illumine

Theres a primal urge, it seems, to go into a cave: to sniff it and test it and wonder what primal fires might once have illumined it.

It is a God-illumined master's consciousness exiting from the body at the time of physical death - the Great Liberation.

The water before them, illumined by the sunset , had become the deep clear blue of the sky on a summer evening.

Through the wide doors of the sheds she caught a glimpse of the black mass of the boat . . . with illumined portholes.

3, Let my love, like sunlight, surround you and yet give you illumined freedom.

As he rose, a flash of lightning, that seemed to rive the remotest heights of heaven, illumined the darkness.

Fosse again illumined the gap between what we pretend and who we might really be, this time exploiting details of his own personal life.

The Beings of Light in the Realms of Illumined Truth are invoking our assistance in another vitally important facet of the Divine Plan.

and yet give you illumined freedom.

You will link your rational mind with the Will to Act to build a more beautiful mental aura, and to have illumined thoughts.

The impenetrable darkness was illumined only by the terrible flames of the cremation pyres.

is not something that you get illumined by practising.

Consciousness is raised from an emotional nature into an illumined awareness when the pineal gland is lifted from dormancy.

And you are sometimes like horizons fine Illumined by the suns of autumn time .

That sentence suddenly illumined her.

electric lamps illumined the stage.

The clerk's lamp illumined his countenance.

The street is illumined by many lights.

A black square stands firmly, illumined red on one side.

The count's sad face was illumined by a faint smile, as he noticed the portfolio which the receiver-general held in His hand

The more a man's tongue flees talkativeness , the more his intellect is illumined so as to be able to discern deep thoughts;