Sentence examples for transcending creation from inspiring English sources
In the Bhagavad Gita Arjuna longed to see Krishna in his "divine form" transcending creation but the awesome vision that severely tried Arjuna's capacity to endure it was granted at Krishna's sole discretion.
Despite this, Baumol (2002) goes a step further and highlights that innovation, which can be incremental or disruptive in nature, transcends creation to include adoption; thus, promoting the argument that innovation is often a complex, multi-actor process.
It's seeing what the kabbalists teach as "Ain Od Milvado", which translated means, "There is nothing more than Him". Judaism teaches that although God transcends creation, everything in creation is sourced in God, is One.
And just as God transcends his creation, so does the human soul transcend the body in its interests.
But the very point of asserting divine timeless eternity is to say something about how God transcends the creation.
The developer wants to make games that "transcend the creation of art" – like throwing shoes and a bowling ball at Donald Trump wearing a chicken suit.
According to its website, Karaokulta aims to "transcend the creation of art in the form of apps and video games that the world loves".
It turns out people loved it". "Mexico is not our friend". According to its website, Karaokulta aims to "transcend the creation of art in the form of apps and video games that the world loves".
Chapter 11 describes Arjuna's vision of Krishna in his "divine form" transcending and consuming creation back unto his living dynamism.
This is the idea at the heart of his third way.A new welfare stateMr Blair talks of imposing a third post-war "settlement" on Britain, one that will combine and transcend Attlee's creation of the welfare state after 1945 and Lady Thatcher's pro-market reforms after 1979.
The sufficiency restriction is transcended because the creation of private property so increases productivity that even those who no longer have the opportunity to acquire land will have more opportunity to acquire what is necessary for life (2.37).
