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psychosophy

/saɪˈkɒsəfi/

psychosophy noun: the knowledge or wisdom of the mind or soul.

Noun

psychosophy (uncountable)

  1. The knowledge or wisdom of the mind or soul.
  2. A system of spiritual or therapeutic self-development focused on the inner life (as in Psychophonetics).
    • Psychosophy describes how we can come to know the human soul by direct observation of self and others, experienced through the soul's inner life.2011, Robin Steele, Psychophonetics: Holistic Counseling and Psychotherapy: Stories and Insights from Practice, SteinerBooks, →ISBN

Origin of psychosophy

From psycho- (“mind”) + -sophy (“wisdom, knowledge”), from Ancient Greek ψυχή (psukhḗ, “mind, soul”) and Ancient Greek σοφία (sophía, “wisdom, knowledge”).

Questions about psychosophy

What does psychosophy mean?
Psychosophy means the knowledge or wisdom of the mind or soul.
What part of speech is psychosophy?
Psychosophy is a noun.
How do you pronounce psychosophy?
Psychosophy is pronounced /saɪˈkɒsəfi/.

Words near psychosophy in the dictionary

  1. psychosomaticity
  2. psychosomatics
  3. psychosomatization
  4. psychosonic
  5. psychosonics
  6. psychosophy
  7. psychosphere
  8. psychospheres
  9. psychospiritual
  10. psychospiritually
  11. psychostasia

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