Sentence examples for embodied realization from inspiring English sources
In fact all three of these "Three Writings" deal with the embodied realization of the Dharma.
What distinguished Chan were its novel use of language, its development of new narrative forms, and its valorization of the direct and embodied realization of Buddhist awakening.
There are very close connections between justification logics and epistemic logics, embodied in Realization Theorems.
On June 22 at Caroline's in NYC, the comedians-slash-gurus will take their personal spiritual rituals to the stage, embodying the realization that their own lives get more intense around the full moon.
Adi Da insisted that since he solely embodied seventh stage realization, devotional worship of him would henceforth be the exclusive means for others to free themselves from "self-contraction", thereby allowing them to "participate in his enlightened state" (i.e. attain awareness themselves of the seventh stage, or "realize" it).
Many felt some sense of anticlimax, however, when he claimed that the Prussian state embodied the hitherto highest self-realization of the Absolute (see Hegelianism).
In a FMT realization, this is generally embodied in the addition of a frequency domain roll-off factor α=(N2−M /M, yielding the time-frequency efficiency [12]: SEI FMT = 1 T 0 · F 0 ′ = T 0 ( 1 + α ) · T 0 < 1.
The sense organs are carried to their full realization through sense itself, i.e., through meaning embodied in experience.
That circuit is the neural realization of what is called a "primary metaphor" that is embodied.
As I began to engage more deeply with those around me, I discovered that the state of the individual's soul -- their capacity for integrity, authenticity and higher conscience -- always played a critical role in determining how ready they were to embody their own deepest realization.
We can express the prima facie contrast between traditional and embodied cognitive science in terms of opposed views of mental representation, computation, and realization.
