supramundane
- noun
- /ˌsuːprəˈmʌndeɪn/
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supramundano
Examples
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Srila Krishnadasa Kaviraja explains further why a pure Vaishnava's body is aprakrta, or supramundane:
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Yet he could not help "avowing his own belief in the genuineness of the facts presented by or through the Brothers Davenport, and in the substantial verity of the wider range of supramundane facts contained" in Babcock's writings.
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Many spiritual traditions speak of a supramundane reality that transcends our everyday existence.
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Meditation helps practitioners connect with the supramundane aspect of their consciousness.
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Philosophers often discuss the supramundane as an essential element of their theories about existence.
Synonyms
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A world of beings and events believed to be beyond nature
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A place beyond the living world where spirits live
A power beyond the natural world often seen in miracles
A part of reality beyond things you can see or measure
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Etymology
The word supramundane as a noun names a reality beyond the physical world. It comes from the Latin parts supra- 'above' and mundus 'world', so it means 'an above-world' or a place that exists beyond our senses.