disembodiment
Disembodiment (noun) refers to the state or process of being separated from a physical body, especially in a spiritual or abstract sense. It often describes the condition of a soul, mind, or consciousness existing without a material form.
- (The spirit exists without a physical body.)
- (A feeling of being detached from one's physical form.)
- (The separation of the mind from the physical body.)
"Disembodiment of the soul": a religious or philosophical concept where the soul exists apart from the body after death.
- Many spiritual traditions describe the afterlife as a state of disembodiment. (The soul exists without a body.)
"Sense of disembodiment": a psychological or perceptual experience where one feels disconnected from one's own body, often in conditions like depersonalization or out-of-body experiences.
- He reported a sense of disembodiment during the meditation session. (A feeling of being outside or detached from his physical self.)
Disembody (verb): to separate or free from the body.
- The ghost story described how the spirit was disembodied from the corpse. (The spirit was released from the physical form.)
Disembodied (adjective): existing without a body; separated from a physical form.
- A disembodied voice echoed through the empty room. (A voice without a visible speaker.)
- Incorporeality: the state of being without a physical body.
- Spirituality: the quality of being concerned with the spirit or soul rather than the physical.
- Detachment: a state of being separated or disconnected.
"Out of body experience": a sensation of being outside one's own body, often described as a form of disembodiment.
- During the accident, she had an out of body experience, watching herself from above. (A temporary sense of disembodiment.)
"Soul leaving the body": a poetic or religious expression for death or spiritual separation.
- In the final scene, the hero's soul leaving the body symbolized his ultimate freedom. (Disembodiment of the spirit.)