What is another word for satori?
Pronunciation:
[ satˈɔːɹi], [ satˈɔːɹi], [ s_a_t_ˈɔː_ɹ_i]
Synonyms for Satori:
-
n.
• cognition Other relevant words:
- Ataraxy ,
- Intuitivism ,
- anticipation ,
- apercu ,
- ataraxia ,
- buddhi ,
- calmness ,
- clairvoyance ,
- composure ,
- contemplation ,
- imperturbability ,
- insight ,
- inspiration ,
- intuition ,
- intuitionism ,
- intuitive reason ,
- intuitiveness ,
- nirvana ,
- peace ,
- peacefulness ,
- placidity ,
- placidness ,
- precognition ,
- quiescence ,
- quiescency ,
- quiet ,
- quietism ,
- quietness ,
- quietude ,
- repose ,
- rest ,
- restfulness ,
- serenity ,
- silence ,
- sixth sense ,
- sleep ,
- slumber ,
- stillness ,
- tranquillity .
How to use "Satori" in context?
Satori is a Japanese word meaning enlightenment or realization. It can refer to moments of sudden insight or understanding, or to a permanent change in the way one sees the world.
The word has been used to describe a number of experiences and states of mind, including enlightenment of the soul, apotheosis, and breakthrough.
When attained, satori can trigger a profound transformation in the experiencer, often leading to a more enlightened, peaceful, and contented life.
Satori is often associated with Zen Buddhism, but can also be found in other Buddhist and non-Buddhist traditions.
Hyponym for Satori:
n.
-
cognition
enlightenment.
-
cognition
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