Satori Definition

sä-tôrē, sə-
noun
Spiritual enlightenment or illumination.
Webster's New World
A spiritual awakening sought in Zen Buddhism, often coming suddenly.
American Heritage

Origin of Satori

  • From Japanese æ‚Ÿã‚Š (さとり) (satori, “understanding")

    From Wiktionary

  • Japanese

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Satori Sentence Examples

  • In my intellectual satori there was no noticeable zone of feeling attached to it, it appeared to be totally non-emotional.

  • These satori pants are a comfortable blend of bamboo, organic cotton, and Lyrca.

  • In cosmic satori, ( 4) and (8) are emphasized together to give the One as subjectivity and ego as objectivity.

  • There is the spirit of haiku about this - present too in other poems - the kind of immediacy achieved in Zen satori.

  • In cosmic satori, (4) and (8) are emphasized together to give the One as subjectivity and ego as objectivity.

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