英語 での Mystical experience の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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I believe that most people have had some kind of mystical experience.
The results of mystical experience are totally illogical from our ordinary point of view.
The last words of the saint can be considered the synthesis of her passionate mystical experience.
You can look forward to telling a truly mystical experience of the local ritual.
The union is realized by the practitioner as a mystical experience within one's own body.
But the ease with which we accept that a person might want to have a mystical experience is related to our cultural prejudice in favor of belief in a god and the desirability of union with the divine.
Although, it is a bit easier to understand why someone would wish to have a mystical experience than it is to grasp why anyone would want to be abducted by an alien.
One day in 1847, the English mathematician George Boole was walking across a field near Doncaster when he had, in his own words, a“mystical experience”.
But the ease with which we accept that a person might want to have a mystical experience is related to our cultural prejudice in favor of belief in God and the desirability of union with God.
Ellen is a yogacharya(an esteemed Yoga teacher), a radio host and an award-winning poet who weaves poetry into her teachings on spiritual matters, pointing to the mystical experience beyond words and thought.
This builds on previous studies which have revealed that patients who are deemed to have had a“complete” mystical experience on psilocybin are more likely to feel increased wellbeing or life satisfaction 14 months later.
Its sole purpose is to achieve the supreme mystical experience of the absolute, that is, to achieve perfect fusion in the divine(Brahman) that permeates everything.
During his 1904 retreat from Tibet, Younghusband had a mystical experience which suffused him with"love for the whole world" and convinced him that"men at heart are divine.".
In the place of"faith" accepted at secondhand, the Cathars insisted on direct and personal knowledge, a religious or mystical experience apprehended at firsthand.
In the place of‘faith' accepted at second hand, the Cathars insisted on direct and personal knowledge, a religious or mystical experience apprehended at first hand.
In the religious sphere, new movements emerged which opposed the prevailing influence of rationalism in religion and stressed the importance of religious zeal and the inner life. They valued mystical experience over doctrines and rituals.
Such experiences are so-called mystical experiences.
This observation is, of course, not unique to mystical experiences.
No mystical experiences here.
We don't need special visions or mystical experiences.