Ego death refers to the dissolution or transcendence of the ego—the part of the self that identifies with the individual personality, desires, and attachments. In esoteric and spiritual contexts, ego death is seen as a profound shift in consciousness where the boundaries between the self and the universe dissolve, leading to a direct experience of oneness with all things.

Gnosis is a term derived from the Greek word for "knowledge" and refers specifically to spiritual knowledge or direct, experiential understanding of divine truths. Unlike intellectual knowledge, which is based on reason and learning, gnosis is a deeper, intuitive knowing that transcends the mind and is often described as a direct experience of the divine or ultimate reality.

The Great Work is not about ascension, self-improvement, or external mastery. It is the complete restoration of the Harmonic Human—the sovereign, self-existing intelligence that no longer oscillates, no longer leaks energy, and no longer seeks outside of itself. It is the dissolution of all artificial constructs that distort one’s field, the sealing of all fractures, and the full embodiment of one’s original frequency.

An egregore is a collective thought-form or psychic entity created by the shared focus, emotions, and intentions of a group. It exists as an independent energy form and can influence the individuals connected to it.