Immanence, from the Latin for “remaining within”, is the presence of the ultimate in what it grounds. The Upaniṣads say Brahman dwells in all beings as their inner controller; the Qurʾān that God is nearer than the jugular vein; Jewish teaching speaks of the Shekhinah dwelling among the people. Immanence without transcendence becomes pantheism.
Immanence
The divine as present within the world and the self, pervading all things.