Sentence examples for bare consciousness from inspiring English sources

Citta can never be experienced as bare consciousness in its own origination moment, for consciousness is always intentional, directed to a particular object that is cognized by means of certain mental factors.

Thus cognition, in its perceptual aspect, has a dual form: subjectively, it discloses a bare consciousness that merely attends to the flow of sensations; objectively, it corresponds to each specific domain of empirical awareness: visual objects to visual awareness, sounds to auditory awareness, etc.

Raised By Wolves is giving a realistic face and voice and the bare essentials of consciousness to girls, but it's also doing the same for working-class characters.

The first three categories include the bare phenomenon of consciousness (citta) that encompasses a single dhamma type and of which the essential characteristic is the cognizing of an object; associated mentality (cetasika) that encompasses fifty-two dhandas; and materiality or physical phenomena (rūpa) that include twenty-eight dhammas that make up all physical occurrences (Abhidh-av 1).

This menacingly nasty episode, skilfully laid bare through his own consciousness, echoes the earlier tale of abduction: of bullies controlling women through their children.

The resulting pageant of shrieking, shouting, singing, and slugging, all for a liberal cause, lays bare Fuller's own divided consciousness, torn between the excitement and the horror of violence.

This is the kitchen where my borderline-eating-disorder-masked-as-health-consciousness is laid bare as new-fallen snow.

Rollins, and then John Coltrane, turned soloing into a wild journey of self-exploration, a sort of musical stream of consciousness of self-baring existential danger.

It was a side bet, if you like, the very essence of prizefighting when it entered the sporting consciousness of this country, bare-knuckled and brazen, in Georgian times.

Another song is likened to the sound of "someone regaining consciousness in a hospital after being pounded for hours with bare knuckles".

In one training ritual, the bare-chested legionnaires ritually and without a trace of self- consciousness or squeamishness throw themselves into each other's arms.