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Transambiation 

(Trans-am-bee-ation) To cross from one state to another while being connected to both sides. In the context of spiritual practice, rather than disappearing and ceasing to exist upon death, the passed-away individual continues to live on as their energy in a new plane (ie. heaven, etc) while being able to communicate with the living in the physical. Upon death, their energy/soul crosses from one state to another (afterlife) while being connected to both sides. It can be used to explain why the dead can communicate through divination such as tarot cards, pendulums, etc. It is a newer term in the context of spirituality. It can be used in the place of saying death, someone died, they are dead, etc.
"Hey, I heard that you lost your grandfather the other day, I am so sorry for your loss." "Thank you, I will miss him being here physically but I am not worried since he (tram-bye-ed) trambied. I can still interact with him, he is just in a better place now."

"I really like the concept of transambiation; it is comforting knowing that my dead sister actually still exists and that I can connect with her." "Yeah, though you do know that it will take spiritual effort to continue communication?" "Oh yeah I know, since she is in another plane I will need to use spiritual means to talk with her."

"When I (tram-bye) trambi, I hope I will be able to communicate with my living progeny in the future!"

"Everyone (tram-buys) trambies eventually, do not worry! Rather than ceasing to exist after passing away, you continue to live in another plane such as heaven."
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