| Progressions in Scotland itself during the Scottish enlightenment led to advancements throughout the empire. |
| They established universities in Granada and Cordova in Spain and lit the lamp of enlightenment in a Europe immersed in darkness. |
| This was the age of reason and enlightenment where science was fitting the heavens into the clockwork precision of mechanical, mathematical laws. |
| Zen masters often use nonsensical or unsolvable riddles, or koans, to bring about enlightenment. |
| They use urine to unleash their kundalini, sending it straight into the third eye, bringing instant enlightenment. |
| Yet despite this huge pile of paper, very little enlightenment has emerged. |
