mystical union
collocation in Englishmeaningsofmysticalandunion
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mystical
adjective
uk/ˈmɪs.tɪ.kəl/us/ˈmɪs.tɪ.kəl/
relating to the belief that there is hidden meaning in life, or that each human being can unite ...
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union
noun
uk/ˈjuː.njən/us/ˈjuː.njən/
the act or the state of being ...
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This distinction aids in understanding what may be entailed inmysticalunion.
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The ontological-epistemological distinction helps make sense of the debate concerning the status ofmysticalunion.
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Consider the following passages that seem to express theistic union duringmysticalunion.
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Now consider the following passages that seem to express monistic identity duringmysticalunion.
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What she wanted was amysticalunionof the two in ultimate physiological and soulful oneness.
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Thus, whilemysticalunionis immediate, ironically it would seem to be a mediated immediacy.
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However, he has set up a false dilemma by claiming that theistic union and monistic identity are the only options concerning the issue of classifyingmysticalunion.
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It is important to note that, despite their disagreements, both camps believe that the noetic part of the soul is transcended inmysticalunionitself.
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Recall that, despite their disagreements, both the theistic union and monistic identity camps believe that the noetic part of the soul is transcended inmysticalunionitself.
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Bussanich is right to be dissatisfied with the present state of scholarly agreement concerningmysticalunion.
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There is amysticalunion.
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I believe that the aura of mystery—themysticalunionof two people for life—is something which contributes to the stability of marriage and contributes enormously to the happiness of marriage.
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The article on contemplation describes the characteristics of themysticalunioneffected by contemplation.
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Themysticalunionpathway remains hidden, being unveiled only to the confessor or to the apprentices.
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Before her, mystics were concerned principally with ecstasies, visions, and revelations; she was the first to attempt a scientific analysis of the process ofmysticalunionbrought about by contemplation.
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Mystical unions are all right, but when there are children therefrom, they become tiresome, and in this case we are left with a baby that is going to cost us£5,000,000.
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Mystical unions are difficult to understand.
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