nonresistance

IPA: nɑnrɪzˈɪstʌns

Examples of "nonresistance" in Sentences

But a gentle touch, used with nonresistance, can work miracles.
The doctrine of nonresistance against arbitrary power, and oppression
Inner nonresistance to whatever is or happens is a denial of the absolute reality of form.
There is a spiritual consciousness that, through the power of nonresistance, can change a condition that appears solid.
I began to see the power of nonresistance when I actively practiced aikido, a soft martial art that works only for self-defense.
If we just accepted what life dealt us with "nonresistance" (a major sticking point for Tolle) we'd live a more blissful existence.
The doctrine of nonresistance against arbitrary power, and oppression, is absurd, slavish, and destructive of the good and happiness of mankind.
The conclusions of his studies and thinking had the disagreeable effect of leading him away from Garrison's doctrine of "nonresistance" and "disunion."
He argued that because Jesus counseled nonresistance (urging his followers to turn the other cheek), nonviolent resistance was no more faithful to the Gospel than violence — after all, it did resist.