Superphysics Definitions

Superphysics

Word	Meaning
Absolute Entity	A theoretical (non-existing) Entity that precedes Existence. Also, Pre-Existence
Abstract Reasoning	The use logic to explain nonphysical or philosophical causes and effects.
Active Observation	Observing the object while probing it or doing actions on it.
Action	the effect of effort being deployed in space or reality
Adharmic	not being in line with one’s dharma or the nature of things. This replaces the concept of ‘bad’ or ’evil’ which are based on the limited ego
Atheism	a belief system that negates the existence of a Supreme Entity
Attribute	a part of Substance.
Belief	a set of ideas that the ego attaches itself to
Belief System	a logical collection of related ideas that the ego can adopt and attach itself to
Conscience	the intuition or feeling for the dharma or true nature
Consciousness	the other half of Existence that lets Existence exist; the subtlest Substance, closest to Void, that is able to ‘measure’ or perceive all other Substances; the Substance that perceives all
Critical Feeling	the expansion of one’s feelings onto other entities other than the self, by exerting extra effort or energy
Critical Thinking	the expansion of one’s thinking process beyond the normal limitations of belief or external imposition, by exerting extra effort or energy
Death	The state where a mind loses the ability to express independently of the physical aspects of the universe
Dharma	The inherent, metaphysical nature of any discrete identity with reference to the creator of that identity
Dharmic	Being in line with one’s dharma or the nature of things. This replaces the concept of ‘good’ which is based on the limited ego.
Distance	the gap within identities
Domain	a territory owned or controlled by a ruler
Eagle	the equation for everything, according to Superphysics
Effort	the inherent capability of an identity for action
Ego	the feeling of the self
Emotion	A quantized measurable version of a feeling, such as for public surveys
Entity	Anything that the mind regards as having an identity
Essence	the core waves that make up the node or idea
Existence	the effect of Consciousness as its other half
Evil	Excessive influence of the Negative Force resulting in adharma
Force	the effect of contact or interaction between two or more identities
God	an entity that represents either Enki or Enlil (Sumerian texts)
gods	entities that represent beings more advanced than humans with corresponding increase in power or abilities
Gravitational Signature	the unique code or idea that is the basis for the discrete entity. In a living body, this manifests as its DNA
Humor	Ability to make connections from seemingly unconnected things (Bashar)
Idea	a node created by metaphysical waves that bunch up and persist together (from the netaphysical point of view)
Ideology	a system of beliefs built around a centeral idea
Identity	A discrete resultant perception separate from other perceptions or a mass of perceptions
Immoral	the qualities of actions that will lead to negative feelings in the largest spacetime conceivable. Also generally adharmic since Existence is Positive.
Instant	The minimum moment of time (Descartes, Principles of Philosophy)
Instinct	A feeling from the subsidiary (lower) glands. (Sarkar)
Intuition	Instant knowledge or connection derived from the aether, which is above spacetime
Karma	Action and Reaction, or Cause and Effect. Technically, the 7th kind of philosophical relation according to David Hume.
Knowledge	the actual integration of idea-nodes; the assimilation of perceptions with, or into, the abstract mind via ideas. Also, jiṋána as the subjectivization of objects (Sarkar)
Length Contraction	Decrease of distance within space
Life	The state where a mind has the ability to express independently of the physical aspects of the universe, by having more subtle waves
Locality	object or movement is relative to or influenced by its immediate surroundings (Quantum mechanics violates local causality)
Matter	A node made up of crude waves (from the Existence-expression point of view)
Metaphysics	The study of the Supreme and Absolute Entities in non-physical forms
Mind	The collective name of the Identity-Layer, Ego-Layer, and mind-stuff, and the effect of consciousness (Sarkar); a colection of waves that persist together as a node (from the Existence-expression point of view)
Mode	modifications or versions of Substance
Moral	the qualities of actions that will lead to positive feelings in the largest spacetime conceivable
Negative feelings	feelings resulting from the Negative Force that naturally make us feel heavy, such as sadness, greed, hatred, and stress. These are the result of being adharmic or outside of one’s true nature, since Existence is Positive
Negative Force	the force from the desire of Existence that leads to separation, repulsion, and isolation, leading to Existence. Also, Shakti or Yin.
Non-Locality	Action at a Distance (Einstein); True motion (Descartes)
Omnitheism	a paradigm that views all Supreme Entities as different versions of one Supreme Entity
Passive Observation	Observing the object without doing anything to it.
Peace	the actual integration of the relevant feeling-waves in Existence
Personality	A collaborated composition of the physical, mental, spiritual body (Sarkar-effect)
Personality Structure	Determines the DNA patterns of the body in order to reinforce the belief system [samskara] (Bashar-causal)
Physics	The study of the Supreme Entity in its physical forms. This includes the 5 Layers or Elements. This absorbs the word ‘science’
Positive feelings	feelings from the Positive Force that naturally make us feel lighter, such as happiness, contentment, love, peace. These are the result of being dharmic or being within one’s true nature, since Existence is Positive
Positive Force	the force or flow from the desire of Existence that leads to unification and attraction. Also, Shiva or Yang.
Reality	Metaphysical structure that forms from the waves emanated by nodes or vortices with each other
Religion	an organized metaphysical belief system based on limitation due to the ignorance of how Nature works
Riches	the power of acquiring the property of what pleases (David Hume, Treatise Book 2)
Self	The perception of identity by the same perceiver
Shiva	“witnessing consciousness”
Slavery	A regular state of control of another’s actions that produces pain
Socratic Dialectics	The use of critical feeling and critical thinking, with reference to the Dharma, to arrive at a solution to a problem
Soul	a mind that is regarded without its crude parts. This is called atman in Sanskrit.
Space	the Gap within perception, marked by identities
Spirit	a mind in active form with waves of forces and feelings flowing through it

