transpersonal
1
9.0
- adjective
- /trænspɜrˈsənl/
- Specialized
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transpersonal
- The retreat focused on transpersonal experiences that go beyond individual understanding, fostering a deeper sense of community.
- transpersonal psychology
- transpersonal experience
- transpersonal psychotherapy
That's perhaps the goal of transpersonal psychology, and it is the experience of psychedelics.
- That's perhaps the goal of transpersonal psychology, and it is the experience of psychedelics.
- Or people who acquired some sense of transpersonal consciousness and that perhaps their consciousness would survive their passing.
- If if we're going to look at it from a transpersonal lens, then we might get into the conversation of soul.
Examples
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The relationship to the internal guru (yidam) develops, establishing dialogue with the transpersonal, which leads to mystical insight.
Academic text (1990) -
Because we are working with transpersonal psychology, asking for help is more than just asking people.
Academic text (1993) -
If if we're going to look at it from a transpersonal lens, then we might get into the conversation of soul.
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The Self is experienced as a transpersonal power that is greater than the ego.
Academic text (1991) -
You are in the middle of getting your master's in spiritual transpersonal psychology.
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I have said earlier that most of the important data of transpersonal psychology are experiential in nature.
Academic text (1993) -
The inner journey through this transpersonal source of significance leads eventually to the reconciliation of ego and self.
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Attachment to any transpersonal experience probably guarantees that it will not lead to full enlightenment.
Academic text (1993) -
Humanistic and transpersonal psychology are cross-cultural disciplines drawing extensively from both Eastern and Western sources.
Academic text (1990) -
Through meditation, she hoped to achieve a transpersonal state of consciousness that connected her to the universe.
Synonyms
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9.6
Beyond the natural world and ordinary experience
Beyond the physical world and normal human experience
Like something from a world beyond the moon and ordinary life
Not of this world and seeming like a dream
Extending beyond one person to include connections between people
How Transpersonal
106
7.1
660
4.8
- Specialized
1
9.0
∞
1.3
30
4.2
313
2.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Transpersonal comes from the prefix trans- ('across' or 'beyond') and personal ('relating to a person'), the same trans- you see in transport and transfer. So transpersonal means experiences that go 'beyond the person' and connect someone to a larger or spiritual whole.