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Simultaneously press your Control key (usually abbreviated as ‘Ctrl’) and the key for the letter F (as the initial letter of the verb ‘Find’). In the entry field, which will then appear, you can give in the keyword that you are looking for. If that keyword is present on this webpage, then the corresponding part of this webpage will be shown.
Keyword |
Meaning |
| abiogenesis | the creation of an a-biologic life form (Acurus genus insects) by means of prolonged exposure to weak electric current |
| Aeon | from Greek, originally meaning “life” or “being”, also meaning “age”, “forever”, or “for eternity” |
| aggression | from Latin: aggregere (to gather, to accumulate) |
| alcohol | from Arabic: al-kuhl (meaning: “body eating spirit”) [more] |
| anarchy | a society without rulers; archon is Greek for “ruler” |
| anatomy | from Greek: ana (‘up’) & tomia (‘cutting’) |
| antichrist | state of consciousness of any man who denies or defies God |
| anthropos | a Greek word meaning “human” or “man” |
| apocalypse | revelation (from Greek) |
| archeology | from Greek: arkhaiologia, meaning ‘study of what is ancient’ (arkhaios means ‘ancient’) |
| Archon | a Greek word meaning “ruler” or “lord”; some consider it to be an inorganic creature that lives of negative life energy |
| Armageddon | hill of Megiddo (Palestine), symbolizing the end of times |
| astro | star; from Greek: astron (star) |
| atmosphere | from Greek: atmós (steam, vapor) & sphaira (globe, sphere) |
| awareness | focused attention |
| Ayurveda | from Sanskrit āyus “life” & veda “(sacred) knowledge” |
| believe | a word of 7 letters with in its center the word “lie” |
| cabal | a secret political clique or faction (originated from “practitioners of Cabalah”) |
| canon | from Greek: kanon, meaning “straight rod” or “bar” |
| carnival | from Latin: caro (flesh) & levare (lighten, raise, remove) |
| Catholic | from Greek: katholou, meaning “on the whole” |
| coincidence | misunderstood dynamics |
| common sense | a shared (common) perception (sense) |
| comprehension | from Latin: comprehensio (taking together), as a contraction of com (with, together) & prehendo (take) |
| conscience | from Latin: con (with) & scientia (knowledge) |
| consciousness | self-awareness (features: frequency, duration, and depth) |
| conspiracy | from Latin: con (together) & spiro (to exhale, to blow) |
| cover-up | a planned effort to hide an unlawful act or situation |
| Christ | state of consciousness of any man who serves under God (from the Greek Christos: Anointed One) |
| cryo | from Greek kryos (“icy cold”), meaning “involving or producing (extreme) cold” |
| crypto | a Greek word meaning “hidden” or “secret” |
| deontology | from Greek deon (“obligation” or “duty”) and logos (“logic”), meaning “doctrine of duties” |
| dimension | from the Latin dimensio, meaning “extent”, “magnitude” or “a measuring” (more general: measurable characteristic) |
| disease | a dis-ease: a manifestation of the preparation or implementation of a NUP |
| disinformation | deliberate misinformation (including: poisoned truth) |
| Doctor | from Latin: “teacher” |
| dogma | an incontestable belief based on non-factual persuasion |
| dozen | a unity of twelve; from Latin: duodecim (twelve) |
| emotion | from Latin: ex- (out) + movere (move), meaning “a moved-out feeling” |
| encyclopedia | from Greek enkyklios paideia meaning “general education” |
| entertainment | from French and Latin: to enter (entrer) and hold (tenir: “tain”) the mind (mens: “ment”) |
| epidemic | from Greek: epi (upon) + dēmos (people) |
| epiphysis | from the Greek word epiphuesthai : epi (upon) + phuesthai (grow) |
| Epistemology | from the Greek episteme (knowledge) plus logos (logical discourse) |
| Essence | energetical: an essential Force (being Earth, Air, Water, Fire, or Aether) |
| Etymology | the study of the original meaning |
| eugenics | from Greek eu (“good”) & genes (“come into being”), literally meaning “good creation“ |
| evil | to be spiritually dead (meaning “denying or defying God”) |
| exegesis | from the Greek verb exigeísthai: “to lead out” (of incomprehension) |
| Fair Talk | a method for open and conscious communication based on Wholly Science |
| genesis | a Greek word meaning “birth”, “origin”, or “beginning” |
| geo | a Greek word meaning “land”, “ground”, “soil”, or “earth” |
| Geomancy | Spiritual Ecology, or the Wholly art of arranging harmonious structures; also known as Feng Shui (China) or Pungsu (Korea) |
| Geometry | from Greek: geo (earth) & matria (measurement) |
| ghost | see Spirit |
| Gnosis | a Greek word meaning “(higher) knowledge” or “insight” |
| Gnosticism | the philosophy of liberation through insight |
| Good | to be spiritually alive (meaning “serving under God”) |
| government | mind control; from Latin: guberno (to control) & mentis (the mind) |
| Grammar | from Greek: grammatikē technē, meaning: technē (art) & gramma (letter): Art of Letters |
| hexagram | a 2D star shape with six points, also know as the Seal of Sol.Om.On |
| Holy | from the Greek “Hagios” meaning “separated” |
| homophones | words that sound the same but have different spelling and meaning |
| Homophonology | the study of homophones |
| Horus | actually Heru (ancient Egyptian), meaning “the One (U) who is Above (Her)”. Horus is this name in Greek. |
