supramental
- noun
- /ˌsuːprəˈmɛntəl/
- Specialized
- In November 1933, after noting that 'the supramental has not descended into the body or into Matter,' he added: 'it is only at the point where such a descent has become not only possible but inevitable.'
Examples
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In spiritual philosophy, the concept of supramental consciousness allows individuals to connect with a divine force beyond ordinary thought.
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Many practitioners believe that achieving a state of supramental awareness can lead to greater understanding and enlightenment.
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The teachings suggest that the supramental mind offers insights that transcend typical human perceptions.
Synonyms
A state of being beyond the physical world and normal experience
A higher state of mind you have during deep meditation when you are more aware and connected
The full presence and power of God or the spiritual world
Being beyond ordinary human experience
A reality beyond what the mind can fully understand
A part of reality beyond things you can see or measure
How Transcendent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Supramental comes from supra- 'above' and mental 'mind', so as a noun it means a form of mind or power that is 'above' ordinary thought.