The Webster Dictionary defines tranquility as the state of being tranquil, calmness, serenity, peaceful. I find my tranquility at church. The peace I feel when I walk in those double doors is overwhelming. Nothing could separate me from my special place. What makes my tranquility is that it comes to all my five senses. As soon as I step into the double doors, my fears, ambition and doubt disappear. I have almost nothing on my mind but my harmony with myself. When I have no thoughts going though my mind, I find my peace or tranquility.
I usually go there every Sunday or at times when I need help though a rough time or just a situation. If I ever need time to think or heal a broken heart, I would go to a familiar scene. Church is where I go to find my peace I go there for someone to talk to even if they don't respond. I go to listen to the nothing noise that makes me feel at peace.
My five senses take place in my tranquility. My sight, smell, hearing, the taste, and the touch of everything is perfect. It seems hard to believe there is perfect place but there is one. The sight of the church when you walk in is powerful. It will knock anyone off they"re feet. As you walk in, you see the flicking candles around you and red carpet. If you follow the red carpet, you will come to a little place where you can sit or kneel.
By the time you are sitting, you will smell a different aroma. The scent is like nothing you smelled before. It is sweet but strong, like a dusty unopened old cabin. The touch of hard pads which you kneel on to confess your sins on, which other before have done and been saved from their sins sets a different tone of feeling to your whole body. .
Two of the senses is the most two important the hearing, and tasting. The hearing is so faint you must strain to even hear a little whisper. This giving me full known tranquility, by the time is over I cannot take it, the last sense sets in, the taste.
tranks or tranquilizers are depressants that make you sleepy. ... There are to kind of tranquilizers major and minor. ... Between 5% and 10% of people abuse tranquilizers. In 1986 8million French people used tranquilizers. People use tranquilizers less than marijuana but tranquilizers are more fatal. ...
John Berendt's Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is filled with intense imagery from many sources. The characters and setting don't seem to be part of a story. They are real, and therefore they seem real in the book. Berendt gives them a distinctive look and feel that could only come from life...
After my senior year of high school I was sent to Tranquility Bay, Jamaica. Tranquility Bay is a program for youths that have gone down the path that is non-working for them. While at Tranquility Bay I came across many different situations that were hard for me to cope with. ... Tranquility Bay gave me support and assisted me in seeing that I have what it takes to let all situations that I encounter make me stronger. ...
Such solitude is synonymous with tranquility. ... This quote is a prime example of how tranquility helps heal. Humans need tranquility when they are trying to heal. ... "Tranquility is essential for man. ... This is a key example of tranquility. ...
The tranquilizer, with this theory, would need to slow the heart down and relax the body, and thus we feel calm and serene. ... With the tranquilizer in this theory your body calms down from the tranquilizer as your emotions also calm. ... With this theory a tranquilizer could only work half the time. ... In the Two Factor Theory the explanation of tranquilizers can't be fully explained. ... If you are erratic and not fully with it, then given a tranquilizer, which ends up calming you down - the theory is out of sync. ...
Depending on the type of person such things as tranquilizers or marijuana are carried. ... Some of his necessities for survival include tranquilizers and premium grade marijuana (436). ... Being the lonely, scared man that he was he was kind of wanting to be shot when he took that tranquilizer. ... It calms his fear just as a tranquilizer calmed Lavender. ... Tranquilizers, extra rations, pictures, a comic book are all carried and those items comfort the carrier. ...
Frost utilizes various forms of imagery, figurative phrases and symbolic expressions, to create an atmosphere of tranquility mixed with a feeling of mystery throughout the poem. ... He mentions the frozen lake and easy wind, that suggest a calm tranquility that envelopes the forest. ... With the image of snow indicating purity, and the deep darkness portraying a certain type of mystery, Frost illuminates his heaven with harmony and tranquility. ... With impressive imagery and literary techniques, he was able to create an ambience of serenity, tranquility and harmony....
This simple rhyming pattern encourages the reader to recite the sonnet slowly creating a "tranquil" tone. ... Norton talks directly to the books: "Let me return to you", and uses gentle words such as: "tranquil" "friendly" and "musing". ... Norton creates this tone through her use of rhyme and punctuation, which is used to reduce the tempo creating a languescent response, and her gentle use of diction where personification and words such as: "tranquil" and "musings" produce a romantic effect. ...
Thus, the eight basic drugs classifications are: antidepressants, anti-anxiety tranquilizers, anti-psychotic tranquilizer, cannabis, hallucinogens, narcotics, sedative/hypnotics, and stimulants. ... Nevertheless, they have been found to increase the effect of other drugs tat depress the central nervous system, including alcohol, antihistamines, barbiturates narcotics, sedatives, and tranquilizers. ...
