Примери за използване на Semi-divine на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He has been described as semi-divine.
The culture of China is a semi-divine culture, but it was bestowed to human beings by gods.
That may be part of the plan, the semi-divine detachment.
The idea of semi-divine heroes was born from the ancient myths of unions between the Gods and mortals.
Disciple: In past lectures, Master always said that Chinese culture is a semi-divine culture.
The world soul today is created not by a demiurge or semi-divine creator as in ancient times, but by fiber optics.
From the very beginning of its inheriting process, the Chinese arts were established from a semi-divine culture.
While the CCP was destroying the traditional semi-divine culture, it quietly established its own“Party culture” through continuous political movements.
And although he was a constitutionalmonarch with limited powers, most Thais regarded him as semi-divine.
Namely, as you can imagine,what I have described are a people from a semi-divine culture, people directly created by the divine.
Though a constitutional monarch with limited powers,King Bhumibol was regarded by many Thais as semi-divine.
Christian O'Brien has suggested6 there is a connection between the biblical Watchers and the semi-divine, semi-mythical Tuatha De Danann(Children of the goddess Dana).
Though he is a constitutionalmonarch with limited powers, most Thais regard him as semi-divine.
When it arrived at this time period of the last five thousand years of China's semi-divine culture, a systematic normalizing of the human mind began so that it would be able to accept the Fa.
Her whole emotional life- with all the thrill, joy, excitement,concentrates on a certain semi-divine personality.
It is a fundamental article of the Shilluk creed that the spirit of the divine or semi-divine Nyakang is incarnate in the reigning king, who is accordingly himself invested to some extent with the character of a divinity.
And although he was a constitutionalmonarch with limited powers, most Thais regarded him as semi-divine.
Khomeini was now not only the undisputed leader of the revolution,[][]he had become what some called a"semi-divine" figure, greeted as he descended from his airplane with cries of'Khomeini, O Imam, we salute you.
This animal creation was like a golem, a robot, a living automaton of flesh, bone and muscles,wholly reacting to its semi-divine creator.
In the popular belief, semi-divine beings, shades of saints, inconsumable by fire, impervious to water, who dwell in Tapo-loka with the hope of being translated into Satya-loka- a more purified state which answers to Nirvana.
Of course now I use a different language,different names for these different classes of divine or semi-divine beings, but over there, there is no disharmony.
Now when I hear stories of semi-divine beings, such as Hercules, with his impenetrable lion skin, or in the Sanskrit Mahabharata, the story of Karna and his impenetrable armor, I have to ask the question whether or not these were all misunderstood technologies.
That makes the NASA astronauts the equals of ancient supernatural heroes,immortal demi-gods, and that semi-divine quality reflects on the USA as a whole.
After humankind came to have a semi-divine culture, there arose even more complicated cultural manifestations, including things human society upholds, such as benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, trustworthiness, and other such things.
Dian Cecht is known as the Physician of the Gods, or he was the celebrated physician of the Tuatha Dé Danann,which are sort of a semi-divine early group of people in Irish lore.
Though Scandinavia was outside the reach of Rome's arm, the emperor was likely still seen as a very important, and perhaps even a god-like, figure to the tribes who only knew the leader of the west through depictions on coins(and Roman bracteates and medallions)of a man in semi-divine forms.
Of course now I use a different language,different names for these different classes of divine or semi-divine beings, but over there, there is no disharmony.
Interestingly, Gaston Maspero, a French Egyptologist known for popularizing the term“Sea Peoples” in an 1881 paper,wrote in the book the Dawn of Civilization“… the Sphinx could have existed since the days of the followers of Horus,” a race of predynastic and semi-divine beings, which, according to beliefs of the ancient Egyptians had ruled thousands of years before the Pharaohs of Egypt.”.