Examples of using Existent in English and their translations into Polish
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Associatively the Universal Absolute constitutes the identification of the zone of progressing evolutional reality existent in the time-space, and in the transcended time-space, universes of subinfinite Deity manifestation.
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Samantabhadra Buddha(eternally existent) is to be liberated.
Unity relationships. Relations existent within the I AM as the unity thereof is conceived as a threefold
And also, the fact of voidness eliminates the extreme of inherent existence- things are not inherently existent, because they are devoid of existing in that impossible way.
The functioning of the single market also favours the harmonization of the social systems existent in the Member States.
Animals having a low blood platelet count with concurrent thrombocytopathia will bleed more excessively than expected for the existent platelet count.
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Duality becomes thus existent in the eternal association of the Seven Absolutes of Infinity with the sevenfold infinity of the self-segmented phases of the self-revealing I AM.
By recognizing that all existent phenomena are illusory
These are some practical pointers that can be derived from the rather sophisticated Buddhist analysis of phenomena- existent, nonexistent, static and nonstatic.
what lacks a truly existent self.
Prior to this hypothetical eternity moment the space-energies inherent in Paradise are existent and potentially operative,
all phenomena have no truly existent, self-established coming and going.
So, the way"existent" and"nonexistent" are defined in Buddhism is in terms of a mind that can know it.
its meaning should convey the idea of the potenciesˆ and potentials existent within spaceˆ.
the prepersonal-is ever responsive to the will and acts of existent personality.
Prior to this hypothetical eternityˆ moment the spaceˆ-energies inherent in Paradiseˆ are existent and potentially operative,
The name"real person" refers to something that does exist, while the name"phantom person" does not refer to anything existent- it refers to something that does not exist.
After all, the three types of karmic aftermaths are not truly existent as findable"things" on a mental continuum.