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It must likewise always bring a couple together in love; the church calls this the unitive significance.

It is about yoga, the process of unitive transformation.

The vachanakaras regarded language as a limited means to express "the unitive experience of truth."

In the Unitive stage he experiences a vehement love from his contemplation of the divine.

However this is encyclical acknowledged for the first time a secondary, unitive, purpose of intercourse.

The unitive aspect includes the transference of each partner's being "so that they are no longer two but one flesh."

The trained guide can usually sense when ego-attachment threatens to pull the person out of the unitive flow.

A form of prayer corresponding perhaps to the illuminative and unitive ways is called Hesychasm.

Self-transcendence refers to an identification of the self with the universe conceived as a unitive whole.

Of course its purpose is procreation, but the church also affirms the unitive aspect: it brings a couple together.

Pleasant emotions like understanding, happiness, and other unitive feelings, have a positive and powerful effect upon the body.

Leary developed the concept of "ego death" as a description of unitive states.

It breaks the intrinsic connection between the unitive and procreative dimensions of the marital act.

In Buddhism, insight is that way of seeing things which is unitive, non-divisive.

Anagogical refers to a unitive or future sense - relationship perfected at the eternal banquet.

They posit, however, that physical stimulation alone is not sufficient to generate transcendental unitive experiences.

And last she devotes a chapter to the unitive life, the sum of the mystic way:

This unitive quality may play a role in the spiritual and religious aspects of LSD.

Thus we are brought to another frequent vision which involves intense, rapt, unitive awareness of external stimuli.

Homosexual acts sever this all-important link between the unitive and the procreative.

It does not at once enter upon the unitive way when it has passed through the aridities of the first purgation.

As such, Hindutva is regarded as an unitive force in Hindu society and politics.

Describes what the author calls the "unitive state," again emphasizing that people can strive to reach such an exalted state through practical means.

However it holds that the unitive and procreative purposes may not be separated - hence artificial contraception is condemned.

It is therefore unitive rather than dualistic or separative, seeing similarities rather than differences.