Spiritual Terms

verb to think deeply or carefully about something

• After much contemplation, he decided to accept the job offer.
• I've been contemplating whether to go on vacation or not.
• I've been contemplating ghosting him, he's been acting strange.
• As she sat by the lake, she contemplated the meaning of life.

noun a state of being empty or vacant

adjective describing a feeling or state of being empty

• The feeling of emptiness in her heart was overwhelming.
• He tried to fill the emptiness inside him with material possessions.
• She was left with a sense of emptiness after her friend moved away.
• The abandoned house was a symbol of the emptiness in the neighborhood.

adjective regarded as sacred or divine; having a spiritually pure quality

• The holy scriptures are revered by many religious followers.
• I can't believe we got tickets to see the holy grail of baseball games!
• That party was so lit, it was like a holy experience.
• Her dedication to her craft is so intense, it's like a holy devotion.

noun inner nature - the essential qualities or character of a person or thing that are not apparent on the surface

• It is important to understand the inner nature of a person before making judgments.
• You really need to get to know someone's inner nature before deciding if you like them or not.
• Dude, you gotta dig deep and figure out their inner nature before you can trust them.
• Just like the layers of an onion, a person's inner nature can be complex and multifaceted.

noun a sudden and abundant flow or emission of something

• The outpouring of support from the community was truly heartwarming.
• There was a huge outpouring of emotions at the concert last night.
• I couldn't believe the outpouring of love I received on my birthday.
• The artist's outpouring of creativity knew no bounds.

adjective feeling or showing deep and solemn respect

adverb reverently (in a way that shows deep respect)

• The congregation remained reverent during the religious ceremony.
• She spoke in a reverent tone when discussing her favorite author.
• The group of friends were totally reverent when their favorite band came on stage.
• The artist's work was so powerful, it almost seemed reverent in its presence.

noun a German philosophical term meaning 'original ground' or 'primordial essence', often used to describe the ultimate reality or foundation of existence

• The concept of Urgrund in philosophy refers to the primal ground or original source of all things.
• Have you ever heard of the term Urgrund before? It's an interesting philosophical concept.
• Urgrund is like the OG of everything, the ultimate source.
• In her writing, the author explores the Urgrund of human emotions and experiences.