heedfulness

Do they disappear from readers' heedfulness, fade like the whispers of vaguely recollected names?

It proved so much needless heedfulness.

Those hurts must be dressed, stitched if need be; one could not long spend heedfulness on forcing them not to bleed, at the cost of urgent tasks.

For these matters are too great and manifold to be spoken or to be taught in speech within the brief patience and heedfulness of those of mortal race.

Core to Erzurumi's philosophy is that self-examination is absolutely necessary as part of the process of discovery of Allah: "Allah has revealed in His Divine Books, and has sent His prophets as guides to help lead us back to heedfulness.

But in order to become so, there is need for great heedfulness, a complete knowledge of present relations, constant observation of all persons, impenetrable dissimulation, and lastly, above all things, a very intimate and profound knowledge of the king, of the history of his reign, and of his character.