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kensho
This term originates from Zen Buddhism and describes a specific, momentary psychological shift rather than a permanent state of total enlightenment. It is often characterized as an initial glimpse or a "breaking through" to the true nature of reality, serving as a precursor to satori.
In a spiritual or meditative context, the word carries a connotation of suddenness and clarity. It is used primarily within specialized religious or philosophical discourse and is rarely applied to mundane realizations or general intellectual understanding.
Meanings
A Zen Buddhist experience of seeing one's true nature and realizing the emptiness of the ego, often described as a sudden flash of enlightenment.
After years of meditation, the practitioner finally experienced kensho.