indwell
Occupy from inside
Indwell means to exist or reside within something, particularly in spiritual or religious contexts where a divine presence is said to inhabit a person or place: The Holy Spirit indwells the believer.
The term appears most frequently in theological discourse about God dwelling within human beings.
In medical contexts, indwelling describes devices designed to remain inside the body for extended periods, such as an indwelling catheter.
Live in a place
occupant · inhabitant · residency · lodger · settler · resident · sojourn · tarry
Quality of being inviolable
- transcendenceSurpassing usual limits
- Holy SpiritThird divine person
- divine presenceFelt nearness of deity
- soulInnermost animating essence
grace · enlightenment · faith · devotion · piety · sacredness · divinity · holiness
Below conscious awareness
- psycheTotal mental life
- inner selfPrivate essential identity
- consciousnessState of sentient awareness
- awarenessState of perceiving reality
cognition · mindset · perception · motivation · personality · mental · emotional · memory
Observing one's own mind
- self-examinationScrutiny of one's thoughts
- reflectionReturned light or thought
- contemplationSustained reflective attention
- meditationFocused attention practice
rumination · self-awareness · soul-searching · self-discovery · centering · stillness · mindfulness · quietude
reside
Live in a place
tenant · occupant · inhabitant · residency · lodger · settler · resident · sojourn · tarry · remain
sanctity
Quality of being inviolable
- transcendenceSurpassing usual limits
- Holy SpiritThird divine person
- divine presenceFelt nearness of deity
soul · grace · enlightenment · faith · devotion · piety · sacredness · divinity · holiness · immanence
subconscious
Below conscious awareness
- psycheTotal mental life
- inner selfPrivate essential identity
- consciousnessState of sentient awareness
awareness · cognition · mindset · perception · motivation · personality · mental · emotional · memory · thought
introspection
Observing one's own mind
- self-examinationScrutiny of one's thoughts
- reflectionReturned light or thought
- contemplationSustained reflective attention
meditation · rumination · self-awareness · soul-searching · self-discovery · centering · stillness · mindfulness · quietude · recollection