Transpersonal

It is what is called a transpersonal planet, meaning that because of its extremely slow revolution around the Sun about 250 years, it affects whole generations. ❋ Michelle Karén (2008)

Alexis Masters, lifelong mystic, scholar and kriya yoga practitioner, holds a bachelor of arts in transpersonal psychology from Antioch University, where she also pursued graduate work in feminist theology and comparative religion. ❋ Unknown (2001)

(Part 3 will be posted in the next few weeks) [1] Interestingly, the nature of Brahman is described as transpersonal, personal, and impersonal by different philosophical schools; hence my statement at the very beginning of this essay that Hinduism is less a monolithic religion than a system of varied beliefs and practices based around similar world views and understandings of the universe. ❋ Mike (2010)

Pedaya adds that in kabbala, the dybbuk phenomenon is seen as one in which a person's body becomes a channel for another soul - in other words, a transpersonal phenomenon. ❋ The San Francisco Sentinel (2010)

Westerners have also taken concepts from India's ancient scriptures, and used them to go beyond behavioural and humanistic psychology to what is termed 'transpersonal' psychology and 'transpersonal' psychotherapy. ❋ Tusar N Mohapatra (2006)

Blue in the spectrum, sometimes called the transpersonal, it’s energy field is the repository of the soul’s enduring memories, influences and progress. ❋ William Harryman (2007)

And my next question is: Can one genuinely evolve, and is it truly spiritual, to take refuge in the inner domain of the transpersonal, without first doing all that is possible to resolve pressing concerns in the outer domain of the personal, the interpersonal, and the collective? ❋ Alison Rose Levy (2010)

Together they make up the Chakra System, part of the etheric body, the subtle extension of the life force into transpersonal space. ❋ Kelley Harrell (2011)

Surely they are a crucial first element in telling a transpersonal mind what is important. ❋ Michael Chorost (2011)

These are "self-forgetfulness" (the ability to become completely absorbed in something), "transpersonal identification" (the ability to feel connected to something larger than yourself), and "mysticism" (the ability to believe in things that may not be completely provable). ❋ Margaret Weinberg (2012)

[Bald Beaver] is transpersonal ❋ Marbs2402 (2017)