Examples of using External things in English and their translations into Hungarian
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knowledge, and external things.
Moreover, by declaring(that)"the inert group of senses or instruments enters into the states of Pravṛtti--to go toward external things--, etc.
Internal things are those which are represented, and external things those which represent, 4292.
has been well described as manas taking an interest in external things.
Kâma-Manas, that is Manas with desire, has also been picturesquely described as Manas taking an interest in external things.
Kama-Manas, that is manas with desire, has been well described as manas taking an interest in external things.
and all other external things are nothing but the illusions of my dreams with which this spirit has set traps for my credulity.
when we work at it s though it were at least as real as all external things.
And I believed that I knew that such a state of consciousness is reached up to a certain degree when man not only has thoughts which conceive external things and events, but such thoughts that he himself experiences them as thoughts.
and all other external things are nothing but deluded dreams,
I believed I knew that such a state of consciousness is reached to a certain degree when we not only have thoughts that reproduce external things and events, but also thoughts that we experience as thoughts themselves.
sounds and all external things are merely dreams that the demon has contrived as traps for my judgment.
and all other external things are nothing but the illusions of my dreams with which this spirit has set traps for my credulity.
and all other external things are nothing but deluded dreams,
IN ATTEMPTING to explain representations philosophers have found that the main difficulty lies in the fact that we ourselves are not the external things, and yet our representations must somehow correspond to things. .
In this way, it is said that karaṇeśvarīcakra presides over the states/acts of Pravṛtti(to go toward external things), Sthiti(to maintain those very external things for a while)
which never come into light or day, until external things are vastated.
for when I am entranced the senses of my rudimental life are in abeyance and I perceive external things directly, without organs,
bizarre collaboration, kind of conversation between Tom and the strange, external thing that was not quite Tom.