Definition of «mystic»

The term mystic refers to a person who seeks by contemplation and self-surrender to obtain unity with or absorption into the Deity or the absolute, or to achieve states of consciousness beyond ordinary human experience. A mystic is someone who pursues spiritual knowledge and experiences through direct contact with ultimate reality, often involving ecstatic or trance-like states. The path of a mystic involves deep introspection, meditation, and self-discovery in order to attain higher levels of consciousness and understanding beyond the physical world.

Usage examples

  1. The ancient temple was shrouded in mystic symbols and rituals.
  2. The magician performed a mystic trick that left the audience in awe.
  3. The novel takes readers on a mystic journey through parallel universes.
  4. The mystic predicted the future through a series of cryptic visions.

Sentences with «mystic»

  • It's a setting grubbily familiar from the cinematic likes of Mystic River and The Departed, as well as Ben Affleck's own directorial debut Gone Baby Gone; now it plays host to his sophomore effort The Town, a heist drama with a heart. (theartsdesk.com)
  • You said that you didn't like Penn's performance in I am Sam because you could see him acting — but how in the hell you couldn't see him acting in Mystic River in the scene where he's on the porch or the famous «Is that my daughter in there?» (incontention.com)
  • Some join ultraconservative religious or political movements, or they lose themselves in mystics of earlier times as if no cultural distance separated us from the past. (religion-online.org)
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