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Definition of inner light in English: inner lightnoun Personal spiritual revelation; a source of enlightenment within oneself. 精神启示，自我开悟，灵光 Example sentencesExamples - A faint golden aura seemed to permeate the young man's body, as if it were glowing with an inner light of holiness.
- He would have to glow with God's inner light.
- No where could see that inner light more than in her smile.
- She curled up, looking at him with piercing azure eyes that sparkled with an inner light, a feminine innocence, and fear.
- Integrity should shine forth from all who follow Jesus like a steady inner light, illuminating all that is said and done.
- His eyes opened, revealing cold blue orbs, sparkling with an inner light.
- Her long eyelashes seemed to have tiny jewels on the ends, and her face appeared to glow with an inner light.
- His hazel eyes seemed to reflect some inner light.
- The monistic or meditative way is to turn within in meditation, go deep into the lotus of the heart and experience our inner self, our inner light, our spiritual energy.
- She seems frail and weak, though an inner light burns in her - some kind of vital spirit that makes her more than pretty, but actually beautiful.
- Quaker teaching has frequently emphasized the inner working of Christ in the believer's soul, the inner light which guides and illuminates the devout life.
- They too have seen the light of what awaits us once we fully remember who we once were, unlocking the mind and spirit and with it, our own inner light!
- Too much humility also throws a veil across the inner light of the soul.
- Seeing Rebekah's face turn a bright red, but still radiating with an inner light, Allison knew exactly what had happened.
- On holy days you try to engage the spirit to find your way to the inner light, as Quakers say.
- My second catalyst patiently taught me how to center the whole being of the physical body, the emotional body and the spiritual body so that the inner light began to appear.
- Her eyes seemed larger and shown with an inner light, an innocence that her physical age denied.
- As soon as we cease to react, we have for the first time the vision of the inner light.
- It is a firm belief that this inner light can be kindled to brilliance through yogic practices.
- Her eyes had always shone with some inner light, especially when she laughed, and her expression had always been open and passionate.
OriginMid 19th century: originally in Quaker doctrine. Definition of inner light in US English: inner lightnoun Personal spiritual revelation; a source of enlightenment within oneself. 精神启示，自我开悟，灵光 Example sentencesExamples - His eyes opened, revealing cold blue orbs, sparkling with an inner light.
- Integrity should shine forth from all who follow Jesus like a steady inner light, illuminating all that is said and done.
- My second catalyst patiently taught me how to center the whole being of the physical body, the emotional body and the spiritual body so that the inner light began to appear.
- No where could see that inner light more than in her smile.
- Quaker teaching has frequently emphasized the inner working of Christ in the believer's soul, the inner light which guides and illuminates the devout life.
- The monistic or meditative way is to turn within in meditation, go deep into the lotus of the heart and experience our inner self, our inner light, our spiritual energy.
- A faint golden aura seemed to permeate the young man's body, as if it were glowing with an inner light of holiness.
- She seems frail and weak, though an inner light burns in her - some kind of vital spirit that makes her more than pretty, but actually beautiful.
- Seeing Rebekah's face turn a bright red, but still radiating with an inner light, Allison knew exactly what had happened.
- It is a firm belief that this inner light can be kindled to brilliance through yogic practices.
- As soon as we cease to react, we have for the first time the vision of the inner light.
- His hazel eyes seemed to reflect some inner light.
- Too much humility also throws a veil across the inner light of the soul.
- She curled up, looking at him with piercing azure eyes that sparkled with an inner light, a feminine innocence, and fear.
- They too have seen the light of what awaits us once we fully remember who we once were, unlocking the mind and spirit and with it, our own inner light!
- On holy days you try to engage the spirit to find your way to the inner light, as Quakers say.
- Her eyes seemed larger and shown with an inner light, an innocence that her physical age denied.
- He would have to glow with God's inner light.
- Her long eyelashes seemed to have tiny jewels on the ends, and her face appeared to glow with an inner light.
- Her eyes had always shone with some inner light, especially when she laughed, and her expression had always been open and passionate.
OriginMid 19th century: originally in Quaker doctrine. |