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Often, however, the dividing lines are not this well defined: these terms are purely seen from the modosophont perspective, so that an entity that 'ascends' sometimes presents itself to modosophont observers as an expanded version of the original entity, whereas a 'transcended' entity rarely or never does so.
From a transapient point of view there may be no significant difference between the two terms, and the way a transapient presents itself to modosophonts is only a minor aspect of its existential reality.
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An entity that is distinct from physical existence, whether considered ontologically, as a supernatural or supraphysical being, or soteriologically, as a being that is no longer a part of embodied existence or samsara. The existence of a transcendent being or beings (e.g. God, Buddhas, etc.) is central to many religious memeticities, but denied by physicalist memeticities. - Transcendent Burn-out Theory
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Text by M. Alan Kazlev
additional material by Steve Bowers 2024
Initially published on 07 October 2001.
additional material by Steve Bowers 2024
Initially published on 07 October 2001.
