10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNDYINGNESS»
Discover the use of
undyingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
undyingness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Spirit of Zoroastrianism
When one has assigned, by one's Order and one's Good Thought, Wholeness
and Undyingness to him forthem to be in his command, they shall give to this one
Tissue strength and Texture to be his. 10 From Yasna 47 1Through the Life-
giving ...
Prods Oktor Skjaervo, 2012
2
Commentary on the Holy Scriptures
The sonorous refrain— 4 Dort lasso mich unsterblich sein, carries with it higher
conception than that of mere undyingness. It is but a living on in some way dil§
ering from the present simply by a higher joyousness, in some higher locality, ...
... common to people who, by some morbid action within themselves, are set ajar
with the world, Septimius continued still to come round to that strange idea of
undyingness which had recently taken possession of him. And yet he was wrong
in ...
Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1872
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Textual Sources for the Study of Zoroastrianism
The experience of this harmony lies in the Perfection (Haurvatat) of whatever one
does. Every thought, word and deed must be created to bring to fruition the final
goal of creation, which is the defeat of evil, resulting in the state of undyingness ...
Thereby, too, we are given the possibility of consciously uniting life and death—
consciously connecting “unbornnesss” and “undyingness”—in the great Life that
is the wholeness of humanity and the spiritual world: true community. As the ...
Let us examine these passages, apart from any presupposition of the
undyingness of the soul. The parable of Lazarus is so obviously couched in
popular language as to make any support for this doctrine drawn from it quite
invalid.
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The Wisdom of Solomon: In the Revised Version with ...
To be “known” by God carries with it a measure of undyingness: a thing that has
existed in the mind of God and has evoked His approval can never become as
though it had not been. The argument is similar to that which our Lord used with ...
8
Waldorf Education and Anthroposophy 1: Nine Public Lectures, ...
... generally accepted and as commonly used as the word "immortality" (
undyingness) — perhaps something like "unbornness." Only if we have such a
word will we be able to grasp the full, eternal nature of the human being. Only
then will we ...
9
Tao-Sheng's Commentary on the Lotus Sutra: A Study and ...
7.3.13 "Aging and dying (jaramarana)" As birth secures one in the state of
undyingness, this is the residence of craving and compassion. 7.3.14 The twelve
causes and conditions involve all the three periods of past, present, and future [
lives].
Immortality and God are synonymous terms, and when we know God within, we
know undyingness, a life after the mortal concept of death. The destruction of
death as "the last enemy" to be overcome is our spiritual obligation. Right here.
