yogically

English

Etymology

yogic +‎ -ally

Adverb

yogically (comparative more yogically, superlative most yogically)

(manner) In a manner that involves or is concerned with yoga.
- 2000, Reginald A. Ray, Indestructible Truth: The Living Spirituality of Tibetan Buddhism, unnumbered page,
  Most important, the Geluk and the Ri-me exhibit quite different trends not only in history, doctrine, and practice but also in their classical monastic versus more yogically oriented approaches.
- 2000, William M. Johnston, Encyclopedia of monasticism, Volume 1: A - L, page 224,
  Thus, the more yogically inclined schools (e.g., Kagyiipa) tend to place more importance on tathagatagarbba theory (Buddha nature) […] .
- 2010, Ravi Dass, The Sacred Wanderer, page 83,
  Prof. Jain would mix all his food into one glob at lunch so as to be more yogically detached from pleasure but I couldn't get to that point.
(domain) In the context of yoga.
- 2005, Sujata Nahar, Michel Danino, Shankar Bandyopadhyay, Sri Aurobindo to Dilip, Volume 1, page 65,
  Less metaphysically and more yogically, there are periods when silence becomes imperative, because to throw oneself outward delays the "work that has to be done."

单词	yogically
释义	yogically English Etymology yogic +‎ -ally Adverb yogically (comparative more yogically, superlative most yogically) (manner) In a manner that involves or is concerned with yoga. 2000, Reginald A. Ray, Indestructible Truth: The Living Spirituality of Tibetan Buddhism, unnumbered page, Most important, the Geluk and the Ri-me exhibit quite different trends not only in history, doctrine, and practice but also in their classical monastic versus more yogically oriented approaches. 2000, William M. Johnston, Encyclopedia of monasticism, Volume 1: A - L, page 224, Thus, the more yogically inclined schools (e.g., Kagyiipa) tend to place more importance on tathagatagarbba theory (Buddha nature) […] . 2010, Ravi Dass, The Sacred Wanderer, page 83, Prof. Jain would mix all his food into one glob at lunch so as to be more yogically detached from pleasure but I couldn't get to that point. (domain) In the context of yoga. 2005, Sujata Nahar, Michel Danino, Shankar Bandyopadhyay, Sri Aurobindo to Dilip, Volume 1, page 65, Less metaphysically and more yogically, there are periods when silence becomes imperative, because to throw oneself outward delays the "work that has to be done."
随便看	kumi na nane kumi na nne kumi na saba kumi na sita kumi na tano kumi na tatu kumi na tisa kuminauha kuminauhatwist kuminaöljy kuminda kumindá kuminen kumingking kumingtonit kumini kumino kuminoj kuminojn kuminon kuminsamentu kumintab Kumintang kumintang kumipallo