Spirituality | Any concept or idea that related to the pure Positive Force, with the Absolute as reference Substance | a thing which exists in such a way that it needs nothing beyond itself in order to exist (Descartes, Principia Philosophia Part 1); the thing that makes up potential Existence Supreme Entity | The Absolute Entity in active form in order to gain reality and be perceived Tao | the dharma in active flowing form Theism | a belief system that is based on the idea of the existence of a Supreme Entity Thinking | the process of integration of external idea-nodes within the mind-node Thought | A physicalized version of a metaphysical Idea, as a result of thinking Time | Gap between perceptions in general Time Dilation | The increase of timespan within time Timespan | Gap between 2 perceptions Vice | A specific feeling that is adharmic Virtue | A specific feeling that is dharmic Yoga | Union created by the Positive Force

Mind, Soul, Spirit, Essence

A mind is a colection of waves that persist together as a node.

A living mind is a node that has more subtle waves that allow independent expression.

A non-living mind is a node that has more crude waves that prevent independent expression.

A soul is a mind that is regarded without its crude parts. This is called atman in Sanskrit.

A spirit is a mind in active form with waves of forces and feelings flowing through it.

This is why we say a man is “spirited” if he is active, but “full of soul” if he is deep.

‘Evil" really comes from the effects or properties of the Negative Force. So evil spirit or evil person is possible, but evil soul or evil atman is not.

Essence is the core waves that make up the node.

Superphysics Logic Definitions and Replacements

Word	Meaning
Absolute Truth	the equality of perceptions that is not dependent on spacetime (i.e. timeless)
Ad Hominem	Personal Attack
Axiom	A self-evident fundamental statement considered true by definition. It serves as a starting point for other statements.
Begging the Question	Circular Answer
Corollary	A resulting statement that directly follows from a theorem
Definition	A statement that gives the properties of a new idea
False Dichotomy	Fake Dilemma
Intellect	The ability to use combine and harmonize multiple reasonings of cause and effect together
Intelligent	Having intellect
Lemma	A resultant statement proven true, used to prove another, more important theorem
Logic	The connection of ideas within spacetime. Ibn-khaldun: intellectual speculation to distinguish between true and false
Mathematics	The use quantities with logic
Non sequitir	Does not Follow
Occam’s Razor	Deleting superfluous ideas in reasoning. Also, Cutting to the Chase
Physical Truth	the equality of physical perceptions
Postulate	An axiom with a specific scope
Proposition	A statement that can be either true or false
Reason	The ability to use logic to explain cause and effect in general
Reasoning	The use logic to explain cause and effect in general
Red Herring	Misdirection of reason
Relative Truth	the equality of perceptions that is dependent on spacetime
Straw Man	Specific misdirection of reason
Theorem	A resultant statement proven true through other statements
Truth	the equality of perceptions from different perceiving identitites
Wisdom	An intellect that is in line with the dharma of the causes and effects in question

Material Superphysics Definitions

Word	Acronym	Meaning
Aether	Objectified Spirit
Flux	going in and out of a hole; a vortex without rotation
Friction	the reduced volume of space particles (qosts) that flow between bodies
Charge	Rotation direction of that particle
Gravitational Signature		the unique code or idea that is the basis for the discrete entity. In a living body, this manifests as its DNA
Magnetic Field	The flow of virtual photons around that hole
Magnetic Moment	A hole in particles for virtual photons to pass through
Magnetism	The tendency for materials to attract and repel independent of gravitation
Medium	how a substance is perceived
Monad	A 1-dimensional Substance
Particle Dialectics	The use of critical feeling and critical thinking, with reference to the Dharma thorugh the aether, to arrive at the nature of a particle
Quantum	the smallest unit of Substance
Quantum of Aether	Qoa	Substance of idea, feeling, or the abstract mind or soul that has those ideas and feelings
Quantum of Space-time	Qost	Invisible spacetime particles in the Spatial Layer
Substance	A Cartesian Substance subject to measurement; the essence of things or identities that we perceive
Spin	Orientation of that particle relative to the virtual photon
Spin Number	Ratio of Virtual Photons needed to rotate the particle. 1/2 spin means 2 virtual photons are needed for each rotation
Spirit	An aethereal entity
Volt	electron flow pressure
Amp	electron flow volume (rate)
Watt	total flow

