Sentence examples for attained emancipation from inspiring English sources

The early tradition had taught instead the ideal of the arhat, who would enter into nirvana upon death, having completely eradicated blind passions and attained emancipation from further rebirth within the world of samsaric existence.

Man's ultimate goal is to attain emancipation from an astrologically dominated material world.

Although the founders and some of their immediate successors had attained some emancipation in the philosophical enterprise, full maturity remained elusive.

The Sauras believed that the worshipper could attain spiritual emancipation (moksha; literally, "release") by adoring the Sun (just-risen, on the meridian, and setting), by bearing its marks on the body (a circular red tilak on the forehead), and by chanting Surya's prayer.

Sita suggested her to visit Varanasi and attain moksha (emancipation) and blessed her to be worshipped as a goddess.

As pope, Pius combatted Gnosticism a religious movement teaching that matter is evil and that emancipation comes through spiritual truth attained only by revelatory esoteric knowledge and the Marcionites, followers of a heretical Christianity proposing especially a doctrine of two gods as taught by the semi-Gnostic Marcion, whom Pius is believed to have excommunicated in 144/150.

One of the points at issue is whether or not emancipation is destructible; another is whether there is a difference between liberation attained by mere self-knowledge and that attained by knowledge of God.

Moscow might have been attained.

None has attained hit status.

Ceylon thus attained representative government.

How was its object attained?