Sentence examples for union of wisdom from inspiring English sources
The process was gradually interpreted as an internal form of celibate yoga, for, in accordance with Vajrayana theory, enlightenment is achieved by the union of Wisdom and Method, now conceived of symbolically as female and male.
He also wrote more than a dozen treatises expounding the doctrines of the Ismāʿīlīs, among them the Jāmiʿ al-ḥikmatayn ("Union of the Two Wisdoms"), in which he attempted to harmonize Ismāʿīlī theology and Greek philosophy.
Eternal union of fraternal peoples, Common wisdom given by our forebears, Be glorious, our country!
"And the fact that she is coming from an ex-Soviet Union country gives her a kind of wisdom and a distance, because she knows both worlds and both types of society".
In the video above Union laid down some golden nuggets of wisdom as part of the #MyABFFStory campaign, where she reminded aspiring filmmakers to always "be prepared".
Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT teaching union, questioned the wisdom of downgrading qualifications taken by so many young people.
Separately they represent the forces of wisdom and compassion; enlightenment is their union.
If you want to debate genuine political issues like the role of government in providing social services, the pros and cons of labor unions or the wisdom of imposing American values on foreign countries, you can find plenty of university and law school faculty members who would be willing to argue these points from a traditionally conservative viewpoint.
"I think Jeff has a lot of wisdom," said Vermont's governor, Howard Dean, who signed the civil unions bill into law today.
"Seven Pillars of Wisdom".
