(noun)

Metemphysics is a philosophical and metaphysical framework that synthesizes the concepts of metempsychosis (the transmigration or reincarnation of the soul) and metaphysics (the study of the fundamental nature of reality, being, and existence). It explores the continuity of consciousness across lifetimes and dimensions, and examines the underlying principles that govern soul-evolution, spiritual identity, and the metaphysical laws of the cosmos.

• From metempsychosis (Greek meta- “after” + empsychos “ensouled”) 
• And metaphysics (Greek meta- “beyond” + physika “physical things”)
  Combined to form: Metemphysics — “beyond the physical, through the soul.”
   

• The soul as a dynamic, evolving entity across lifetimes 
• The interplay between spiritual laws and material existence 
• Integration of reincarnation with theories of consciousness and quantum reality 
• A metaphysical interpretation of karma, destiny, and free will 
• The multidimensional nature of reality and being
   

"According to the principles of metemphysics, the trauma of one life can echo into the next unless spiritually reconciled."