Alliance for Mystical Pragmatics

Alliance for Mystical Pragmatics

Harmonizing Evolutionary Convergence

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wer-³

PIE base ‘to perceive, watch out for’. See also *weid- ‘to see, know’, root of vision, and *spek- ‘to observe’, root of species and specialist.

Other derivatives include aware, revere, regard, wary, ward, warden, steward, lord, reward, guard, software, and panorama.

[Pokorny u̯er-8, ‘to notice, observe, attend, be aware’, p. 1164.]

awareness

In Panosophy, Intelligence is the eyesight of Consciousness. So despite the etymology of awareness as ‘watchful, vigilant’, awareness is not synonymous with consciousness alone. In this context awareness denotes intelligence and consciousness working symbiotically together, denoted in this Glossary by the adverb awarely.

awarely

In Panosophy, awarely means ‘intelligently and consciously’, for intelligence and consciousness are inseparable in a symbiotic relationship. So, we need to defy spellcheckers that tell us that awarely is not a valid English word.

Theory of Everything

The Theory of Everything (TOE) is a comprehensive conceptual model of the Totality of Existence (TOE), including the Theory of Everything within the territory being mapped.

Holoramic

Holoramic denotes the view of the Totality of Existence from the vantage point of the Divine, as Wholeness. It is based on panoramic, such as the beautiful view that we might enjoy from the top of a mountain.

Panosophers are able to take a Holoramic perspective of the world we live in when the creative power of Life guides them to stand outside themselves to integrate all knowledge into a coherent whole, as the Unified Relationships Theory.

theory

In Wholeness and the Implicate Order, in 1980, David Bohm said, looking at the etymology of theory, that “a theory is primarily a form of insight, i.e. a way of looking at the world, and not a form of knowledge of how the world is.” Albert Einstein said much the same thing in a letter to Jacques Hadamard in 1945, describing his creative experiences: “The words or the language, as they are written or spoken, do not seem to play any role in my mechanism (sic) of thought.