Peace
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Self-transcendence is the psychological experience of spirituality. It generally consists of three parts...
1. Flow - a state of self-forgetfulness, the tendency to become totally absorbed in some activity, such as building a model or reading. (in the moment, in the zone, etc.)
2. Transpersonal identification - a feeling of connectedness to a larger universe. (a part of something greater, serving a greater purpose, a brother to all mankind, etc.)
3. Mysticism - an openness to believe things not literally provable. (belief in God/s, demons, spirits, etc.)
Do you experience these things? How often? What is the emotional effect of these experiences?
1. Flow - a state of self-forgetfulness, the tendency to become totally absorbed in some activity, such as building a model or reading. (in the moment, in the zone, etc.)
2. Transpersonal identification - a feeling of connectedness to a larger universe. (a part of something greater, serving a greater purpose, a brother to all mankind, etc.)
3. Mysticism - an openness to believe things not literally provable. (belief in God/s, demons, spirits, etc.)
Do you experience these things? How often? What is the emotional effect of these experiences?