New Terms and Nonexistent Terms
New Terms A-D
- Andor: and/or
- Circles: obese people
- Culture: societies compared with other societies
- Dad: positive aspects of the male parent
- E: he or she; him or her (non-gender specific pronoun)
New Terms E-H
- Father: negative aspects of the male parent
- Godinterm: adj. This term refers to the time when all positive, ideal traits are exalted in the use of a single term that only slightly hints at the term’s proscribed definition in daily use. For example, “human” “civilized,” “soul,” “pure,” “virtue,” “beauty,” etc. Notice especially when this is used in The Bible. Any term using this is synonymous with each other insofar that they all mean “good” to the person using it.
- The Great Controller: money
- The Great Divider: Opinions
- The Great Lesson: the 20th Century
- The Great Warning: World War II
- The Greatest Story: everyone’s life
- Happiness: Whenever I refer to happiness I refer to what I perceive is the happiness Thelma from Thelma and Louise has when she says, “I feel awake”
New Terms I-P
- Memory: container of oral literature
- Memory San Kofa: God
- Mom: positive aspects of the female parent
- Moment of Moral Weakness: regret
- Moment of Recollection: conversion experience
- Mother: negative aspects of the female parent
- Ne plus ultra: the highest point capable of being attained; nirvana
- Onely: only
- Onyx: Black; Negro; Colored; African-American
- Paranoid: the feeling that people are staring at you
- Prostitute: a lover who does not discriminate
- Psuche: soul
- Pt: Past, present, and future; was, is, and will be
New Terms Q-T
- Rememberers: historians
- Remembrances: history
- Society: the system of bias
- Soulculture: individuals
- Spacetime: space and time
- Tree of discrimination: tree of knowledge
New Terms U-Z
- The Unknown Variable: the Answer
- Wilderness: nature
- Gynergy: making up new words to describe that for which patriarchy allows no words
- Grammar book of sorcery: uncovering lesser known or obsolete meanings of words
- Be-Longing: using unconventional punctuation and capitalization to suggest new meanings
Nonexistent Terms
- Any antonym or synonym (Why: See Antonym Theory)
- Any adjectives (Why: Although adjectives are necessary at times for communication, every adjective can create a person’s identity and should be understood to have a very personal definition.)
- Beauty (Why: indefinable)
- Death (Why: indefinable)
- Love (Why: indefinable)
- Originality (Why: every idea is recycled.)
- Time (Why: Time is merely relative.)
The Meaning of a Metaphorical Life of Inductive Thoughts Understood Through Identity (Religion) and Memory (History): Uncensored Edition 
Godinterm: Compare to the word “ohr” (light) in Kabbalah.
Onyx: This term was created because there is not a single term that refers to the dark-coloured race that is not degrading. I also think that “onyx” is more reflective of the complexity of a human being than “ebony” is.
Paranoid: This term was created because so many people use the term incorrectly according to dictionaries that the dictionary should make this the correct usage of the term.
Psuche: Created so that the reader would not get my ideas about the soul confused with one’s own ideas about the soul and so that the reader would not get my ideas about the soul confused with one’s own ideas about the psyche.
Remembrances: Note the plurality.
Soulculture: Have you ever entered a man’s life and realized that it was like going to another country? Every man was raised differently than you. Every person has e’s own culture that separates e from you as if you two were different countries. We speak a different language. We have a different history. I believe that people are marbles bumping into each other. One cannot have direct access to the outside world if even our senses can deceive us.
One cannot understand me unless e understands that I take everyone for a foreigner, even my family.