Definitions by Gregory V. Richardson

kargasm 

A good feeling that occurs when a persons karma is enhanced after good deeds are performed. Antonym: karspasm

His efforts to aid the homeless resulted in a kargasm at the end of the day.

kargasm by Gregory V. Richardson March 24, 2004

karspasm 

A karspasm is a negative jolt to the karma incurred when a person does something bad. Antonym: kargasm

After he set her up to get fired from her job, he knew he would suffer a karspasm.

karspasm by Gregory V. Richardson March 24, 2004

corpolysis 

This is the breaking up of the body, usually by decay after death, but could include that which occurs during extreme trauma (e.g. vehicle crashes or suicide bombing).

The airplane crashed into the ground with a graveyard of corpolysis. See corpolytic.

corpolysis by Gregory V. Richardson March 24, 2004

corpolytic 

Of or characterized by breaking up of the body, that is, deadly.

The behavior of the terrorist was blatantly copolytic.

See corpolyis

corpolytic by Gregory V. Richardson March 24, 2004

polytoping

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.

He puzzled over his life, polytoping as best he could.

polytoping by Gregory V. Richardson March 22, 2004

sweats 

This refers to sweating.

"You've got many sweats," uttered by Tenzin Choegyal (a Tibetan living in Dharmsala, India) while hiking in the Grand Canyon with Gregory V. Richardson on 15 March 2004.

sweats by Gregory V. Richardson March 22, 2004

pneumocorporialchemolysis 

Literally, this means soul-body-chemical seperation. So, this is another name for execution by lethal injection. Compare this to death by electrocution: pneumocorporialelectrolysis.

The murderer was put to death by pheumocorporialchemolysis.

pneumocorporialchemolysis by Gregory V. Richardson March 3, 2004