Axioms: The foundation stones, accepted as true without question. Definitions: The bricks that define the building’s components. Propositions: Individual statements that contribute to the structure. Theorems: Major structural elements based on the foundation. Postulates: Additional supporting beams specific to this building. Corollaries: Smaller structures built directly on a larger theorem. Lemmas: Scaffolding, later removed.

Supersociology

Word	Meaning
Civilization	Refinement in the expression of a society-organism
Culture	Expression of a society-organism
Dogmisn	a blind belief perpetuated by the mind of a certain person
Ideology Matrix	a 3D chart that classifies all ideas
Society	a metaphysical organism made up of individual souls connected and united together; a group of people who move together (Sarkar)
Socratic Liberal	the Democrat caste made up of workers and ordinary people. This is the most numerous in any society
Socratic Neocon	the Tyrant caste made up of warriors, generals, and leaders. This is commonly the monarchy.
Socratic Conservative	the Aristocrat caste made up of philosophers, scientists, and researchers. This manifests as the Enlightenment, Theocracy, Religion, or Shariah
Socratic Neoliberal	the Oligarch caste made up of merchants and businessmen. Thhis manifests as Big Business, Speculators, Gamblers, Investors

Supereconomics

Word	Meaning
Barter Trading	a regular barter-exchange activity
Barter	a purchase done by exchanging goods or services. A barter transaction thus has 2 purchasers or traders
Buyer	The giver of the money in a buying transaction. Since he receives goods and services, he is also called a purchaser.
Buying	a purchase that offers money
Capitalism	an economic system that uses outside ownership to amass private profits
Commerce	a regular buying-selling activity
Commercialization	the shifting of an economy or trade into objective money-based transactions, as opposed to barter to arbitrary exchanges
Commodity	a raw material or not-so-processed good for sale
Donation	Irregular Revenue from the abundance experienced by others
Effort Theory of Value	the pegging of economic value into points represented by grains
Goods	anything that is for sale and occupies a specific spacetime
Interest Rate	The revenue in lending that is determined by the demand and credit-worthiness of the borrowers and the availability of the lenders
Market Price	the price that sellers actually assign to the things they sell
Monetization	the conversion of goods and services into money
Natural Price	the average price that the producer or seller can actually sell his goods or services with ordinary profits for given period of time
Nominal Price	the prince that a purchaser sets for a good or service that he demands
Pantrypoints Hub	a large pantry that connects to smaller pantries
Pantrypoints Pantry	a permanent or temporary repository of resources. Examples are stalls in a marketplace, a business address, or a person with a bag
Pantrypoints system	the use of Pantries or Hubs as the store of resources
Pointarism	the exchange using points
Pointary	the adjective referring to pointarism
Pointism	the obsession with points
Pointization	the conversion of goods and services into points
Products	a good that is processed and is for sale
Profit	Irregular Revenue from the lack experienced by others
Purchase	the acquisition of something by exchange.
Real Price	the subjective cost that the seller or producer incurred to create a thing
Rent	Regular Arbitrary Revenue, from the Lack of Land
Selling	the act of giving goods or services by getting money in return. The giver is called the “seller”, the getter is the “buyer”.
Service	anything that is for sale but does not occupy a specific spacetime
Supereconomics	the study of management of resources in a decentralized Pantrypoints system
Trading	a regular exchange activity
Wage	Regular Revenue to Live, from the Abundance Experienced by Employers
Wealth	the actual quality and quantity of useful goods and services

Bio Superphysics

Word	Meaning
Afferent nerves	Nerves for the senses (Descartes)
Anāhata (Heart) Cakra
Ájiṋa (Third Eye) Cakra	Also Lunar plexus
Efferent nerves	Nerves for the muscles and movements (Descartes)
Muladhara (Root or Base) Cakra
Navel Cakra
Sahasrara / Guru (Top) Cakra	Also Occult plexus
Svadhisthana (Sex) Cakra
Visuddha (Throat) Cakra	Also Physico-psychic plexus

Sanskrit Counterparts

Word	English Counterpart
Nirguńa Brahma	Objectless Existence
Saguna Brahma	Existence
Puruśottama	Macrocosmic Nucleus. Metaphysical center of Existence
Avatára	derivation