The philosophies in the WingMakers Materials use a variety of new terms. Its vocabulary is designed to break up many of the well-worn concepts that have been circulated in the perennial philosophies. As John Berges wrote in the Collected Works of the WingMakers:
The WingMakers glossary consists of twenty-two entries. It is different from most glossaries in that the terms are not given in alphabetical order. One possible reason for this arrangement appears to the building of what I call concept clusters. These concept clusters are simply a means of making related terms more understandable by placing them together, rather than arranging them alphabetically. For example, the first five entries are a cluster of terms related to the individuated consciousness and its relation to First Source.
• Human Instrument
• Entity
• Remnant Imprint
• Sovereign Integral
• First Source
In 2003 I created a series of computer-generated slides delineating the terms in concept clusters. The groupings I created are not perfect and are based on my own interpretations.135 You may see them differently, so don’t think of them as strict and beyond alternative groupings. Also keep in mind that there are twenty-four chamber philosophies, so these so-called concept clusters are incomplete because only four philosophy papers have been published at the time of this writing.
Below is a table listing the terms in alphabetical order:
For examples of the concept clusters see Visual Glossary
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