Sentence examples for Phenomenal reality from inspiring English sources

These fetters comprise ignorance, karma, and the delusory nature of phenomenal reality (maya).

An equivalent paradox is embraced by Mahayana Buddhists, who speak of phenomenal reality as shunyata (Sanskrit: "void" or "empty").

In this context, then, religions can be understood in their largest sense as a means whereby humans, recognizing the limitations of phenomenal reality, undertake specific practices to effect self-transformation and community cohesion within a cosmological context.

Not that he himself was a madman; he simply felt, he said, that the world of the inner self -- its dreams, reveries, fears and delusions -- should be rendered "as objectively evident as the exterior world of phenomenal reality".

That is, he posited tropes as (one of) the fundamental constituents of phenomenal reality.

But Buddhism added to them the teaching of karma, directing attention to the dramatic character of phenomenal reality.

As long as the soul mistakes this phenomenal world for reality and clings to existence in it, it is doomed to suffer endless births and deaths.

Any attempt to articulate something as ultimately real tends to fall into a split between reality and the changing phenomenal world, making the latter false or illusory.

They examine the interrelationship (which is ultimately non-dualistic) between the phenomenal world, its sounds (or "voices") as "signs" (or "letters"), and reality itself, the "meaning," they convey.

All the phenomenal world is a manifestation of the glory of God (vibhuti), and to detract from its reality is to detract from his glory.

"Roscoe," the novel, dwells on these phenomenal political realities, but it also treats of the public and private life of Roscoe the politician and his prismatic love story, from which politics is inseparable.