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unmanifested

unmanifested

9.9
The part of reality that is not visible and exists only beyond the physical world
  • noun
  • /ʌnˈmænɪfɛstɪd/
  • Jargon
translation icon : lo no manifestado
  • Through deep meditation, some people claim to experience the unmanifested directly.

Examples

  • Many spiritual traditions speak of the unmanifested as the source of all creation.

  • Philosophers have long debated whether the unmanifested can ever be truly known.

  • The unmanifested is often more powerful than the visible.

  • The unmanifested aspects of our emotions can influence our behavior.

  • Many spiritual traditions describe the unmanifested as the origin of the physical universe.

  • Through deep meditation, practitioners often seek to connect with the unmanifested aspect of their being.

  • Philosophers often explore the concept of the unmanifested in discussions about reality and existence.

Synonyms

unmanifest
vsunmanifested
  • Jargon
9.9

A hidden reality that is not seen but is thought to be the source of everything

is a neutral technical idea for any unseen aspect, not only spiritual source
incorporeality
vsunmanifested
9.9

A state of having no physical body or shape

focuses on any unseen aspect of reality, not only lack of material substance
incorporeity
vsunmanifested
  • Specialized
9.9

Not having a physical body or material form

covers unseen aspects broadly rather than only absence of a body or form

Antonyms

to manifest
  • Formal
125 5.6

To show a feeling or quality in actions and appearance

expressed
3.2

Words or actions make it clear

Surface Forms

unmanifested singular
unmanifesteds plural

Morphology

unmanifested = manifested (transparent) = un + manifest + ed

The word is formed transparently by adding the negative prefix un- to manifested, and the noun use simply refers to what is not manifested.

Etymology

Unmanifested as a noun means the hidden source or part of reality that is not seen, coming from un- 'not' and manifest 'visible', so it names what exists only in a hidden or potential form.