INFOGRAPHIC: 45 Unique Names for Subtle Energy
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In this infographic, we present 45 names for subtle energy definitions derived from cultural, religious, tribal and scientific communities from around the world.
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45 Unique Names for Subtle Energy
Cultural and Religious Traditions
- Christian
- Greek
- HinduHindu
- Japanese
- Jewish
- Madagascar
- Sufi
- Tibetan
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
Indigenous Traditions
- Akan
- Akawaio
- “Akwalu”
- Iriquois
- Lakota
- Mayan
- “Itr”
- Palau
- “Kalit”
- Polynesian
- “Ha”
- “Mana”
- Shoshon
Subtle Energy Science
- Henri Bergson
- R. Blondlot
- Oscar Brunler
- Barry Carter
- P. Dubrov
- Gerald Feinberg
- Alexander Gurwitsch
- Thomas Galen Hieronymous
- Barry Hilton
- “Fluoroplasmic Energy”
- Victor Inyushin
- Nikolai Kozyrev
- Wilhelm Reich
- Carl von Reichenbach
- Ivan Shakhparonov
- Shakhparonov and Shipov
- William Tiller
- I. Veinik
- George de la Warr
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2 thoughts on “INFOGRAPHIC: 45 Unique Names for Subtle Energy”
Let’s not omit “The Force” – from Star Wars and pop culture.
The term we use in the Secret World is Anima, which has roots back to Latin & Greek. It’s also referenced by Carl Jung.