Source Book / Archive: <span>Abstracting Divinity</span>
Authoritative endogroup
The endogroup with the coercive force available to enable them to define reality, morality, norms and law.
Auto-anima
Anima produced by feeding on one self through asceticism, drugs or other attacks on one's own animus.
Auto-objects
People objectified by themselves who thereby become subjects with the power to objectify others.
Autocoercion
Transparent, consensual coercion a society applies onto itself.
Autogenocide
Genocide instigated remotely, usually through media incited sectarianism or trade of drugs or weapons to the targeted population, but performed by the population on itself.
Autohomicide
1. Homicide instigated remotely, usually through violation and sublation techniques which destroy a personal membrane and leave the prey vulnerable to coercion by external wills.
Autonomy
1. Freedom from involuntary, unbalanced interactions aided by possession of a healthy personal membrane and a network of primary anima sources and conduits.
Alive
1. An endoreality term for objects which meet an arbitrary threshold of animation and have not been authoritatively declared dead.
Altruism
An exosocial act of assistance to another in order to create egalitarian balance.
America
Two continents and 35 countries.