The phrase "awakening through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing personal growth, enlightenment, or transformation that occurs as a result of a specific experience or process.
Example: "Many people find their true selves through awakening through meditation and self-reflection."
Alternatives: "enlightenment via" or "transformation through".
I heard that in the car long before my jazz awakening through Herbie Hancock's Head Hunters and Miles Davis's In a Silent Way, all that swampy, odd music.
According to Buddhist belief, enlightenment is the experience of true reality, an "awakening" through which one could comprehend the true nature of things.2 Shakyamuni thought he could reach enlightenment by practicing asceticism, a lifestyle of severe discipline.
The ceremony inspires people to seek personal growth and awakening through acts of kindness, generosity and compassion in daily life.
All you do need is an open heart, a clearing mind, and awareness that love is a choice, and a way, and only you can choose to participate in soul awakening through whatever is before you.
The early Buddhist texts do not seem to have any one-sided practices - such as awakening through study only, through meditation only, through virtue or confidence only.
After seeking spiritual awakening through a guru and sliding into a mud bath, the women sample local fare like a shake and burger made of dates.
"I had my Christian conversion awakening halfway through college," he said.
Meher Baba saw his work as awakening the world through love to a new consciousness of the oneness of all life.
Within the first half hour after waking, a flood of stress hormones – called the cortisol awakening response – surges through the body.
"Waking" (1981) tells one woman's story through her awakening from sleep over seven days throughout her life.
No leaves on the trees, yet, but cool sunshine through the limber, awakening branches.
