Exemplos de uso de Transitory things em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Our true self is not made of transitory things….
Beware lest the transitory things of human life withhold you from turning unto God, the True One.
Why do you attach your minds to the transitory things in this world?
So the transitory things are to be only used very temporarily, what we need is not so important.
Nothing is perennial,even because we live in a world of transitory things.
This is a reference to overreacting to the eight transitory things in life, the so-called"eight worldly dharmas.
The eight transitory things in life are praise and criticism, gains and losses, things going well and not well, and good news and bad news.
The Cause associated with His Name is far above the transitory things of this world.
The first cause of suffering arises from the desire for transitory things; the second cause is in the lack of self control; the third cause is the ignorance man has of his own essence.
How sad if any man were, in this Day,to rest his heart on the transitory things of this world!
Time is but a relative measure of the sequence of transitory things; eternity is not susceptible to any kind of measure from the standpoint of duration; there is neither beginning nor end: for eternity the present is all there is.
We don't practice the Dharma purely because, being unmindful of death,we get caught up in the eight transitory things of this life'jig-rten-pa'i chos-brgyad, the eight worldly Dharmas.
The Buddhist teachings emphasize a list of eight transitory things in life- the so-called"eight worldly concerns" or"eight worldly dharmas"- following the same principle of everything always in motion, going up and down.
Immeasurable equanimity-"May all limited beings abide in equanimity,unperturbed by conceptual thoughts about the eight transitory things in life or about object-taking consciousness and the objects it takes.
Conceptual thoughts about the eight transitory things in life('jig-rten-gyi chos-brgyad, eight worldly dharmas) and about object-taking consciousness and the objects it takes fall within the sphere of the function of equanimity as not allowing factors associated with confusion to arise.
I think it would be all right if I explain this verse simply from the point of view of the practices described in the first seven verses being done without their being tarnished by the conceptions with which we grasp for a truly existent"me" in the face of the eight transitory things in life: praise, criticism and so forth.
Please give me the wisdom to see beyond the transitory things of life and find you and your sustaining presence.
If we rightly understand the relationship[or rather the opposition] between eternity and time;if we have acquainted ourselves with the idea that time is only a relative measure of the succession of transitory things, while eternity is essentially one, immoveable, permanent and unsusceptible to any measurement in terms of duration, we realize that for eternity there is neither beginning nor end.
God is My witness. My sole purpose in revealing to thee these words is to sanctify thee from the transitory things of the earth, and aid thee to enter the realm of everlasting glory, that thou mayest, by the leave of God, be of them that abide and rule therein….
All the preceding practices must not be tarnished by the stains of conceptions concerning the eight passing or transitory things in life, the so-called"eight worldly dharmas"- praise or criticism, hearing good or bad news, gains or losses, and things going well or poorly.
Kardec received from the Spirits the information that"time is only a relative measure of the succession of transitory things; eternity is not susceptible of any measure, in terms of duration; for eternity there is no beginning or end: all is the present" Genesis, Chapter VI, item 2.