TRANSCENDENT: means 'it'...surpasses all, is supreme in excellence, & is beyond all human knowledge.

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TRANSCENDENT DEITY - a God or Goddess who is seen as dwelling outside, rather than inside, humanity. A non-invocable deity. (CMM)

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Transcendent Deity: A God or Goddess who is seen as dwelling outside, rather than inside, humanity. A non-invocable deity.

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transcend: To go beyond one's limitations, e.g., "to transcend one's ego."

Philosophically, to go beyond the limits of this world, or more profoundly, beyond time, form and space into the Absolute, the Self God.

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transcendent: Surpassing the limits of experience or manifest form. In Saiva Siddhanta, a quality of God Siva as Absolute Reality, Parasiva, the Self. Distinguished from immanent.

See: atattva, Parasiva.

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A Christian theological definition of Transcendence according to CARM - The Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry:

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Shiva: form of the Hindu trinity governing destruction and transcendence

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nir-vitharka:

nir-vitharka. Not amenable to arguments or logic; transcends such logics.

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Gunatita:

Gunatita: beyond the Gunas; one who has  transcended the three Gunas.

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shiva:

form of the hindu trinity governing destruction and transcendence

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Para-brahmam:

Para-brahmam: the Formless-Immanence-Transcendence. (BV-31) The Universal Oversoul, the Absolute, "Supreme (or transcendent) God", a synonym for Nirguna Brahman, Absolute Reality, beyond time, form and space (RRV2-10).

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SATTVAS: The animal nature as lit by balance, harmony, luminosity. The  guna of transcendence. (In alchemy: mercury.)

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TURIYA: The state of superconsciousness, the fourth state transcending the waking, dreaming and deep sleep states.

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Karma Yoga:

Karma Yoga ("Yoga of action"): the liberating path of self-transcending action

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Turiya:

Turiya: superconscious state; the noumenal  self of creatures which transcends all conditions and states;  oneness.

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Astral Projection:

The ability to separate the "astral body" from the physical body, allowing it to transcend time and space, to travel great distances or in time.

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Vastava-vastu - any really existing or abiding substance; that which is grounded in transcendence; Bhagavan, His atomic parts (the jivas) , and His potency (maya).

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Ahamkara:

Ahamkara ("I-maker"): the individuation principle, or ego, which must be transcended; cf. asmita; see also buddhi, manas

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Tapas:

Tapas ("glow/heat"): austerity, penance, which is an ingredient of all yogic approaches, since they all involve self-transcendence

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Guru-bhakti:

Guru-bhakti ("teacher devotion"): a disciple's self-transcending devotion to the guru; see also bhakti

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