| Hour | from Latin: hora (hour, time, or season); hora is also Greek |
| human | a spiritual being having a physical experience |
| individual | from Latin: individuus (undivided), meaning “an indivisible unity” |
| In Lak’ech | a Mayan expression meaning “I am another version of you” |
| inorganic | not containing hydrocarbon groups (also: anorganic) |
| legislation | from Latin: legis (“man-made law”) latio (“bearing”) |
| Logos | from Greek, meaning “coherent logic” (among other things) |
| liberal | a free man; from Latin: liber (free or independent) |
| life | the ability to self-organize as a response to the perceived environment |
| Life Energy | a subtle flowing motion belonging to the in the 2D proto world (also named as Vital Energy, Chi, Ki, Prana, Orgone, Vril, or Mana) |
| materialism | only matter matters |
| meta | from Greek metá, meaning “outside” or “beyond” |
| misinformation | false information |
| MK-Ultra | a secret CIA mind-control program (more) |
| Monarch | a secret CIA mind-control program (more) |
| monarchy | government by one (mono) Archon |
| morphogenesis | creation of shape; from Greek: morphe (shape) & genesis (creation) |
| mortgage | vow of a dead man; from French: mort (dead) & gage (pledge) |
| Muse | to think or meditate on something in silence |
| Namasté | derived from Sanskrit, literally meaning “I bow to the godlike in you” |
| Nazi | a contraction of National Socialism and Zionism |
| nonsense | non-sense: something we can not (non) perceive (sense) |
| NUP | a Neuro-psycho-physiological Upgrading Program |
| obfuscation | to darken, to dim (from Latin) |
| occult | hidden; from Latin: occulere (to conceal) |
| oligarchy | government by a few (oligos) Archons |
| organic | containing hydrocarbon groups |
| orthodox | derived from orthos (right or true) and doxa (opinion) |
| pandemic | from Greek: pan (all) & dēmos (people) |
| parliament | from French: parler (to speak) & mentir (to lie) |
| parse | from Latin: pars orationis (part of speech): linguistically dissecting |
| Pateo | no longer hidden; from Latin: pateo (be open, be free) [The Greek word πατεω means “tread on” or “trample upon”] |
| patriotism | a psychosis based on the illusionary division in man-made nations |
| pentagram | a 2D star shape with five points |
| person | from Latin: persona (mask); the legal term “natural person” is an unlawful “graven image”; neither is the personality the True Self |
| petroleum | an a-biotic self-regenerating compound (and most certainly not an oil) |
| pharmacy | from Greek: pharmakia (“witchcraft”, “sorceries”, “work of the flesh”, “drugs”) |
| Philosophy | from Greek: philosophia (love of wisdom); literally: “beloved (philos) wisdom (sophia)” |
| Physiology | from Ancient Greek: physis ('nature’ or ‘origin') & logia ('study of') |
| piezo | from Greek: piezein (to press tight, squeeze) |
| Pleistocene | Greek for “most recent” |
| Psychology | the Science (Logos) of the influence by the subconscious mind (Psyche or Soul) on the conscious mind |
| psychopath | from Greek: Psyche (Soul) and pathos (suffering) |
| Qabalah | from Hebrew, literally meaning “how to receive” (also spelled ‘Kabbalah’ or ‘Cabalah’, with or without an ‘h’ at the end) |
| Realm | from Old French for “kingdom” (realme, later reaume), probably from combining the Latin words regimen (“rule”) and regalis (“of the king”) |
| Reiki | from Japanese: Rei (Spirit) and Ki (vital energy) |
| religion | bound again; from Latin: re (again, back) & ligare (to tie) |
| respect | considered again; from Latin: re (again) & specto (to see) |
| rex | a Latin word meaning “ruler” |
| rhetoric | the art of attaining Wisdom; rhetor is Greek for “master” |
| saga | heroic tale (Old Nordic historic story) |
| Salveology | Wholly Science applied to Wellbeing (salveo is Latin for “be well”) |
| Science | the Whole of interrelated explanations |
| Semantics | from Greek: semainein (“to mean” or “to signify”): the doctrine of meaning |
| Soul | the higher emotional center |
| sovereign | via the French souverain from Latin: super (“above”) -ānus (“having the position of”): prevailing |
| space | the experience of wideness in time |
| Spagyrics | from Latin spagyricus for Alchemy, orginating from Greek: spao (take apart) & ageiro (put together) |
| Spirit | the higher cognitive center |
| Spirituality | the Whole of insights that enable us to transcend ourselves towards God |
| student | from Latin student- (‘applying oneself to’), from the verb studere, related to studium (‘painstaking application’) |
| subliminal | from Latin: sub liminis, meaning “below threshold” |
| Syntax | from Greek: syn (with) taxis (arrangement): putting together (linguistically) |
| taxonomy | from Greek: taxis (arrangement) -nomia (distribution) |
| Telestes | an aimed man; from the Greek telos (aim or goal); plural: Telestai |
| Temple | Latin for “stretching to El”: temp (to stretch) & El |
| time | the experience of sequence in space |
| trivial | originates from the Trivium (Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric) |
| tropical | from Greek: tropikos (turn) |
| universe | uni (one) & vertere (to turn): “turned as one” [versus is perfect tense] |
| Wholly Science | the reviving Reunion of sane Science and sound Spirituality |
This PateoPedia webpage was written by Johan Oldenkamp.
© Pateo.NL : This page was last updated on 2022/05/15.