supramundane

About the middle of the eleventh century Psellus describes another Manich�an sect named Euchit�, who believed in a father ruling the supramundane regions and committing to the younger of his two sons the heavens and to the elder the earth.

Supramundane, sū-pra-mun′dān, adj. above the world.

Several of his supramundane gambits made copy for newsmen of the 1860s.

So my friends That which other mortals lures like a fly on the hook To sweet destruction Because of a lack of higher discriminative art Becomes for the truly wise A Pegasus to supramundane travel.

So it is impossible to rise to the supramundane life, in so far as it does not happen by means of nature.