Примери за използване на Selfhood на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Selfhood prevented the discernment of joy.
It's an extension of freedom and the possibilities of selfhood.
A new sense of selfhood is spreading rapidly within humanity.
Satisfied as long as our children are stripped of their selfhood and robbed.
The urge to escape from selfhood and the environment is in almost everyone almost all the time.”.
But the spirit which dwells within the confines of selfhood has no other path but grief.
Such a selfhood, indwelt by a prepersonal fragment of God the Father, is in truth and in fact a spiritual son of God.
So inquiry is the means to removal of the false belief of selfhood in all the three bodies.
People are born without“ena” or selfhood, and instead must acquire it through interactions and experiences overtime.
We cannot be satisfied as long as long as our children are stripped of their selfhood and robbed of their dignity.
Notwithstanding the continuity of personal selfhood, much of the mortalˆ life would at first seem to be a vague and hazy dream.
The higher purpose of existence is to advance man until he can live in the awareness of his divine selfhood.
To realize that circumstances in life are not real, that selfhood is an illusion and only Brahman is real; 3.
And the best of all these topics is the Overself--the glimpses of its nature,the remembrance of its being his essential selfhood.
The need for frequent chemical vacations from intolerable selfhood and repulsive surroundings will undoubtedly remain.
Beneath this conscious desire for fresh experiences there is the unconscious longing for That which is the permanent core of selfhood.
If we could penetrate to this, the fundamental element of our selfhood, we would never again be satisfied with a wholly egoistic life….
To live as we really are without delusion about the reality of the past,the present, our selfhood and behaviours.
The traditional understanding is that human sentience and selfhood are conveyed via some kind of nonphysical substance, often called a"soul.".
Š although Father, Son and Spirit are one single God, yet each of them is fromall eternity a person, a distinct centre of conscious selfhood….
And destruction of the false belief of selfhood in the gross body is itself the destruction of the false belief of selfhood in the other bodies.
The purpose of education should be acquirement of skill, pursuit of wisdom,realization of selfhood, and attainment of spiritual values.
The true reality of all selfhood(personality) is able to function responsively to universe conditions by virtue of the unceasing changing of its constituent parts;
As he vividly recalls these sunnier times, his daily reality spins further downward into inexplicable brutality,primal fear, and loss of selfhood.
Western selfhood, certainly in its male forms, is a selfhood of appropriation and manipulation in its very self-definition and definition of relationships.
Yet at the same time that she rejected marriage for herself andimplied an inevitable loss of selfhood for any woman who engaged in it, she, unlike the Saint-Simonians, considered marriage“a sacrament indispensable to the organization of society.”.
The fundamental attributes of human selfhood, as well as the absolute Adjuster nucleus of the human personality, are the bestowals of the Universal Father, acting in his exclusively personal domain of cosmic ministry.
Philosopher John Leslie, a professor emeritus at the University of Guelph in Canada,stated that robust selfhood may require a kind of“existential unity,” a state“as found in wholes whose parts are incapable of separate existence.”.
He waited, and meanwhile nurtured his selfhood on the contemplation of his superhuman gifts and virtues-- as already said, he was a man of irreproachable morality and extraordinary genius.
Patterns, not only of Othering, butalso of the maintenance of selfhood through historical remembrance and cultural memory, have been put on the agenda(Assman&Hölscher 1988; Ricoeur 1990).