megnyilvánító

The term "megnyilvánító" is a Hungarian word that translates to "manifesting" or "revealer" in English. It refers to something or someone that brings forth or makes apparent something that was previously hidden, latent, or potential. In a philosophical or spiritual context, it can describe a force or process through which an idea, a plan, or a spiritual essence becomes tangible or visible in the material world. For instance, a creative act can be seen as a megnyilvánító of the artist's inner vision.

The concept of megnyilvánító is also relevant in discussions of potential and realization. An event or a person might act as a megnyilvánító for talents or opportunities that were not previously recognized or utilized. It implies a transition from an unexpressed state to an expressed one. This can occur in various domains, from personal development, where a mentor might be a megnyilvánító of a student's capabilities, to broader societal changes, where a historical event can be a megnyilvánító of underlying social tensions. The core idea is the act of making something known or evident.