Which word in the English language describes a form of being beyond "is"?

Question

Thank you all for your contributions thus far. What I'm asking for is a word to capture the essence of being. We are considering timelessness beyond the is, or the am. The word for describing to be, as in forever and beyond, yet now is what is being searched for.

Words like 'am' is synonymous with 'is'. Do you thing there is a word that could take us further than that?

Answer 1

am

Answer 2

particular, I agree. Even in Canada we are saying that people do not talk the comparable language. all of us have diverse meanings for issues. yet another occasion is the french spoken in Paris is amazingly diverse from that spoken in Quebec, Canada. i think of all of us make a version of English. I nevertheless have faith that the British talk actual English! ?D

Answer 3

Astral

Astral - above material world: in theosophical belief, belonging to the ethereal region that is believed to exist throughout and at a higher level than the material world, in which personal auras are said to be perceived

Answer 4

Eternal

Answer 5

"Am".
'Am' combines the conscious choices that were followed in order to become and self-identification... Where 'is' represents the labels we apply to a thing; 'am' is the acceptance (or denial, when 'am not') of that label.
The concept is so important, for example that it was attributed to God in the Old Testament: "I am that [which] I am" (Exo 3:14, KJV).

Answer 6

Are

Ascended

Answer 7

High

Answer 8

Abide.

Answer 9

I can think of a phrase..."I am "

Answer 10

was ,were,are,am,before....any of these..im not sure