His meditation led him to true victory over human passion and, according to the beliefs of the Digambara sect of Jainism, enabled him to become the first human of this kalpa (world age) to gain liberation.
However, the fellaheen Bedouin (descendents of migrant landless peasant villagers who aligned themselves with the Bedouin as sharecroppers during the 19th century; see Dinero and Steven 2010) had perceived resettlement in the towns as an opportunity to gain liberation from feudal-like relations under the landlord Bedouin, as well as valued assets in the form of subsidized land lots.
They were mortal like us, but, by the power of their spiritual practices, they gained liberation and eternal divinity.
To overcome suffering and the transitory nature of existence and gain liberation from it, the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, devised the Eightfold Path of ethical and purifying behaviour.
If luck seeks skill, as batmen claim, certainly ill-luck joins hands in history with ineptitude.When President Cater decided on that gamble he had four things to gain: the liberation of the hostages, a propaganda coup for the United States, a demonstration of the lesson that the United States would not allow itself to be pushed around indefinitely, and his own re-election as president next autumn.
Armitage says, "I just thought: dance has gained its liberation.
In this way one seeks to gain final liberation, or Moksha, to end the cycle of birth and rebirth.
She pilloried some academics' notion of prostitutes as "sex workers" who act voluntarily and gain a certain liberation, even sexual equality, by being compensated.
The 1960s saw another upsurge in androgynous dressing for both women and men, as the counter culture took hold, women's liberation gained ground and social mores changed.
"The social and political novel highlights fundamentalism, the plight of Hindu minorities silently leaving the country and how a particular group of anti-liberation people are gaining strength in the country," Noman explained to VICE News.
She had been writing about imaginary revolutions, but by then an actual liberation movement, feminism, was gaining traction.
