thiên cảm
Definition
Noun:
- Intuition; innate feeling; presentiment: A direct perception or understanding of something without conscious reasoning; a strong instinctive feeling about the future or about a truth.
- Religious inspiration; divine inspiration: A belief in or experience of receiving direct enlightenment or revelation from a divine or supernatural source.
Noun (historical/religious context):
- Illuminism: Refers to the doctrines or beliefs of the Illuminati or similar groups emphasizing inner spiritual light and direct personal revelation.
Usage Examples
Noun (Intuition):
- Cô ấy có một thiên cảm mạnh mẽ rằng chuyến đi sẽ an toàn. (She had a strong intuition that the trip would be safe.)
- Đôi khi, chúng ta nên tin vào thiên cảm của mình. (Sometimes, we should trust our innate feelings.)
Noun (Religious inspiration):
- Nhà tiên tri nói rằng ông hành động dựa trên thiên cảm từ thần linh. (The prophet said he acted based on divine inspiration.)
- Giáo phái đó được thành lập dựa trên thuyết thiên cảm. (That sect was founded on the doctrine of illuminism.)
Advanced Usage
- "Thuyết thiên cảm": The doctrine or theory of illuminism; the belief in direct spiritual enlightenment.
- Thuyết thiên cảm nhấn mạnh vào ánh sáng nội tâm và sự khai sáng cá nhân. (Illuminism emphasizes inner light and personal enlightenment.)
Variants and Related Words
- Giáo phái thiên cảm (n): A sect of illuminists; a religious group believing in direct divine inspiration.
- Giáo phái thiên cảm ấy từng bị coi là dị giáo. (That sect of illuminists was once considered heretical.)
Synonyms
- Intuition: The ability to understand something instinctively.
- Presentiment: A foreboding or premonition about a future event.
- Inspiration: A sudden brilliant or divine creative idea.
- Illuminism: A belief in direct spiritual or intellectual enlightenment.
Related Concepts
- Linh tính (n): Similar to "thiên cảm" in the sense of psychic feeling or sixth sense, though often less religious.
- Giác quan thứ sáu (n): The sixth sense; extrasensory perception.