numinousness (Meaning)

numinousness

supernatural, mysterious, filled with a sense of the presence of divinity, appealing to the higher emotions or to the aesthetic sense

The ancient temple exuded an undeniable numinousness that left visitors in awe.
The towering mountain possessed a certain numinousness that inspired both fear and reverence.
The starry night sky had a numinous quality that made it feel like a sacred tapestry.
The old oak tree had a sense of numinousness about it, as if it had witnessed countless generations.
The presence of the guru evoked a deep numinousness that transformed the atmosphere into a sanctuary.
The forest path led through areas of numinousness, where nature seemed to speak in whispers.
The cathedral's stained glass windows created a numinous atmosphere that transported worshipers to another realm.
The artist's painting captured the numinous essence of the mystical experience.
The sacred text radiated a numinousness that inspired both devotion and wonder.
The act of meditation opened the door to realms of numinousness, where the ordinary became extraordinary.

supernatural, mysterious, filled with a sense of the presence of divinity, appealing to the higher emotions or to the aesthetic sense

ambiguity,mysteriousness, inscrutability, obscurity, inscrutableness, uncanniness, darkness, shadowiness,impenetrability, inexplicableness

understandability, clarity,intelligibility, transparency, plainness, straightforwardness,obviousness,self-evidence

The ancient temple exuded an undeniable numinousness that left visitors in awe.

The towering mountain possessed a certain numinousness that inspired both fear and reverence.

The starry night sky had a numinous quality that made it feel like a sacred tapestry.

The old oak tree had a sense of numinousness about it, as if it had witnessed countless generations.