superpersonal

(ˈsuːpəˌpɜːsənəl)

adj

characteristic of a superperson

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So you need people who are both willing to be honest and also don't feel bad when you start asking them questions about superpersonal things, about sexual assault, about child-rearing, about their feelings about being pregnant, miscarriages ...

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This condition (the spiritual condition) is characterized by loss: the loss of metaphysical certainties, of an experience of the transcendental, of any superpersonal moral authority, and of any kind of higher horizon.

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Steve Reich wrote that musical processes can make it possible for a person to directly contact the superpersonal. And the spiritual aspects of music based on mathematical principles have also been observed by others.

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It reaches its high point of evolution in the historical Christ, the Superpersonal Omega.

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Contrary to the Judeo-Christian concept of God, Einstein's pantheistic deity is present in the cosmos in a "superpersonal" manner.

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