The phrase "achieving liberation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing freedom, independence, or overcoming oppression.
Example: "The movement focused on achieving liberation for all marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "gaining freedom" or "attaining emancipation."
The Poles are establishing liberty without first achieving liberation.
Thus, sutras teaching methods of achieving liberation from samsaric existence through attaining birth in buddha-fields in other regions of the cosmos particularly Amida Buddha's Pure Land were among the earliest Buddhist scriptures transmitted to China.
He also rejected the pluralism and momentariness of consciousnesses, which were core doctrines of the Vijnanavada school, and their techniques for achieving liberation.
Additionally, Jains strive to "conquer" the power of the body or non-living matter (pudgala) with the power of the soul, thus achieving liberation, whereby the soul first becomes an omniscient human (arihanta) and then free upon death and release of the karmic body (siddha).
Whether one views it as actual history, or as part-history-part-mythology, or as a symbolically rich work of imagination, the Exodus saga evokes the human instinct to escape from bondage, whether physical or psychological; it inspires hope for achieving liberation; and, for the religious, it describes a particular kind of interaction between the human and the divine.
In a subgroup analysis of the ARDSnet low versus high tidal volume study, it was noted that older survivors recovered from respiratory failure and achieved spontaneous breathing at the same rate as younger patients, but had greater difficulty achieving liberation from the ventilator and successful ICU discharge [ 10].
Life is a struggle to make the right choices and to achieve liberation from dependence, whether material or psychological.
The focus of Jain activity, however, is Jambudvipa, the only continent on which it is possible for the soul to achieve liberation.
Even though Jain doctrine holds that no one can achieve liberation in this corrupt time, the Jain religious goal is the complete perfection and purification of the soul.
Gandhi said, in effect, if you want to achieve liberation through violence you will achieve it quicker than through non-violence, but you should know that violence will then become a part of your society.
This is what we felt at the time, and this is what we said in our manifesto (exhibit AD): "We of Umkhonto we Sizwe have always sought to achieve liberation without bloodshed and civil clash.
