It has the remarkable effect of opening one's heart.

The goal of drinking parties is to promote good fellowship and open one's heart to talking.

It is much easier to enumerate prayers then to open one's heart.

Shirley offered a natural solution: to open one's heart.

It was in opening one's heart to feeling.

Motivations are the acceptance of one's own body with all its imperfections and to open one's heart.

One could open one's heart and allow oneself to feel that pain, which will soften and purify us and make us far more loving and kind.

Yet Islamic scholars consistently have interpreted the relationship between Rumi and Shams as an example of the Sufi call to open one's heart to another human, in order to open one's heart to God.

Both Pinillos and Uriol want a character who goes to another country because that implies to start again because, according to Pinillos and Uriol, it's so curious like a person to open one's heart to foreign people is easier like family or friends.

As usual with Mr. Mee, there is some eloquent parsing of complicated feelings, but there is some leaden speechifying as well, particularly in Andrew's soliloquy, delivered directly to the audience, about the power of love to open one's heart to all kinds of emotional possibilities.