swamis (Meaning)
swamis
seer sense 2, a senior member of a religious order, a Hindu ascetic or religious teacher, a Hindu priest or religious teacher, one that resembles or emulates a swami
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swamis Sentence Examples
- The swamis gathered at the ashram to meditate and seek spiritual enlightenment.
- Vishnu, the Hindu deity, is often depicted as a blue-skinned swami with four arms.
- The swamis lived a simple life of austerity and devotion, renouncing material possessions.
- Many swamis have attained great spiritual heights and are revered as saints.
- The swami offered wise counsel and guidance to his followers.
- The swamis chanted mantras and performed rituals to invoke divine energies.
- The swamis established temples and schools to spread the teachings of Hinduism.
- Some swamis have dedicated their lives to social service and helping the underprivileged.
- The swami's teachings emphasized the importance of compassion, forgiveness, and self-realization.
- The swamis' profound wisdom has inspired countless spiritual seekers throughout history.
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The swamis gathered at the ashram to meditate and seek spiritual enlightenment.
Vishnu, the Hindu deity, is often depicted as a blue-skinned swami with four arms.
The swamis lived a simple life of austerity and devotion, renouncing material possessions.
Many swamis have attained great spiritual heights and are revered as saints.
