gymnosophical (Meaning)
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gymnosophical (a)
of or relating to gymnosophy
Synonyms & Antonyms of gymnosophical
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gymnosophical Sentence Examples
- The gymnosophical teachings of the ancient Indian sages emphasized the importance of self-denial and meditation.
- The gymnosophists were renowned for their austere lifestyle and enigmatic practices.
- The gymnosophical doctrines influenced the development of Buddhism and other Eastern philosophies.
- The gymnosophists believed that the body was a temporary vessel and that true liberation lay in the soul's detachment from it.
- The gymnosophical tradition emphasized the pursuit of knowledge and spiritual enlightenment.
- The gymnosophists' ascetic practices included extreme self-discipline and renunciation of worldly possessions.
- The gymnosophical belief in reincarnation led to a deep respect for all living beings.
- The gymnosophical concept of karma influenced the development of ethical and moral codes in Indian society.
- The gymnosophists' teachings have been subjected to much scholarly interpretation and analysis.
- The gymnosophical legacy continues to inspire spiritual seekers and philosophers today.
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of or relating to gymnosophy
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The gymnosophical teachings of the ancient Indian sages emphasized the importance of self-denial and meditation.
The gymnosophists were renowned for their austere lifestyle and enigmatic practices.
The gymnosophical doctrines influenced the development of Buddhism and other Eastern philosophies.
The gymnosophists believed that the body was a temporary vessel and that true liberation lay in the soul's detachment from it.
