Examples of using Own self in English and their translations into Hungarian
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i.e. the Light of one's own Self.
I, sir, I my own self, cut out seven disks of the size of half pennies each!
By being aware of one's own Self(as I pointed out at the end of the previous note of explanation).
But the ability to express oneself and one's own self is not only inherent in young people,
is like man's knowledge and awareness of his own self.
A person on a high level in his spiritual life is usually ready to sacrifice his own self.
declare that one's own self is responsible for his personal happiness and distress.
Is it worse to sin against one's own self, against another man, or against God?
declare that one's own self is responsible for his personal happiness and distress.
understand always in Trika, but little by little you are making your way to your own Self through all this strenuous effort made by your intellect.
He who experiences the unity of life sees his own self in all beings, and all beings in his own self.”- Buddha.
Sraddha is intense faith in the word of the Guru, in Vedantic scriptures and, above all, in one's own self.
Who sees all beings in his own Self, and his own Self in all beings, loses all fear.~Isa Upanishad.
Beyond form, i.e. beyond mere contact with the Self--in other words,'establishment in one's own Self'-- Pracaya.
especially if it is rooted in the seeking of one's own self.".
the Supreme Lord who lives in him as his own Self, and describes His qualities in the process,
own Self", the sage is making clear that despite there are seven classes of"experients", all of them are, in the end,">one's own Self(Śiva).
the less clearly could he see either the world as a whole or his own self, and he plunged further into what Husserl's pupil Heidegger called in a beautiful
At the same time, the inability to fully demonstrate one's own self, the lack or absence of support from a close environment,
If it be true that the Guru is one's own Self(atman), what is the principle underlying the doctrine which says that, however learned a disciple may be