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noetics

noetics

1 9.9
The study of spiritual or intuitive knowledge and human awareness
  • noun
  • /noʊˈɛtɪks/
  • Specialized
: noética espiritual
  • The university offers a course in noetics that explores spiritual and intuitive knowledge.

Examples

  • Many researchers are delving into noetics to understand spiritual experiences.

  • The field of noetics explores the nature of consciousness.

  • She became interested in noetics after reading about the power of human consciousness.

  • Researchers in noetics investigate the connection between mind and reality.

  • The university offers a course in noetics that explores spiritual and intuitive knowledge.

  • Many researchers are delving into noetics to understand spiritual experiences.

  • Researchers in noetics investigate the connection between mind and reality.

Synonyms

parapsychology
vsnoetics
  • Specialized
3 9.9

The study of claimed mental powers like telepathy or moving objects with the mind

is broader, including intuitive mystical knowledge and conscious experience beyond specific phenomena
pneumatology
vsnoetics
  • Formal
1 9.9

Study of spirits and spiritual events such as attempts to contact them

is broader, covering intuitive mystical knowledge and conscious experience beyond spirits

Surface Forms

noetics singular
noetics plural

Morphology

noetics = noetic (semi-transparent) = noetic + s

Derived from 'noetic' with a noun-forming ending analogous to academic field names; the specialized spiritual/parapsychological sense depends on disciplinary usage beyond simple compositional meaning.

Etymology

Noetics is also used for the study of intuitive or spiritual 'knowing'. It comes from the Greek root noē- 'to think', so this sense points to inner, direct knowledge and experience.