| A reciprocal relationship between the knower and the known, common to all the sciences, is important here. |
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| Dr. K. Parvathi Kumar has a deep knowledge of the symbolism of the World Scriptures and is an excellent knower of astrology and homoeopathy. |
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| First, the act of knowledge involves a real modification of the knower but not of the object he or she knows. |
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| We can only comprehend, but we cannot know, because there is no knower in sleep. |
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| Man always desires to be more fully, and he exists most fully as a knower, as a see-er. |
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| In addition, we are able to recognise the knower, the field of knowledge and the medium through which we know. |
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| Such thoughts lead him to make efforts in that direction and he slowly becomes the knower. |
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| This name became ever knower in the course of the years and the clientele has always grown. |
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| The location metaphor has the effect of individualizing the knower only one individual can occupy a place at a time. |
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| The roots are beyond, because the knower gets absorbed into it when he gets nearby. |
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| It is helpful for you to relate to a knower in the field and conduct the work in that field for effortless accomplishments. |
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| The difference of the knower from the selfish is in their attitude towards results. |
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| It is only a short step from this to agreeing that no intermediacy, of names or anything else, between the would-be knower and the object known can do anything but impede the learning process. |
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| I recommend death to your separativity to be re-born as knower. |
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| The modern view of the world holds that we can know the world 'out there' using the scientific method and assumes that this knowledge is uncontaminated by the mind of the knower. |
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| Until the knower emerges, there is no process of knowing. |
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| How, it might be pertinently asked, can one distinguish between the truly inspired writings of the true knower, and this mass of literature which is flooding the minds of the public at this time? |
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| Here Magee portrays Milligan as a defective knower because of his blindness, a conclusion Magee advances with assertions that Milligan's experiences with redness are not exactly like Magee's own. |
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| The central concept of feminist epistemology is that of a situated knower, and hence of situated knowledge: knowledge that reflects the particular perspectives of the subject. |
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| One dies three times before he really lives as a knower. |
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| There is no seer beside him, no hearer beside him, no comprehender beside him, no knower beside him. |
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| But how can the knower emerge from nothingness? |
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| So, how do we know, when the knower has not yet emerged? |
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| But to the knower, separativity is re-birth. |
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