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Definition of gnosis in English: gnosisnoun ˈnəʊsɪsˈnoʊsəs mass nounKnowledge of spiritual mysteries. 对神秘的精神世界的知识，灵知，真知 Example sentencesExamples - But atheism - flatly stating ‘There is no God,’ full stop, no room for a shadow or a shade of a doubt, makes a claim for absolute knowledge - gnosis.
- The only salvation is knowledge, gnosis (inner, divine illumination).
- This is a gross oversimplification, I think, but it lays the groundwork for potential gnosis through these horror-inspired ascending spirals of identity and awareness.
- Submitting to the Lord's will, the mortal is blessed with all virtues and gnosis and he obtains honor in the Lord's court.
- Gnosis changes you - that's what makes it gnosis.
- That's what I base certainty on - gnosis, I suppose - knowing through experience.
- I think it induces a state of gnosis in me, probably through some sort of synaesthesic experience.
- While we see gnosis and fulfilment of will, they see the blessings of God.
- The wisdom embodied in a Christian practice is not gnosis, available only to enlightened ones who decode hidden mysteries.
- Gnosticism is the false gnosis that Paul and John both addressed in their letters to the early churches.
- It matters little whether a person is able to list herself as a believer or unbeliever, an atheist or a theist, a being of gnosis or of a-gnosis.
- His theological opponents, the Encratites and advocates of some radical forms of gnosis, taught that a celibate ascetic lifestyle was mandatory for Christians.
- Yet it is Dharma by which the seeker of truth can evolve to gnosis.
- This I have hoped would boost their strength and I have even gone to the length of stipulating that they should have the ability to absorb free floating gnosis to boost their own powers
- For me, the big issue (and it's been touched upon already) is simple - is your knowledge getting in the way of your gnosis?
- The celibate may choose to use prayer for the release of energy during gnosis and the sex magician uses the act of intercourse as a conduit.
- A profession is a calling to praxis, not to gnosis.
- This is the saving gnosis which the Gnostics sought.
- The Magick is more about direct experience and gnosis and the theories that arise from those experiences.
- Situated in the transcendent state of absolute gnosis, Mangatramji expressed esoteric wisdom in terms of which freedom from human limitation is experienced at the deepest level of being.
OriginLate 16th century: from Greek gnōsis 'knowledge' (related to gignōskein 'know'). Definition of gnosis in US English: gnosisnounˈnoʊsəsˈnōsəs Knowledge of spiritual mysteries. 对神秘的精神世界的知识，灵知，真知 Example sentencesExamples - A profession is a calling to praxis, not to gnosis.
- Yet it is Dharma by which the seeker of truth can evolve to gnosis.
- That's what I base certainty on - gnosis, I suppose - knowing through experience.
- The wisdom embodied in a Christian practice is not gnosis, available only to enlightened ones who decode hidden mysteries.
- It matters little whether a person is able to list herself as a believer or unbeliever, an atheist or a theist, a being of gnosis or of a-gnosis.
- For me, the big issue (and it's been touched upon already) is simple - is your knowledge getting in the way of your gnosis?
- Gnosticism is the false gnosis that Paul and John both addressed in their letters to the early churches.
- The Magick is more about direct experience and gnosis and the theories that arise from those experiences.
- Gnosis changes you - that's what makes it gnosis.
- I think it induces a state of gnosis in me, probably through some sort of synaesthesic experience.
- But atheism - flatly stating ‘There is no God,’ full stop, no room for a shadow or a shade of a doubt, makes a claim for absolute knowledge - gnosis.
- While we see gnosis and fulfilment of will, they see the blessings of God.
- This I have hoped would boost their strength and I have even gone to the length of stipulating that they should have the ability to absorb free floating gnosis to boost their own powers
- This is the saving gnosis which the Gnostics sought.
- Situated in the transcendent state of absolute gnosis, Mangatramji expressed esoteric wisdom in terms of which freedom from human limitation is experienced at the deepest level of being.
- The celibate may choose to use prayer for the release of energy during gnosis and the sex magician uses the act of intercourse as a conduit.
- Submitting to the Lord's will, the mortal is blessed with all virtues and gnosis and he obtains honor in the Lord's court.
- This is a gross oversimplification, I think, but it lays the groundwork for potential gnosis through these horror-inspired ascending spirals of identity and awareness.
- The only salvation is knowledge, gnosis (inner, divine illumination).
- His theological opponents, the Encratites and advocates of some radical forms of gnosis, taught that a celibate ascetic lifestyle was mandatory for Christians.
OriginLate 16th century: from Greek gnōsis ‘knowledge’ (related to gignōskein ‘know’). |