enjoyer

And don't you worry about your 'enjoyer' -- it's the strongest part of your anatomy in my opinion.

The Little Colonel's Chum: Mary Ware 1897

And although the enjoyer is not really an effect of Brahman, since the unmodified creator himself, in so far as he enters into the effect, is called the enjoyer (according to the passage, 'Having created he entered into it,' Taitt.

The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Sankaracarya Sacred Books of the East, Volume 1 George Thibaut 1881

Despite the professional distance he maintains as a historian, Mr. Gilmour doesn't deny being an ardent fan of Italian culture—a devoted scholar but also a serial enjoyer of Italy.

Is Italy Ungovernable? Raymond Zhong 2011

Despite the professional distance he maintains as a historian, Mr. Gilmour doesn't deny being an ardent fan of Italian culture—a devoted scholar but also a serial enjoyer of Italy.

Is Italy Ungovernable? Raymond Zhong 2011

Loved the quote at the end, being an enjoyer of chocolate from way back (smile).

Cacao Nibs 2007

Thus, the self is the enjoyer or sufferer in the relationship of the mind and senses.

Archive 2009-09-01 photographerno1 2009

On the one hand, the placid, joyful temperament — the lover and enjoyer of life, of music and dancing, cigars, women, good food: the easy-goer.

Election Day 2008 2006

On the one hand, the placid, joyful temperament — the lover and enjoyer of life, of music and dancing, cigars, women, good food: the easy-goer.

Election Day 2008 2006

I'm a 49 year old, comics fan, reader, enjoyer and collector.

Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #1 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2005

It would follow that non-human animals and pre-linguistic children, although they can be sensitive, alert, responsive to pain and suffering, and cognitively competent in many remarkable ways–including ways that exceed normal adult human competence–are not really conscious (in this strong sense): there is no organized subject (yet) to be the enjoyer or sufferer, no owner of the experiences as contrasted with a mere cerebral locus of effects.

What the Cognitive Scientists Believe Chris 2005