egregores
egregores is the plural of egregore.
Meaning of egregore
Noun
egregore (plural egregores)
- An angelic being from the Book of Enoch.
- When men multiplied, says the author, they had daughters of an exquisite beauty, so amiable that the Egregores, or the guardian Angels, conceived a violent passion for them.1815, Robert Mayo, A New System of Mythology
- An autonomous psychic entity that is composed of, and influences, the thoughts of a group of people.
- In magical esoteric circles an egregore is commonly understood to be a magical psychic entity consciously or unconsciously created by a couple or a group as an encapsulation and merger of their collective aspirations and ideals.2013, Anaiya Sophia, Sacred Sexual Union: The Alchemy of Love, Power, and Wisdom
Questions about egregores
- What is egregores the plural of?
- Egregores is the plural of egregore.
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