"liberate oneself" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to free oneself from something or someone, to break free from constraints or restrictions, or to gain independence. Example: After years of being in an unhappy marriage, she finally decided to liberate herself and file for divorce.
More positively, though, thinking of Buddhism as a philosophy brings it into dialogue with the ancient conception of philosophy, one of whose essential components was precisely what was called spiritual practice or exercise, the various ways in which one is able to liberate oneself from illusion and make oneself better capable of ethical action and, of course, the ethical refusal to act.
Because by its very nature [partying] is trying to liberate oneself from the need to have the mental comprehension of life or celebration in general.
I always try to include lucid dreaming in all the spiritual teachings and writings that I do, because if there was a faster, better way to grow, love and liberate oneself, I'd be doing it.
Influenced by both his association with London-based Hare Krishna devotees, known as the Radha Krishna Temple, and the Vedanta-inspired teachings of Swami Vivekananda, Harrison sings of chanting God's name as a means to cleanse and liberate oneself from the impurities of the material world.
Yet harming or killing other people, though, can be a way in which to liberate oneself from the evil inflicted by others, and La Santa Muerte is in fact very good at warding off the evil eye and other malevolent invocations.
Liberating oneself from self-slavery cannot be a permanent achievement.
"Muslims know what true values are… like liberating oneself and others from oppression, like honour, dignity and self-respect, like chastity and moral uprightness, like truth in word and deed, like showing mercy to the innocent, defenceless, and helpless, and fighting for them, and like giving one's life for these values".
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For Camus, one of the ways of liberating oneself from the illusion of meaning and unity is to open up to the beauty of Nature and partake in it, abandoning oneself in privileged moments of hedonistic communion with wild environments, such as the rugged Algerian landscape or the Mediterranean, or in eroticism (1938a; see the moments of happiness in The Outsider, for example, 1942a, 23 24, 116 117).
Like Sir John Woodroffe and Georg Feuerstein, many Tantric scholars (as well as sincere practitioners) agree that, no matter how propitious or appalling you describe them, Shiva and Devi are simply recognizable symbols for everyday, abstract (yet tangible) concepts such as perception, knowledge, space-time, causation and the process of liberating oneself from the confines of such things.
Here, practice to attain enlightenment oneself and to liberate all beings is understood to be one.
