Glossary of Terms

Note: special capitalization is used to delineate Reality, that which is. Words not capitalized are used to describe language phenomena or concepts. An example is the use of the word Ego/ego in this glossary.

Being. (capitalized) The God-idea.  The presence called consciousness.  That which is.

being. The experience of the creative Life-Principle as existence, knowlege, conscious awareness.

concept. Used as meaning an opinion or belief about Being; an interpretation or language having neither substance nor reality; a point of view of Being without substance or reality.

Consciousness. (capitalized) The only reality; aliveness or existence; the source, continuity and eternality of all identity.

death. An illusion, the lie of life in matter; the unreal and untrue; the opposite of life; a language phenomenon, not Reality.

Ego or I. (capitalized) Mind; Omnipotence, Omnipresence, Omniscience. I or Us. That which constitues individual awareness. Imagination; the creative faculty. The only Self-generating, Self-maintaining and Self-preserving presence.

ego. (not capitalized) Any sense of a person; dualism; the belief in more than one power or action separate from infinite Mind; a belief about Ego.

ego-image. (not capitalized) Human concept; concept of identity.

God. I AM; source; all-intelligence, all-sensing, all-acting, all-powerful and eternal; Principle; Mind; Soul; Spirit; Life; Truth; Love; all substance; omnipresence; infinite; the only generative presence.

human. A term used for Life itself as it appears on this belief level; the language for Life on this belief level.

I AM. God; incorporeal and eternal Mind; divine Principle; the only Ego.

Idea. Used as meaning the actual, the activity of Mind; the real, the Being itself; Awareness; Man; The Mind-idea, Self-manifesting, Self-identifying, Self-reflecting consciousness.

Intelligence. Substance; self-existent and eternal Mind; that which is never unconscious nor limited; the function of Mind/Consciousness.

knowledge. Evidence obtained from the five corporeal senses; mortality; beliefs, opinions and judgments; human theories, doctrines, hypotheses; that which is not divine and is the origin of sin, sickness, and death; the opposite of spiritual Truth and understanding.

language/matter. Conscious experience; mythology; mortality; illusion; launguage of paradox - life resulting in death and death in life; sensation in the sensationless; mind originating in the observable; the language or appearance of the God-idea Truth and Spirit.

man. The generic concept of Identity.

Metaphysical Science. The discernment of the divinity of humanity. Subjective intuition. The discernmnet of Self-conscious divinity. That with which individual human experience can be diagnosed and discerned in terms of Reality, the operation of Principle, unconcerned with correction or problem solving.

Mind. (capitalized) Consciousness; Presence; the only power or thought force; Law; the source and condition of all existence; Synonymous with Life, Truth, Love, Principle, Soul, Spirit. These synonyms for what has been termed God are essential in understanding the science of Metaphysical Science. Mind revealing itsef as form, outline, beauty, is the creation as revelation beheld in the language of the five-senses.

miracle. That which is divinely natural, but must be learned humanly; a label for the phenomenon of Science. The conscious demonstration of Metaphysical Science.

practice. Self-conscious identity lived responsibly as all presence, all power, and all knowledge. The natural fulfillment of self discovery. Human existence living its divinity consciously aware; The recognition of divinity as that which constitutes and governs humanity. Thinking out from Mind, Being.

Science. Spirit awareness; the discernment of Reality; the knowledge of basic principles with which mankind finds that it has no reflection world nor phenomenal/shadow world to deal with and discovers idea, the thing itself, is all there is. Science is the Right, the Good, the Truth, that has no knowledge of anything but its own self-conscious identity: God-Man-Universe.

Spirit. (capitalized) Divine substance; Mind; divine Principle; all that is Good; God; that only which is perfect, everlasting, omnipotent, infinite.  All visibility and tangibility falsely attributed to appearances.

Substance. Thought; spiritual energy; the form of Mind; the experience of that which is present; Life form.

Truth. (capitalized) The Reality of all appearances; Power; What is so.

Unknown. That which spiritual sense alone comprehends, and which is unknown to the material senses, i.e. the divinely unconscious.

will. Humanly: The motive-power of belief; animal power.  Divinely: The might and wisdom of the God-idea.

you. As applied to corporeality, or the language view; a mortal or finity; a belief about Reality.