"celestial realm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a place or sphere in the heavens, often considered to be a spiritual realm. For example, one might say, "The gods resided in the celestial realm, away from the chaos of the mortal world."
For these are very human angels, intermediaries between mortals and the celestial realm.
The celestial realm, generally composed of seven heavens or spheres dominated by the seven then-known planets, was the realm of the divine and the spiritual.
From what other celestial realm could this dizzy, curly headed blonde with a soprano whose wheeling vibrato evokes Jeanette MacDonald with a whiff of helium have originated?
"The show looks at the shadow cast by a man who was interested in everything in the celestial realm," says Norris.
Up in the celestial realm, the projection booth is now the place where sermons are translated and recorded into other languages.
By pure mathematical deduction, Newton showed that these two general laws (whose empirical basis rested in the laboratory) implied, when applied to the celestial realm, Kepler's three laws of planetary motion.
They made telescopes together and catalogued the celestial realms.
Yet the show soars into celestial realms only when Mr. Bates and his fellow performers are in their cups.
Instead, it paints a bleak, albeit majestic, picture of humanity's march into celestial realms wherein society, perception, and language dissolve.
Jones's prose may be a little dry, and he has taken out no trademarks on his ideas, but as a guide to the celestial realms, I would put my faith in him any day.
Prince was found unresponsive and pronounced dead in his Paisley Park elevator on April 21st 2016, but take comfort in knowing that he's punched a higher floor to the celestial realms.
