Sentence examples for divine realities from inspiring English sources

Ṣūfīs maintain that melodies and rhythms prepare the soul for a deeper comprehension of the divine realities and a better appreciation of divine music.

Wood has written with considerable eloquence and passion about his childhood memories of his parents' evangelical Anglicanism, and his painful break during his adolescence and early manhood from its "magnificent and oppressive... apprehension of momentousness, and the belief in divine realities".

The same symbols also establish the secret correspondences between sensible things (stones, plants, and animals) and celestial and divine realities.

Others include Ibn Ḥazm (994 1064), who emphasized mystical love, Ibn-Bājjah (1095 1138 CE) who treated the concept of intellectual and mystical intuition as the faculty that experiences Divine realities, Ibn Al-Sid of Badajoz (1052 1127 CE) who developed what some have called mathematical mysticism, and Ibn-Ṭufayl (c.

Mystery refers both to the divine reality and to the divine operations of the world.

According to this theory all existence is one, a manifestation of the underlying divine reality.

Neoplatonism maintained that the world was continuous in being with the ultimate divine reality, the One.

The territory in which one lives is real insofar as it is in contact with the divine reality.

Likewise, certain images of God (and sacred books) are held to be uniquely powerful and true (pure) expressions of divine reality.

The great Sufi saints like the 13th-century Persian poet Rumi held that all existence and all religions were one, all manifestations of the same divine reality.

YAHWEH SCHMO (SPIKE) -- In this first-ever "divine reality" show, a group of actors seeks to fool the Omnipotent Lord of Creation (currently being "retooled").