above the clouds

“The sublime, unique and eminent truth, lifting its lofty cone, as Mount Everest, high and alone, towers in gigantic form and heavenly majesty up above the clouds and storm-line in the serene and clear atmosphere of a happy realization of its spiritual power and vital force.”

Autobiography, sermons, addresses, and essays of Bishop L. H. Holsey, D. D.,

“I wouldn't hurt a hair of your bonny head for all that the world can give, nor ever pull you down one inch from the golden throne above the clouds where I always see you.”

Fictionaut: Chennai

“And that exquisitely neat fellow, looking like a lad unconvincingly made-up for an octogenarian in amateur theatricals, was the premier of the largest province in the world: his thin-featured neighbor was an aeronaut -- at this period really a rara avis -- and went above the clouds to get his livelihood, just as ordinary people went to banks and offices.”

The Cream of the Jest: A Comedy of Evasions

“Nevertheless, the spirit retains there its own nature as a spirit, while it enjoys the co-eternal, co-omnipotent, indwelling and outflowing Persons, and high above the clouds and bustle of things below contemplates with fixed gaze the Divine marvellousness.”

The Life of Blessed Henry Suso by Himself.