Examples of using Cognize in English and their translations into German
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Help others, and you will cognize everything.
He will cognize labor as an indispensable means of perfectionment, but his heart prayer will be flamingly beautiful.
Thus, by the simplest examples one must cognize the Great.
The new life will cognize substance in all infinitude.
Deepest true phenomena are things that, when we analyze them,we can still cognize their conventional identity.
With courageous heart one must cognize the painful darkness that draws near when the fires are extinguished.
A believer who sincerely submits to the Imam's guidance, will cognize God through the knowledge of self.
Only Buddhas cognize enlightenment nonconceptually, since only Buddhas know enlightenment directly from personal experience.
The appearances of sense objects that we cognize are established from the mind.
Concentrate on the mind as something thatgives rise to the mental appearances that dawn and can validly cognize them.
Only the fiery consciousness, common to all worlds, can cognize and testify about distant lives.
In general, the non-Gelug traditions assert thatMadhyamaka differentiates the two truths on the basis of the minds that cognize them.
However, we may not necessarily validly cognize them, which means we may not necessarily cognize them accurately and decisively.
The other non-Gelug traditions assert that, within Madhyamaka,the voidness of phenomena that each of the three types of aryas cognize is different.
When we cognize something with a labored understanding and conviction about it, we need to build up to that cognition by going through a line of reasoning.
The way we know this is by conceptually cognizing her explicitly as Mary, while implicitly we cognize her as"not Susan" as well as"not anyone else other than Mary.
They project and cognize these false appearances dependent on the power of karmic tendencies and unawareness, and thus are known as"unpurified(ma-dag) dependent phenomena.
Nevertheless, as a feature of their rebirth state or as an aftermath of strong imprints from attainments gained from meditation done in former lives,they may validly cognize some"results, which are not yet happening.
When such cognitions are nonconceptual and cognize either subtle nonstaticness or voidness, they are called yogic cognition rnal-'byor-gyi shes-pa.
Therefore, each investigator of the Teaching may be advised,"Approach with all force; observe by thorough measures;investigate by all methods; cognize with all daring; reveal indefatigability, and be aflame with each discovery of Truth.
Similarly, we can cognize the superficial and deepest truths about something simultaneously, but only by the appropriate aspects of mental activity valid for cognizing each.
Because their definition of valid cognition(tshad-ma) is a way of knowing that is both fresh(gsar) and non-fallacious,these systems assert that not all cognitions that apprehend their objects validly cognize them.
In summary, sensory and mental non-conceptual cognition cognize only the appearance of an something- the appearance of an item and the appearance of a mode of existence of the item.
We cognize it conceptually by our mental consciousness giving rise to a mental aspect resembling an empty or blank space, and superimposing or projecting onto it the audio and meaning categories"voidness.
Most Western cognitive theoriesdiscuss consciousness as a single factor that can cognize all categories of cognitive objects- sights, sounds, smells, tastes, physical sensations, and purely mental objects such as when thinking.
A mind that can validly cognize conventional truths- in this case, the appearances of a mentor's actions- can correctly discriminate between actions that accord with the Dharma and those that contradict it.
According to the Gelug interpretation of Svatantrika,this means that both the proponent and opponent validly cognize defining characteristics(mtshan-nyid) findable on the sides of these items that establish the conventional existence of these items.
Consequently, conceptual cognition cannot cognize the ultimate manner in which things exist- either separately from or simultaneously with the item that ultimately exists in that manner.
Superficial true phenomena- things that we can no longer cognize the conventional identities of(tha-snyad-du yod-pa'i bdag) while we are dissecting them by physical means or analyzing them by mental scrutiny.
Before we're Buddhas, we can validly cognize or at least know with presumption that these abilities exist, and based on that understanding we have choices of how we will act, and thus we can affect which result will arise from these karmic tendencies.