Sentence examples for of true emptiness from inspiring English sources
In Zen we find the Mahāyāna Buddhist notion of emptiness and the Daoist notion of nothingness fully intertwined and developed into a practice of living both completely unattached and completely engaged in the world of "true emptiness, marvelous being".
This radical reaffirmation of the phenomenal world was particularly stressed in East Asian developments of Mahāyāna Buddhism, where we find such remarkably affirmative phrases as: "true emptiness, marvelous being" (Japanese: shinkū-myōu).
Knowledge of emptiness is key to this emancipatory process, as Tsongkhapa claims, for one must realize the emptiness of the Consequence School, the lack of true essence, to be free from the subtle sense of self and achieve nirvāṇa (Cozort 1998, 316).
Yet his prescient but unwelcome 1979 warning that the country suffered a crisis of confidence, preventing Americans from uniting to solve tough problems, anticipated the faux bravado and true spiritual emptiness of Reagan's "Morning in America".
If you know true morning emptiness, fill yourself with some real nourishment.
Ultimate Truth, true realization of Emptiness, was thus at best a celebratory term used to point to an ineffable experience of the liberation from all views, all definite conceptions of determinate "things".
"It has a sensation of wilderness, of vastness and emptiness.
The narrator speaks of "the immense power of emptiness".
The point of origin is one of emptiness.
The feeling of emptiness, of a desire unfulfilled.
