Brennan, Barbara Ann, Hands of Light A Guide to Healing Through the Human Energy Field , Bantam Books, 1987.

Ishmael goes on to point out that by living in the hands of the gods, man is subject to the conditions under which evolution takes place.

Today, the Belgrade Synagogue is the only functioning synagogue, saved by the local population during World War II from destruction at the hands of the Nazis.

Using their blogs, mobile phones, and new media, Egyptian activists have exposed numerous torture incidents by police officers over the past few years.

For the supply of cotton seeds in India has increasingly slipped out of the hands of farmers and into the hands of global seed producers like Monsanto.

As mentioned above, in the last few months, arbitrary arrests by DN intelligence officers have increased dramatically.

Reducing transfer costs, which average an estimated 9 of the value of transactions, would put more money into the hands of those who need it most.

A small percentage of the tickets ended up in the hands of Liverpool fans.

A Europe of Judges

More Palestinians were killed by contending militias than by the British army or the Jewish self defense forces.

In 1258 it fell into the hands of Ezzelino da Romano.

Europe will be united by the Chinese.

The future awaits us, and it lies in the hands of our young people.

The more nuclear weapons and material that were available, the greater the chance that they would fall into the wrong hands, even into the hands of global terror networks.

Multicolor handprints on white cloth.

In the hands of the gods is where evolution happens.

Money is still flowing into the hands of terrorists.

By 1998, more than 80 of enterprises were in private hands.

Oligarchic capitalism exists where power and money are highly concentrated among a few.

Two decades ago, the Berlin Wall was torn asunder by jubilant crowds.

Some bloggers say that both Mbeki and Tshabalala Msimang have blood on their hands.

He added that should the circumstances that prompted the FARE DP threats against him become known, his life would be at risk, but this time through violence from Government forces or the police.

The United Nations Human Settlements Programme, for example, encourages the voluntary involvement of youth in running and managing projects through organizing meetings, facilitating online discussions and undertaking peer to peer training.

At first, I was happy to be in American hands.

The boundaries were unchanged and Baghdad remained in Ottoman hands.

Man portable air defence systems (MANPADs) have become a deadly tool in the hands of terrorists, and vast stocks of chemical and biological weapons are still posing a threat especially if they fall into the hands of non State actors.

For Brazil, the very existence of weapons of mass destruction in the hands either of non State actors or of States themselves is a matter of grave concern.

And I do put power tools into the hands of second graders.

Some of them contemplated committing suicide before the Egyptians break in.

It later falls into the hands of the hero of the novel, Jim Hawkins.

There is no body that sponsors arms smuggling from Yemen to Somalia, inasmuch as it is an offence punishable by law.

The candidate lists are placed in the hands of the voters at least 14 days before the election.

By placing monetary policy in the hands of central bankers who cannot be told what to do, politicians effectively tie their own hands (and get lower inflation as a result).

Furthermore, in respect of the State party's contention that the complainant's risk of being maltreated by political opponents falls outside the scope of article 3, it is submitted that the complainant does not claim a risk of maltreatment by political opponents, but by the Bangladeshi police.

Nests built by members of the related genus Holochilus are similar in many details.

More than 1.9 billion was sent to Haiti in 2008 through remittances, more than official development assistance and foreign direct investment combined, with more than half of these funds going directly into the hands of families in rural areas.

Weapons of mass destruction must not fall into the hands of terrorists.

My own compatriots in Russia have died at the hands of terrorists.

An FMCT would also make a significant contribution to nuclear non proliferation, particularly in the face of current concerns, by reducing the supply of fissile material that could be vulnerable to acquisition by terrorists.

Immediately after the stroke that killed his father at an exclusive summer resort villa on a remote mountain, Kim Jong il consolidated political power by concentrating it in the hands of a very few diehard loyalists and jailing, torturing, and killing anyone he viewed as a political opponent.

Benazir Bhutto, in turn, placed control of the party in the hands of her husband and son.

As they deliberate, however, more and more power is concentrated in the new caudillos.

But what we didn't know was that our souls were just a game for these people.

They are subjected to grave violations of human rights and to violence at the hands of repressive elements.

And like any new technology, it's really in humanity's hands to wield it for the betterment of mankind, or not.