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TranscenDANCE 

TranscenDANCE

noun
1. to rise above and go beyond personal expectations, limiting beliefs, and disparaging patterns through dance.
2. to transmute trauma through body movement.
3. to leverage dance themes in order to connect with, rely on, and trust in the ever-present Universal supports.
People who’ve completed TranscenDANCE are open to receive, allowing the gifts of life’s flow, appreciating every offering, and then asking for more. They know with certainty they’re worthy of receiving everything they desire and more. They move with freedom and fluidity surrendering to and relying on the lead of the Universe.

Transcendental Comedic Event

A funny moment that you share with a friend even though that friend is no where in the vicinity, nor a witness to the object of comedy. You just know they would laugh.
Erick experienced a transcendental comedic event when stumbling upon the midget goat rape at the world's fair. Erick's wife just rolled her eyes, but that's ok, because he knew his friend Josh would find it hilarious.

Transcend 

1)Exeed: To be greater than standard, unity, truth, and goodness.

2)Be greater in scope: rise above, go beyond ordinary limits; A reeling experience

3)Overcome restriction/ "self-transcendence": Rock out your own way, be creative;a non-material self-consciousness that is outside of the world.

going beyond a prior form or state of oneself.
1)The Doors were able to "Transcend" their audience, to an emotional orgasm through the medium of words and music.

2)Riding the waves of uncompromising, primal, !poetic energy that *The Doors, *Led Zeppelin, *Pink Floyd "transcended"...

3)*The mentioned artists above > These talented musicians "self- transcended" by rocking their own poetic energy, and creativity through their music.

They didn't conform to society, they were liberating; and went beyond the normal state of consciousness expressed through their art.
Transcend by PoeticPoetry May 4, 2009

transcendental oversoul 

The philosophical idea that there is no sin or morality, but one big soul that we all belong to. Read "The Grapes Of Wrath" for details.
Adam saved me transcendental oversoul, thanks Adam!
transcendental oversoul by Patrick D November 19, 2002

transcendence 

In philosophy, the adjective transcendental and the noun transcendence convey the basic ground concept from the word's literal meaning (from Latin), of climbing or going beyond, albeit with varying connotations in its different historical and cultural stages.

In religion, transcendence refers to the aspect of a God's nature and power which is wholly independent of the material universe, beyond all physical laws.
God was apt to be thought of as purely the only being which has underwent the supreme transcendence process.
transcendence by xbrainx August 20, 2014

transcendent

being in a state of blown mind
something beyond the recognizable/knowable world
I took two hits of that dank and was nearly transcendent.
transcendent by cLOSERtoG0d October 4, 2018