The   Spirit Realm is the non-corporeal realm where spirit entities reside and ghosts transition through. This realm is very closely connected to the physical realm.

Dictionary.com defines   Spirit as:
An Incorporeal consciousness.

When the Babes refer to something as a   Spirit, they are making the distinction between the   Ghost of a once living being and an incorporeal consciousness that was never incarnate (ie: has never lived any other existence but one of the spirit realm).

Dictionary.com defines a   Ghost as:
The spirit of a dead person, especially one believed to appear in bodily likeness to living persons or to haunt former habitats.

n : an item that is worn enchanted as a charm to help combat disease, evil, etc . It is an item worn as a preservative piece of jewelry and used for the protection of an individual against things that are generally considered to be bad.

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A pattern of smooth, regular electrical oscillations, as recorded by an electroencephalograph, that occur in the human brain when a person is awake and relaxed. Also called alpha wave.


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A medieval chemical philosophy having as its asserted aims the transmutation of base metals into gold, the discovery of the panacea, and the preparation of the elixir of longevity.

A seemingly magical power or process of transmuting: “He wondered by what alchemy it was changed, so that what sickened him one hour, maddened him with hunger the next” (Marjorie K. Rawlings).

n: a memory bank or storage place for all happenings and experiences since the beginning of time. The Akashic Record supposedly holds records of all thoughts, feelings, events and actions. These are not just things which have come to pass but also things that will ever happen in the future.

n: is believed by some mystical doctrines to be a mystical, spiritual substance where "memories" are stored since the beginning of time. It is one of the five elements in Hindu philosophy and is often described as a form of atmosphere or ether. The   Akasha is thought by some to contain a record of everything that has ever happened, but also everything that will ever come to pass in the future. Theosophists believe that persons with special psychic powers can tap into the   Akasha or "Astral Light". They achieve this by using their astral bodies or "astral senses" to search for spiritual insights which have been stored for all eternity.

According to ancient Indian tradition the universe consists of two fundamental properties. These are motion and the space through which motion takes place. This space is called the   Akasha (Tib.: nam-mkhah). It is also believed to be the substance that enables things to step through into reality and gain visible appearance, extension and corporeality.

The   Akasha relates to the three dimensional space of our sense perception and this is called the "mahakasha". The nature of the   Akasha is limited not only to this three dimensionality, indeed it is made up of infinite dimensions comprising all possibilities of movement not only physical but spiritual as well.

"  Akasha" is derived from the root kash, meaning "to radiate, to shine" It also has the meaning of "ether" believed to be the medium of movement.

The   Akasha is thought to be indivisible, eternal and all pervading.

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n : a life or existence believed to follow death. It can also be life at a later time but usually after death. See also, NDE's, life after death and astral projection.