The belief that the universe is the physical manifestation of God (his/her body so to speak) but not the totality of God. God transcends the physical universe though it is part of him/her. Different from pantheism that states that the universe is God in totality.
Panantheism is the belief that the universe is the physical body of God but his/her spirit is bigger than the universe alone and transcends it.
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A light skinned fuckboi who lives in Southfield, and makes TikTok’s. He usually takes 2 months to respond to texts, and claims “your different from all the other girls” when he has 5 other girls he’s telling that same line too. He also thinks he’s a rapper, but his trash ass ain’t going nowhere. Football is what he mostly does, and probably his only talent in life.
Girl #1 : Sis James Panagos III just asked me out on a date
Girl #2 : Don’t date his light skinned hoe ass periodt
Girl #2 : Don’t date his light skinned hoe ass periodt
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Get the paagman mug.Pana it is a venezuelan word that means buddy, pal etc. it is short for panaderia witch means bakery.
After the world war 2 lots of italian, spanish, portoguese and some french moved to Venezuela. As a business lot of them opened french/portuguese type bakeries (panaderias) where people besides buying bread they could sit and have coffee, eat french pastries, etc. People would hang in the bakeries so, in the 1950's friends hanging around bakeries would say hi by saying, Que paso panaderia! (What's up buddy).
Later in the 1960's and 70's the new generation started cutting the word down to pana so instead of Que paso panaderia! They would say Que paso pana!
And then in the lates 70's and early 1980's thanks to the big soapopera venezuelan business witch exported so many crappy soapoperas to latin american countries words like pana, chamo, burda, malandro started being used by most of the latinamerican countries.
After the world war 2 lots of italian, spanish, portoguese and some french moved to Venezuela. As a business lot of them opened french/portuguese type bakeries (panaderias) where people besides buying bread they could sit and have coffee, eat french pastries, etc. People would hang in the bakeries so, in the 1950's friends hanging around bakeries would say hi by saying, Que paso panaderia! (What's up buddy).
Later in the 1960's and 70's the new generation started cutting the word down to pana so instead of Que paso panaderia! They would say Que paso pana!
And then in the lates 70's and early 1980's thanks to the big soapopera venezuelan business witch exported so many crappy soapoperas to latin american countries words like pana, chamo, burda, malandro started being used by most of the latinamerican countries.
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