Sentence examples for enlightenment experience from inspiring English sources

It was connected to my having 'ability' as a Zen student and to my being able to have a precocious enlightenment experience.

And for all its beguiling industriousness and creativity – the trials by fire and water are excellently done – the staging in the end falls frustratingly short of the great enlightenment experience that Mozart's music demands.

Taking these points together, the Zen enlightenment experience suggests a leap from a causal temporal series.

In the Zen school of Mahayana Buddhism, the enlightenment experience (kensho) reveals that reality contains no distinctions or dualities.

To illustrate an experiential basis for the above observation, we may cite another example, namely Dōgen's enlightenment experience.

Razan even suggested that thorough immersion in the words of the sages was the best way to achieve a kind of comprehensive, mystic enlightenment experience.

If a Buddhist Newton had been sitting under that tree, he would have seen the apple falling and, reaching for Enlightenment, experienced each moment of its descent as a thing pure in itself.

Keith Yandell (1993, 25 32) divided them into five categories, according to the content of the experiences: monotheistic, nirvanic (enlightenment experiences associated with Buddhism), kevalic (enlightenment experiences associated with Jainism), moksha (experiences of release from karma, associated with Hinduism), and nature experiences.

Deep meditation and enlightenment experiences give access to this timeless, formless dimension of infinite being.

There are now many studies that have looked at people who have enlightenment experiences and they have some common features.

The people who have enlightenment experiences are not burdened by memory, and yet they have a very clear memory when they want to recall it.