The mundane is becoming so much more supermundane . . . school, family, etc. ❋ Dr. Beatrice Sparks (2010)
Black hilltops are as islands jutting out from a grey supermundane sea. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Under Plato Socratic teaching blossomed into a grandiose metaphysics, affirming the eternity of the soul and its supermundane destiny. ❋ FERNAND-LUCIEN MUELLER (1968)
We are continually overshadowed by this supermundane existence. ❋ Anna Bishop Scofield (N/A)
I had just urged on him my theory that all those phenomena regarded as supermundane had emanated from a human brain; adducing the charm, or rather curse, we had found and destroyed in support of my philosophy. ❋ Unknown (1921)
The emphatic affirmation of a supermundane, spiritual order of reality and the equally emphatic assertion of the caducity of things material fitted in with the essentially Christian contention that spiritual interests are supreme. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
This older idealism teaches, not that there is One-All, but that there is an alpha and omega, i.e. a supermundane Cause and End, of the world. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
Three weeks after, you find that it was a clear voice from the supermundane, a high revelation. ❋ Kenneth Morris (1908)
Even Fielding was shaken out of his supermundane quietism. ❋ Unknown (1906)
And after this, — the heavenly and supermundane Hierarchy, — the ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
For many are the blessed hosts of the supermundane minds, surpassing the weak and contracted measurement of our material number, and being definitely known by their own supermundane and heavenly intelligence and science alone, which is given to them in profusion by the supremely Divine and Omniscient ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
But if you should say that we have not mentioned in order the whole Angelic Powers, or operations, or likenesses, depicted in the Oracles, we answer in truth, that we do not possess the supermundane science of some; and further, in regard to them, we have need of another to conduct to light and to reveal. ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
For it behoves those who approach the most hallowed service to be purified even to the remotest imaginations of the soul, through likeness to it, and, as far as possible, to draw nigh; for thus they will shed around more visibly the Divine manifestations, since the supermundane flashes permit their own splendour to pass more thoroughly and brilliantly into the brightness of mirrors like themselves. ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
Disciples, or the hidden and mystic gaze of the beloved and divinely sweet of the disciples, or the supermundane theology of Jesus; and implanted them in the holy and Godlike instructions of the mystic rites. ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
Thence come to them the supermundane orders, the unions amongst themselves, the mutual penetrations, the unconfused distinctions, the powers elevating the inferior to the superior, the providences of the more exalted for those below them; the guardings of things pertaining to each power; and unbroken convolutions around themselves; the identities and sublimities around the aspiration after the ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
Light, and adorned the formless with Godlike beauties; the tabernacle [257] of our soul It liberated from most damnable passions and destructive stains by a perfected deliverance of our being which was all but prostrate, by shewing to us a supermundane elevation, and an inspired polity in our religious assimilation to Itself, as far as is possible. ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
Blessing, and the most Divine greeting is devoutly performed, and the mystic and supermundane recital of the holy-written tablets. ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
How many, and of what sort, are the Orders of the supercelestial Beings, and how the Hierarchies are classified amongst themselves, I affirm, the deifying Author of their consecration alone distinctly knows; and further, that they know their own proper powers and illuminations, and their sacred and supermundane regularity. ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
Logion, “being sanctified and mystically offered as a whole burnt-offering, we have the access,” let us gaze with supermundane eyes upon the most Divine ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
There is nothing out of place then, that, by ascending from obscure images to the Cause of all, we should contemplate, with supermundane eyes, all things in the Cause of all, even those contrary to each other, after a single fashion and unitedly. ❋ Dionysius The Areopagite (1897)
