Spirigenic

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spirigenic ( adj.)
Other formsspiritual (adj.)
Applies tosystems, headmates
CoinerNilda system

Spirigenic refers to systems that were created for or through religious or spiritual means.[1]

Related Terms

Spirigenic systems and headmates can be of any other origin too — a walk-in, purposely created, even from trauma.

Parogenic refers to systems or headmates created through thought-based or metaphysical methods. There's often an overlap.

Metagenic is similar, but with more of a focus on non-religious spirituality.

Gallery

  • A flag with 7 stripes. The first three stripes are a gradient from a darker to a lighter shade of pink. The bottom three stripes are lighter to darker shades of silver. The central stripe is a gradient from pink to silver.

    Flag for both Spirigenic and Metagenic. Created by Grey Skies

  • A flag with 5 stripes. They are a darker pink, a lighter pink, white, a lighter silver, and a darker silver.

    Flag for both Spirigenic and Metagenic. Created by Grey Skies

References

  1. ↑ https://sites.google.com/view/plural-terms/system-origins?authuser=0#h.sw5bilved13s
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