Centeredness

Batchelor’s focus on the early texts of Buddhism, the Pali Cannon, awakened within me a path devoid of the damaging self-centeredness of Freud.

I taught them to take this centeredness not only into their dance classes but also into the academic classes.

She uses her magic and punish people that she dislikes, and often times her self-centeredness does more harm than good.

You have to find centeredness (in the world).

Dr. King might say to us that our self-centeredness and inaction, our silence in the face of today’s evils, is a modern-day version of the cooperation that he warned against back in 1957.

They saw and felt the palpable neglect and self-centeredness that became the trademark of people holding positions of influence within the party and government at almost every level of leadership from the very top all the way down to the branch level.

He thought it was a most subtle job to discern what came first: self-centeredness or failure in seeing truth.

It was one of the most popular and prominent German operas during the Unification of Germany in 1871, and in spite of the opera's overall warning against cultural self-centeredness, Die Meistersinger main became a potent symbol of patriotic German art.

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