satori in Greek
satori in Greek is σατόρι — satori means a sudden feeling of deep spiritual understanding, often reached through meditation.
satori in Greek
σατόρι
Pronounced: satori
(uncountable, Zen, _, Buddhism) A sudden inexpressible feeling of spiritual awakening or enlightenment, the result of meditation and study.
What does "satori" mean?
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noun A sudden feeling of deep spiritual understanding, often reached through meditation.
"Zen teaches that we are all already enlightened, some of us simply don't choose to realize it. If we choose to embrace Satori, then we are enlightened."
- noun A moment of sudden insight or understanding.
- noun (biology) A gene in fruit flies whose mutation causes males to court other males rather than females.
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satori in a sentence
- Zen teaches that we are all already enlightened, some of us simply don't choose to realize it. If we choose to embrace Satori, then we are enlightened.
- "Slim your hips the Zen way," Juliana said. "Lose pounds through painless satori. I'm sorry, Miss Davis. I'm woolgathering."
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What is "satori" in Greek?
"satori" in Greek is σατόρι. satori means: A sudden feeling of deep spiritual understanding, often reached through meditation.
How do you pronounce σατόρι?
"satori" in Greek is σατόρι, pronounced "satori".
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