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superconsciousness

superconsciousness

9.9
A higher state of mind you have during deep meditation when you are more aware and connected
  • noun
  • /ˌsuːpərˈkɒnʃəsnəs/
translation icon : superconsciencia
  • In discussions about collective human awareness, the term superconsciousness is often used to describe shared insights and experiences.

Examples

  • Sophie conducts a multi-faith ceremony of thanks and blessing, although God is absent, or at least extremely diminutive, if God is the collective superconsciousness of the whole human race.

    Fiction book (2001)
  • During meditation, some practitioners aim to access a state of superconsciousness where they feel a deep connection with the universe.

  • Many believe that moments of artistic inspiration come from a state of superconsciousness that transcends ordinary thought.

Synonyms

transcendency
vssuperconsciousness
9.9

Being beyond ordinary human experience

is specifically about expanded awareness often seen as universal or collective

How Conscious

superconsciousness
9.9
consciousness
157 5.6
subconscious
42 6.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

superconsciousness = superconscious (transparent) = super + conscious + ness

The adjective 'superconscious' is transparently formed from 'super-' + 'conscious' to mean a higher-than-normal consciousness; adding '-ness' yields the state.

Etymology

Superconsciousness comes from the first part super- meaning 'above' and consciousness meaning 'awareness'. So it describes an awareness that is 'above' ordinary mind, a higher or wider state of being.