- Buddhist revelation through intuitive discernment; Spiritual awakening cannot be experienced with words and letters; Spiritual enlightenment can be attained only by means of communion of mind with mind (Zen Buddhism)yojijukugo
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- Buddhist revelation through intuitive discernment
- Spiritual awakening cannot be experienced with words and letters
- Spiritual enlightenment can be attained only by means of communion of mind with mind
This refers to a concept in Zen Buddhism that emphasizes the idea that true understanding and enlightenment cannot be fully expressed or grasped through language or written symbols, but rather through direct, intuitive experiences.
True enlightenment can be attained not through words or letters, but through communion of mind with mind.
This meaning emphasizes that spiritual experiences and insights transcend linguistic expression, highlighting the limitations of language in communicating profound realizations.
Through meditation, she experienced an awakening that cannot be explained in words.
This means that true spiritual enlightenment arises from a shared understanding or connection between individuals, rather than through intellectual discourse or written teachings.
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ふりゅう不立もじ文字のおしえ教えteaching of non-attachment to wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字のきょうち境地state of enlightenment beyond wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字をたいとく体得するto attain the understanding of non-attachment to wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字のたいぎ大義the great doctrine of non-attachment to wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字のりねん理念concept of non-attachment to wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字をとく説くto expound the teachings of non-attachment to wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字のじっせん実践practice of the teachings beyond wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字のりかい理解understanding of the concept of non-attachment to wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字というがいねん概念the concept of non-attachment to wordsふりゅう不立もじ文字とぜん禅non-attachment to words and Zen
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