Sentence examples for supreme knowledge from inspiring English sources

Dying, he told his followers if they ever wanted to find him, they should look where he had been: where he was born, gained supreme knowledge, first preached it; where he was about to pass away.

The initiate guided by a guru may practice Yoga (a "methodic exertion" of body and mind) in order to attain, through mortification, concentration, and meditation, a higher state of consciousness and thereby find supreme knowledge, achieve spiritual autonomy, and realize oneness with the Highest (or however the ultimate goal is conceived).

According to Hartshorne, this is not an example of supreme knowledge, but is rather an example of ignorance of the (at least partially) indeterminate character of the future.

How many people listen to the words of others who profess supreme knowledge?

Her worship is prescribed to acquire supernatural powers, especially gaining control over enemies, attracting people to oneself, acquiring mastery over the arts and gaining supreme knowledge.

He said with the smile of one who professes supreme knowledge, "Don't waste your time and your money applying there because you will not get accepted".

Experts, masters and innovators were nominated and selected according to standards of supreme domain knowledge, most often on the basis of academic credentials implying that younger people (<30 years of age) usually were not included in the nominal groups.

In a moment of supreme self-knowledge, looking at the body of the woman he loves, he recognises that his desire for her won't be sustained - that passion will turn to duty, and that he is both powerless to prevent this sexual boredom in himself and unwilling to contemplate the hypocrisy of adulterous married life.

Within Paul's system, what plays the role of the Thomistic rationes is the divine essence itself, which is the supreme principle of knowledge of possibles, but not an idea.

The property of being firmissimum manifests the fact that the LNC has been taken as the most indubitable and incontrovertible law of thought and being, and as the supreme cornerstone of knowledge and science.

Hartshorne agrees with traditional theism that God exists without the possibility of not existing (sometimes called necessary existence or existence a se) and that God is necessarily supreme in love, knowledge, and power.