Similar words: accusatory, compensatory, oratorio, satisfactorily, moratorium, oratorical, originator, equatorial. Meaning: n. (Zen Buddhism) a state of sudden spiritual enlightenment.
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1 Convey anyhow, this should be a kind of satori.
2 In this tradition, if a person cannot finish all the koans within this lifetime, they can be worked on in the next life until final "satori" is attained.
3 "Your lecture is called 'From Satori to Silicon Valley,' " he explained. "I know where Silicon Valley is. But where's Satori?"
4 "Your lecture is called 'From Satori to Silicon Valley,[www.Sentencedict.com] ' " he explained.
5 Well sometimes I see a flash of illumination in what you're trying to say but believe me I get more of a satori out of Princess than out of words.
6 so universities are encouraging the creation of drug-development groups," says Jeff Ives, president of Satori Pharmaceuticals, a biotech in Cambridge, Mass., that is searching for Alzheimer's drugs.
7 I'm not sure I know. But I have these thoughts about the line of descent that led from satori to Silicon Valley.
8 I have met academic specialists who insist that Alan Watts, who did so much to popularize Zen, did not grasp the authentic meaning of satori.
9 Will they? There is no guarantee, but knowing a little history might help. And having some idea of where satori is can't hurt.
10 They are constant thought or wise changes, the nature's following or the Tao's following, and wit or satori. They reflect the common features of human spirit in Sino-British poetics.
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