Sentence examples for own enlightenment from inspiring English sources

By seeking our own enlightenment, we can enlighten others.

Anyway, the Muslims have their own enlightenment.

Many Thais revere him as a sort of latter-day Buddha, selflessly postponing his own enlightenment in order to guide his subjects through the mire of modern life.

He worked for years as a doctor, with a scientific speciality in the treatment of epilepsy and stroke victims, and wrote for his own enlightenment.

That face, looking as if he really had been tweaked by the nose, goes through its own enlightenment in the course of the play – puzzled, petulant, perplexed, peevish, piqued and, just now and then, a little perky.

I also saw parents wanting to share the benefits of Bhagwan's insights with their children; I did not see selfish adults pursuing their own "enlightenment" at the expense of their children.

Muslims, as much as Hindus and Buddhists, have long been undergoing their own Enlightenment-style transition from the sacralised world of meaningful symbols and signs to a disenchanted one of neutral facts, in which individual reason and judgment are more reliable guides than transcendent authority.

In this way Hayam Wuruk was able to assert his influence in restless areas, enforce homage from territorial lords, reassure village elders by his visits, verify land rights, collect tribute, visit holy men in the countryside for his own spiritual enlightenment, and worship at Mahayana, Shaivite, and ancient Javanese holy sites.

Thereby one is now intentionally participating in the yoga or samadhi of Dainichi, thus realizing one's own original enlightenment.

To realize this, is to affirm one's own original enlightenment in one's present body in simultaneous reception of Dainichi's expounding of the Dharma.

Intrigued by this, we caught up with Thug Entrancer to chat about moving from Denver to Chicago, both cities' music scenes, the force of the beat, and his own musical enlightenment.