Definition:

The meaning of a word; the classification pattern that it fits into during the time period and for the given population involved.

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Definition and meaning of definitive host:

definitive host - in a parasite's life cycle, it is the host organism in which the parasite reproduces sexually

(Source: US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) )

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Chambers Dictionary - Piquant definitions from Chambers. abloom adj in a blooming state Agapemone n a religious community of men and women whose ‘spiritual marriages’ were in some cases not strictly spiritual baby-sitter n one who mounts guard over a baby to relieve the usual attendant bachelor’s wife n an ideal woman with none of the shortcomings of married men’s wives back-seat driver n someone free of responsibility but full o ...

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Definition and meaning of European Union/European Economic Area - definition of a risk :

A risk is deemed to be located in an European Union or European Economic Area member state if it is:

 (a) a building (and its contents issued under the same policy) situated in that state;

 (b) a motor vehicle, ship, yacht or aircraft registered in that state;

 (c) a travel policy for four months or less taken out in that state.

 For any other type of insurance (including a life insurance) it is an individual if the policyholder is habitually resident in the member state or a business or an organisation if the establishment to which the contract relates is situated in that state.

(Source Lloyd's )

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Padma-jungne {Bruce has, but no definition}

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CONE OF POWER: Psychic energy raised and focused by either an individual or group mind (coven) to achieve a definite purpose.

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Cone of Power - Psychic energy raised and focused either by an individual or group Mind,to achieve a definite purpose.

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Psychic energy raised and focused by either an individual or
group mind (coven) to achieve a definite purpose.

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DAIMON:  Greek word for spirit. All types of nature spirits and divine entities are included in this definition. The word demon was created from the original word and indicated specifically evil spirits.

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Goddess, The - Definitions differ but Generally the universal mother of all who created the universe with the god. Often associated with the Moon, ocean, earth, fertility, birth and death.

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Dharma:

Refers to religion or activities regulated by religion; one's faith; one's spiritual path in life. Also in the lowest sense it refers to the duties one is compelled to perform in vedic culture based on their stage in life and family in which they were born. In other words there is both a mundane and spiritual conception and definition of this word.

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The Herbal Dictionary

A herbal dictionary with definitions.

Please note that all words in grey, like "yoga", "enlightenment" or "kundalini" are hyperlinked to archives further explaining the term. At the corresponding archive you will also find articles related to the term.

Witch:

Anyone who calls themself a “witch” or is called such by others; an utterly useless term without a qualifying adjective in front of it. The only thing the definitions of “witch” have in common is the idea of magic or other techniques of change being practiced.

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Amsa:

Amsa: Part. The Lord incarnates in countless ways; He comes as an Inner inspirer for some definite purpose: an Amsa-avathar. (see also Kala en Yugavathar), (BV-30), (BV-36).

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WITCHES FOOT:  Also Goblin's Cross. This term originally assigned to the pentagram (Koch, Dover Press 1930) which also showed an inverted cross called a sword, this symbol has suffered a form of semiotic drift causing the definition to now include variations in design.

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Amarakosa (Sanskrit) (from a not + mara dying from the verbal root mri to die + kosa treasury, sheath, dictionary)

Also Amarakosha. Immortal treasury; a dictionary written by Amara or Amara-Simha, sage, scholar, and Buddhist, about whom not very much is definitely known. Orientalists place him anywhere between the 2nd and 6th centuries. They are unanimous, however, in rating the Amarakosa as equal in quality and importance for the Sanskrit language as is Panini's grammar.

Amarakosa is also sometimes applied to the highest of the kosas (sheaths).

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Energy Field:

A continuously distributed something in space that accounts for actions at a distance; an area where energy does something. Don’t blame me for the vagueness of this definition; it’s a standard one used in modern physics.

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Arets, Aretz 'erets (Hebrew) With the definite article, ha-'arets. The earth, globe, ground, land, country; particularly dry land in contradistinction to water. In cosmogony the original veil or garment surroundings, as wrap or vehicle of expression, a cosmic monad within it; just as in India pradhana surrounds and manifests Brahman, or mulaprakriti with parabrahman.

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Hayyoth Haq-Qadosh (Hebrew) (from hayyah a living being + haq definite article + qadosh holy)

Holy living creatures; Qabbalistic term for the four creatures of Ezekiel's vision, generally referred to as the cherubim. These holy living creatures are the four symbolic beasts which in the zodiac are called Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius.

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