She chose to be an at home mother whose wifel duties including transporting children to various social activities.
by Gregory V. Richardson February 07, 2004
This word literally means spirit-body-electrical-loosening, which is to say, electrocution wherein the body and soul are seperated electrically.
by Gregory V. Richardson December 03, 2003
The eonic energy budget of the sun results in the transmutation of trillions of metric tons of mass into energy.
by Gregory V. Richardson August 24, 2005
Literally, this means soul-body-chemical seperation. So, this is another name for execution by lethal injection. Compare this to death by electrocution: pneumocorporialelectrolysis.
by Gregory V. Richardson March 03, 2004
A polytope is a geometrical solid of many dimensions used to optimize conditions for maximum results. So, when a person is polytoping, he is juggling the many variables of life in order to optimize results. With a greater level of conciousness a person is aware of more variables, has a more complex polytope, and can better optimize life.
by Gregory V. Richardson March 22, 2004
Literally, this means soul-body-moving-lead-seperation. This is death by execution via a firing squad. Compare with pneumocorporealelectrolysis or pneumocorporealchemolysis.
by Gregory V. Richardson March 03, 2004
This is a contraction of "heaven" and "damned". Given that humans advance in conciousness over multiple lifetimes until enlightened, enthrallment with a lower heaven or the idea that a lower heaven is THE heaven can effectively damn a person to repeated cycles of rebirth until the spiritual realization that more work lies ahead, as do higher heavens and true enlightenment. While evil doers may be sentenced to stays in hell worlds, doers of good can be "sentenced" by their actions to lower heavens until the work of consciousness raising progresses and placement in higher heavens is realized.
He believed that simply doing good deeds was good enough for God, so he was vendamned by his limited view.
by Gregory V. Richardson August 14, 2005