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Weltschmerz  -    World-pain - in reference to the world

                            World weariness - in reference to the self


                            Coined by Jean Paul in his novel Selina, published in 1827

                            A deep sadness about the state of being alive

                            That physical reality cannot satisfy the cravings of the mind

                            The Deutsches Wörterbuch by the Brothers Grimm defines it as a deep sadness

                            about the insufficiency of the world. 


Uht-cearu   -       from the old English

                           Early morning care

                           the worries that gather as one lies sleepless before dawn

                           cf Swedish - vargtimmen/wolf time

                           pronounced; oot-chair-oo


tchotchke -     A Jewish American word, widely used, especially in New York, borrowed fromYiddish and                    

                       originally from Slavic.

                       Little treasures

                       Bric-a-brac

                       Trinket

                       Nicknack

                       Bauble

                       Memento


Schoures -   Scots word, other, very old, variations are; (c)hour, 

                                                                                       s(c)howr(e), 

                                                                                       schure

                                                                                       schouer

                                                                                       s(c)hower

                                                                                       -ir

                                                                                       schuar

                                                                                       sure

                                                                                       scour

                                                                                      scurvier

                                                                                      

                  Meanings and related meanings range from a downfall ( of hail or rain, or snow or sleet ) a           

                  light fall of rain, wintry,  to 

                  harsh, ugly, or mild, beneficial and a source of beauty to 

                 a conflict, an attack of pain, labour pains. 


Syntropy  -   From Greek syn=together, tropos=tendency. It was first coined by the mathematician Luigi Fantappiè, in 1941, in order to describe the mathematical properties of the advanced waves solution of the Klein-Gordon equation which unites Quantum Mechanics with Special Relativity. As noted by Viterbo, syntropy is "the tendency towards energy concentration, order, organization and life" (http://www.syntropy.org/). In contradistinction to "entropy," syntropy is a result of retrocausality leading to persistent and more complex organization. This is akin to the concept of dissipative structures developed by Ilya Prigogine, expostulated in Order Out of Chaos, by Prigogine & Stengers (1984). Buckminster Fuller developed a definition in relation to "whole systems" as "A tendency towards order and symmetrical combinations, designs of ever more advantageous and orderly patterns. Evolutionary cooperation. Anti-entropy" (http://psychology.wikia.com/wiki/Syntropy).


' A tendency towards order, 

symmetrical combinations,

designs of ever more advantageous and orderly patterns.

Evolutionary cooperation.

Anti-entropy '


In psychology; ' a wholesome association with others '

In anatomy ; ' a formation of a series of similar parts having the same orientation ' eg ribs. 

In pathology ; ' the coalescence of two diseases into one ' 

In physics ;  The Law of syntropy states that in a converging universe, energy is constantly absorbed from the environment. Syntropy is the magnitude by which we measure the concentration of energy and the increase of syntropy is irreversible. 


Entropy -  Breakup, collapse, decay, decline. 

                 A scientific concept describing a state of disorder, randomness, or                       uncertainty. 



Cóiste Bodhar. - Death Coach


Mana  -  From Melanesian and Polynesian mythology, mana is a supernatural force which permeates the 

universe. Anyone and anything can possess this force. 

In Hawaiian and Tahitian mythology, mana is a spiritual energy and healing power which can exist in places, objects and persons. Hawaiians believe that mana may be gained or lost by actions, and Hawaiians and Tahitians believe that mana is both external and internal. - from Wikipedia. 

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