Sentence examples for supreme reality from inspiring English sources

Basically, this liberation consists in the soul's effective apprehension of its essential unity with brahman, the Absolute or supreme reality, and its merging with it.

Kashmiri Shaivism, also called Pratyabhijna (Sanskrit: "Recognition"), religious and philosophical system of India that worships the god Shiva as the supreme reality.

For the adherents of Kashmiri Shaivism, liberation (moksha) comes about through intense meditation on Shiva as the supreme reality and recognition of the supreme reality's identity with the individual soul.

For example, Sri Aurobindo, a Hindu mystic-philosopher, speaks of the supreme reality as the "Consciousness-Force"; and Nishida Kitaro, a Japanese philosopher, expresses his apprehension of universal reality as that of "absolute Nothingness".

In the Upanishads, Prajapati merges with the concept of brahman, the supreme reality and substance of the universe (not to be confused with the Hindu god Brahma), replacing any specific personification and framing the mythology with abstract philosophy.

For example, the Upanishads, part of the Vedic literature of Hinduism, can proclaim tat tvam asi, literally "you are that," where "that" refers to the single, supreme reality or principle.

Mr. Burnett, still the supreme reality-television producer as the second edition of his "Survivor" heads for its finale tomorrow night, said this week's self-financed trip by the millionaire executive Dennis Tito made him hopeful that he would be able to use the International Space Station for his show, now tentatively titled "Destination Space".

If you read "DVRs and Streaming Prompt a Shift in the Top-Rated TV Shows" (Business Day, March 5), you might think that the golden age of network television had returned as a result of the digital video recorder and that scripted sitcoms like "Modern Family" again reigned supreme over reality shows like "American Idol".

As for the question of Who Would Be The Next Supreme, the reality show-within-the-show, the women seemed to be competing for the title of Most Selfish and Stupid Ninny.

These are the dozen or so sonnets he addressed to his mistress, Méry Laurent, between 1884 and 1890, in which he expressed his supreme satisfaction with reality.

In the religious realm it especially designates the sort of knowledge that is a total experience of its object, particularly the supreme being or reality.