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= Glossary of terms in the Lenani Pleroma Codex =
= Glossary of terms in the Lenani Pleroma Codex =
This glossary contains specialized terms used in the '''[[Lenani Pleroma Codex]]''' (LPC), a syncretic self-healing framework developed by Romanian mentor [[Elena Niță]] (Lenani). The glossary provides concise definitions aimed at general readers.
This glossary contains specialized terms used in the '''Lenani Pleroma Codex''' (LPC), a syncretic self-healing framework developed by Romanian mentor [[Elena Niță]] (Lenani). The glossary provides concise definitions aimed at general readers.
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=== Archetypal Pathways ===
=== Archetypal Pathways ===
A mapping system in LPC based on the symbolism of the Major Arcana in [[tarot]], used to describe personality traits, relational dynamics, and developmental patterns.
A mapping system in LPC based on the symbolism of the [[Major Arcana]] in [[tarot]], used to describe personality traits, relational dynamics, and developmental patterns.


=== Biopsychosomatic decoding ===
=== Biopsychosomatic decoding ===
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=== Major Arcana ===
=== Major Arcana ===
The 21 (+1) primary cards in a tarot deck, each representing a symbolic archetype and stage of personal or spiritual development.  
The 22 primary cards in a tarot deck, each representing a symbolic archetype and stage of personal or spiritual development.
 
See [[Major Arcana]]


=== New German Medicine (NGM) ===
=== New German Medicine (NGM) ===
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=== Pleroma ===
=== Pleroma ===
A Gnostic term meaning “fullness” or “totality of divine powers”, used in LPC to signify the complete integration of self.
A Gnostic term meaning "fullness" or "totality of divine powers", used in LPC to signify the complete integration of self.


=== Self-healing protocols ===
=== Self-healing protocols ===

Latest revision as of 14:03, 10 August 2025

Glossary of terms in the Lenani Pleroma Codex

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This glossary contains specialized terms used in the Lenani Pleroma Codex (LPC), a syncretic self-healing framework developed by Romanian mentor Elena Niță (Lenani). The glossary provides concise definitions aimed at general readers.


Archetypal Pathways

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A mapping system in LPC based on the symbolism of the Major Arcana in tarot, used to describe personality traits, relational dynamics, and developmental patterns.

Biopsychosomatic decoding

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The process of identifying and interpreting connections between physical symptoms, psychological states, and subconscious emotional conflicts.

Chakra

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A term from Vedic tradition referring to an energy center in the human body. LPC uses chakra analysis to correlate emotional states, physical health, and energy flow.

Constellation work

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A therapeutic and systemic method of exploring family and relationship dynamics through role-based representation, often referred to as family constellations.

Energy field mapping

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An assessment of the subtle energetic layers surrounding the body, associated with physical, emotional, and mental states.

Gnosticism

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An ancient spiritual tradition emphasizing esoteric knowledge (gnosis) as a path to spiritual awakening. The term pleromain LPC is derived from this tradition.

Inner child healing

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A therapeutic approach focusing on unresolved emotional needs, traumas, or patterns originating in childhood.

Inner Witch®

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A four-month online program created by Lenani, aimed at authentic feminine empowerment through archetypal integration, ritual practice, and self-awareness exercises.

Major Arcana

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The 22 primary cards in a tarot deck, each representing a symbolic archetype and stage of personal or spiritual development.

New German Medicine (NGM)

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A controversial alternative health concept developed by Ryke Geerd Hamer, linking specific diseases to emotional conflicts. LPC adapts its ideas in a non-medical, symbolic context.

Past life regression therapy

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A hypnotic or meditative technique aimed at recalling experiences from alleged previous lifetimes, used in LPC as a symbolic self-exploration tool.

Pleroma

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A Gnostic term meaning "fullness" or "totality of divine powers", used in LPC to signify the complete integration of self.

Self-healing protocols

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Structured sets of exercises and practices designed to activate the body’s natural ability to restore balance and emotional well-being.

Shadow work

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A psychological and spiritual practice of identifying and integrating unconscious aspects of the personality, including repressed emotions and behaviors.

Somatic release

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A process of releasing stored tension and trauma from the body through movement, breathwork, or other physical techniques.

Symbolic conflict mapping

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A method in LPC of interpreting symptoms, behaviors, or life events as manifestations of deeper symbolic or archetypal conflicts.