'blessedness' is a correct and usable word in written English
It is a noun that means a state of being blessed or contentment. You can use it when referring to an emotional or spiritual state. For example, "The couple felt a deep sense of blessedness as they watched their daughter grow up."
Unoka would play with them, his face beaming with blessedness and peace.
This is odd and, in a way, disturbing.Although the blessedness of peacemakers is much talked of in scripture, in real life the mediators of political conflicts are often cursed by the very people whose conflicts they are trying to resolve.
Liberation is a state of blessedness in the company of God.
While some women became ascetics, many more focused their religious lives on realizing a state of blessedness that was understood to be at once this-worldly and expressive of a larger cosmic well-being.
Named from the initial words (beati sunt, "blessed are") of those sayings in the Latin Vulgate Bible, the Beatitudes describe the blessedness of those who have certain qualities or experiences peculiar to those belonging to the Kingdom of Heaven.
Greek emphasis on the vision or contemplation (theōria) of God as the goal of human blessedness found a scriptural warrant in the sixth Beatitude: "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God" (Matthew 5 8).
Redemption is a grand education by providence, restoring all souls to their original blessedness, for none, not even Satan, is so depraved and has so lost rationality and freedom as to be beyond redemption.
In both instances, the change is widely believed to take place through the worshipper's return, by means of the acts of worship, to primordial time (as in early or tribal religions), to the realm in which unity and blessedness obtain.
This kind of knowledge leads to a deeper understanding of God, who is all things, and ultimately to an intellectual love of God (amor Dei intellectualis), a form of blessedness amounting to a kind of rational-mystical experience.
He held that both human beings and lower creatures have a natural tendency or love toward God, that supernatural grace perfects and elevates the natural abilities of humans, and that blessedness consists formally in knowing God himself, a knowledge accompanied by full love of God.
Thus, the Reformation community found it difficult to rationalize the plight of the poor as a peculiar form of blessedness, and no salvific value either in being poor or in giving alms could be identified.
