Sentence examples for perfected man from inspiring English sources

The theology of the Siddhānta (Perfected Man) school of Śaivism was elaborated in Meykaṇṭār's Civañāṉa-pōtam (13th century).

Tirumūlar was a mystic and reformer in the so-called Siddhānta (Perfected Man) school of Śaivism, which rejected caste and asceticism, and believed that the body is the true temple of Śiva.

Bruni was a pioneer in the advocacy of humanistic education, holding that the studia humanitatis shape the perfected man and that the goal of this perfected virtue is political action.

For what I say here is to be understood of the good and perfected man who has walked and is still walking in the ways of God; not of the natural, undisciplined man, for he is... totally ignorant of this birth.

Qûnawî puts it in a nutshell: Perfect Man is "the perfected human reality of the Essence, one of whose levels is the Godhead [al-ulûhiyya]; all existent things are the loci of manifestation for his differentiated qualities and properties" (Qûnawî, al-Nafahât, 66 67).

Eriugena's account ranges widely, treating of the creation of man, the Fall and the consequent division of the sexes, the meaning of human nature as made in the image and likeness of God (in imaginem et similitudinem dei), the nature of paradise to which perfected human nature will return, the nature of the devil and of evil will.

I promise, your grandparents -- or the perfected world of social media -- won't be disappointed in you.

That's rude.' You have to be a completely polished, perfected individual in your artistry because if not, then man oh man".

Additionally, he is the head of the Masters of Wisdom, a group of perfected souls who have inspired all of man's great accomplishments throughout history.

World War II perfected neurotoxin agents, which became the feedstock for farmers' nerve-poison pesticides.

Serve this perfected cheese plate, make the world a better place.