Sentence examples for unchanging reality from inspiring English sources
In the Advaita Vedanta school of Indian philosophy, particularly as expounded by Shankara, the finite phenomenal world is regarded as an illusory appearance (maya) of the one eternal unchanging reality (Brahman).
Right now, the auguries are not promising: daily shootings between Serbs and Kosovar Albanians, walkouts on his transitional council, the petty feuding among the Kosovar princelings and, above all, the stubbornly unchanging reality of Kosovar backwardness.
Accordingly, cognitive error — false assertion or belief — is not explained as inaccurate representation, as a lack of correspondence between assertion or belief and reality, or as a failure to grasp the unchanging reality behind shifting sensory appearances.
Parmenides rejected pluralism and the reality of any kind of change: for him all was one indivisible, unchanging reality, and any appearances to the contrary were illusions, to be dispelled by reason and revelation.
This imaginary self, usually conceived in substantial terms as an unchanging reality behind the changing phenomenal world, is in effect the root cause of the pervasive ignorance which afflicts the human condition.
Upanishadic thought postulated the absolute unchanging reality of Brahman and Ātman and claimed that change was mere illusion.
Yet Mr. Morris is also an embodiment of one of the unchanging realities of the music business: that despite all the changes in technology, there is still money to be made in hits, and staying successful means holding on to a bigger piece of a shrinking pie.
For all the changes in the music business, Mr. Morris, 72, "is also an embodiment of one of the unchanging realities of the music business: that despite all the changes in technology, there is still money to be made in hits, and staying successful means holding on to a bigger piece of a shrinking pie".
While the basic substance is nothing, its "function" is being thus being depends on non-being, from which it is constantly produced as a kaleidoscopic function of an unchanging, paradoxical reality of nothing.
We do not live in an unchanging world.
Those stoic householders who stuck it out until now are finally leaving, as the reality of unchanging water levels and lack of electricity and heating become too much.
