Sentence examples for the absolute reality from inspiring English sources
We're trying to play the absolute reality of the characters and what's happening in their lives, looking at their individual idiosyncrasies and all the family tensions.
The yuga cycle of creation and destruction itself is part of a larger cycle involving Brahma (the personification of brahman, the Absolute reality and source of all things).
Moksha is achieved when one realizes that the eternal core of the individual (atman) and the Absolute reality (brahman) are one.
In the early 1st millennium bce, Brahmanism emphasized the rites performed by, and the status of, the Brahman, or priestly, class as well as speculation about brahman (the Absolute reality) as theorized in the Upanishads (speculative philosophical texts that are considered to be part of the Vedas, or scriptures).
Kant, however, felt that he had precluded this rejection by his refutation of Idealism, and he persisted in defending the absolute reality of the noumenal, arguing that the phenomenal world is an expression of power and that the source from which this power comes can only be the noumenal world beyond.
But when Leibniz and Clarke discuss the "reality," or the "absolute reality," of space, they are typically concerned with the question of space's status vis-à-vis objects.
There's a lot to hate about Peter Mandelson's controversial Digital Economy Bill, but there's one provision that perfectly captures the absolute, reality-denying absurdity of the whole enterprise.
Has this absolute reality permeated your consciousness?
I would prefer to believe in a world beyond this one—I always liked the teaching that this world is not illusory but sort of play-acting while the spiritual world is the actual, absolute reality—I used to read a lot of Vaisnava texts about this stuff.
According to both the Mahanirvana and Kularnava Tantras, there are two distinct ways of perceiving the same absolute reality.
Ramanuja was the first of the Vedanta thinkers to make the cornerstone of his system the identification of a personal God with the brahman, or Absolute Reality, of the Upanishads and the Vedanta-sutras.
