The PSYKID’s Intuitive Curriculum Workbook
Here are a list of terms that you
might like to become familiar with and decide how they do or do not apply to your own reality.
Use this as a starting off place to flow through to some ways of
knowing and perhaps subjects and philosophies to study in depth.
PSYCHIC =
1. of or relating to the psyche 2. not physical or
organic, lying outside the sphere of physical science or knowledge, 3. sensitive to nonphysical forces
PSYCHE = life, spirit, soul, self
SPIRIT = breath
1. breath of life: the animating or vital principal giving life to physical organisms 2. a supernatural being (apparition, specter, sprite, elf) 2b. a supernatural, incorporeal, rational being or personality usually invisible to human beings but having to power to become visible at will. 3a. usu. caps. the active essence of Deity serving as an invisible & livegiving or inspiring power in motion 3b. one manifestation of the divine nature. 4a. soul 4b. disembodied soul existing as an independent entity: the soul departed from the body of a deceased person 6. the immaterial intelligent or sentient part of a person: the vital principal in man coming as a gift from God & providing ones personality w/ its inward structure, dynamic drive & creative response to the demands it encounters in the process of becoming.
SPIRITUAL =
1. of, relating to, or consisting of spirit: of the nature of spirit rather than material:
incorporeal 2a. of or relating to sacred matters 3. of or relating to the moral feelings or states of the soul as distinguished from the external actions: reaching & affecting the Spirit 5.
related or joined in Spirit: spiritually akin; having a relationship to one another based on matters of the spirit. 7. of relating to, or coming from the intellectual & higher endowments of the mind:
intellectual, mental contrasted w/ animal 8. highly refined in thought or feeling 9. spirited, clever, witty 10. having to do with spirits, ghosts or similar supernatural beings or with
the world which they are held to people.
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PHYSICAL = study of nature (more at physics)
2a. of or belonging to all created existences in nature: relating to or in accordance w/
the laws of nature 2b. of or relating to natural or material things as opposed to things mental, moral, spiritual or imaginary.
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PHYSICS = greek: natural latin: natural science
3a: a science that deals w/ matter & energy and their interactions in the field of
mechanics, acoustics, optics, heat, electricity, magnetism, radiations, atomic structures & nuclear phenomena 5a: physical processes and phenomena
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META = greek: between, with, after
1a: occurring later, in succession to, after 1b: situated behind 1c: later or
more highly organized or specialized form of 2a: change in, transformation of 3a: beyond, transcending
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METAPHYSICS = [works] after the physics
the thing after those relating to external nature 1a: ad of philosophy that includes ontology & cosmology
1b: something that deals w/ what is beyond the physical or the experiential.
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ONTOLOGY =
1a: a science or study of being, specifically a branch of metaphysics relating to the
nature & relation of being 1a(2) a particular system according to which problems of the nature of being are investigated.
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COSMOLOGY =
1. a branch of systematic philosophy that deals with the character of the
universe as a cosmos by combining speculative metaphysics & scientific knowledge 2. a particular theory or body of doctrine relating to the natural order 3. astronomy dealing w/ the origin, structure, and spacetime relationship of the universe.
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COSMOS = greek,
1a: the universe conceived as an orderly & harmonious system contrasted
with chaos 1b: order, harmony 2: a self inclusive system characterized by order and harmony amid complexity of detail.
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GNOSIS = greek: to know
1. immediate knowledge of spiritual truth esp: such knowledge as professed by the
ancient Gnostics and held to be attainable through faith alone. 2. the act or process of cognition or knowing.
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NOETIC = greek: to perceive, mind
1. of, relating to, or characterized by noesis a. apprehended only by
the intellect b. given to finely intellectual or abstract reasoning.
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NOESIS = greek: to perceive, think
1. purely intellectual apprehension a. platonism: the highest kind of knowledge or
knowledge of the eternal forms or ideas contrasted w/ diansia 2. cognition esp. when occurring through direct knowledge
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COGNITION = 1. the act or process of knowing in the broadest sense; specifically: an intellectual process by which knowledge is gained about perception or ideas (as distinguished from affection)
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CLAIRVOYANCE =
1. the act or power professed by certain persons of discerning objects hidden from sight or
at a great distance 2. the ability to perceive matters beyond the range of ordinary perception: penetration, discernment, clearsightedness.
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CLAIRAUDIENT =
1. the act or power or hearing something not present to the ear but regarded as having
objective reality.
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CLAIRSENTIENCE =
perception of what is not normally perceptible.
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SUPERNATURAL adj. 1. of, belonging to, or
having reference to or proceeding from an order of existence beyond the physical universe that is observable and capable of being experienced by ordinary means; transcending nature.
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UNIVERSE 1. of
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or Llael’s mom, Nancy at: nancyb@buncombe.main.nc.us Constance Free School
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