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Some definitions of Holosophy Whole-wisdom. A philosophy emphasizing the whole and its parts which may have their own independent integrity Holosophy is a broadly researched and historically referenced system of advanced metaphysical speculations concerning universal origins and the unique role of life and life sources in the cosmos featuring a novel but ancient answer to the philosophic query, "Why is there something rather than nothing?" Holosophy: A body of eclectic philosophical doctrine and precepts based on research into consciousness, life sources and human behavior. It contains transformative principles, methodology and practices, designed to assist in locating, and removing all cognitive barriers to the rehabilitation and re-ensoulment of the human condition, and in bringing about advanced states of ability and expanded awareness. <-Gk holos: whole, complete, unitary, self-contained. -Gk, Sophia: wisdom, knowing in the highest sense.> What Is Holosophy? Holosophy, in the simplest sense, is ‘high-wisdom’ codified… a body of philosophical principles, tenets, and transformative practices, which holds that, mind, life, and the physical universe manifests as a spectrum of interacting wholes, or gestalts and that this primary pattern of existence, although appearing, materially, as a dynamically integrated hierarchy of process, form, and substance; emanates from, the non-material, spiritual realm of Consciousness. Holosophy defines Consciousness as the non-material genesis of all conceptual meaning and knowing and therefore, ultimately, of all manifest existence, which itself derives from that conceptuality. Books that have the word holosophy in the title and may be the origin of quotes above: Holosophy: Restoring the Soul's Code by Robert Thomas Holosophy - Conquering Your Fear of Success by Jennifer Stjohn |
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