| EFFECT | The instantaneous manifestation of a source causing an action. |
| EFFECTIVE | Someone or something that really does what he, she or it intended to do. |
| EFFICIENCY | The ability to perform an action without loss of effort. |
| EFFORT | The exact force exerted on the universe in order to carry out an action. |
| EGO | The specific limits of identity through which one relates and communicates in existence. |
| EJECTION | The deliberate separation of the consciousness from the body. |
| ELEMENT | One specific item of a group of items, having its own charac- teristics. |
| EMOTION | The dramatization and sensations which demonstrate the effect that something coming from the mind or the environment had on a being. |
| ENCOUNTER | An unexpected confrontation. |
| ENDLESSNESS | Eternity as it is, without the barrier of infinity or the limits of consciousness. |
| ENERGY | Matter existing without specific form. |
| ENFORCE | To make another accept something not wanted. |
| ENLIGHTENED | Relief from suffering and pain caused by identification with form and consciousness. |
| ENTHUSIASM | Viewing what one is doing and being and liking it enough to show it. |
| ENTRY | Coming into a space from outside it. |
| ENVIRONMENT | The universe as seen from inside. Everything existing around the being. The environment includes the body, mind and ego. |
| ERASE | To allow something to disappear that one has been compulsively creating and making continue to exist either with physical or mental mass. |
| ESSENCE | The state of existence beyond existence. |
| ETERNAL | That which is, without limit, significance, persistence, or identity. |
| ETERNITY | Existence before action. |
| EVALUATION | Deciding about the validity of something one knows nothing about. |
| EXIST | To be/ with form, duration, identity and qualities, within the universe. |
| EXISTENCE | That which seems to have form, qualities and solidness. |
| EXIT | To leave a space after one has been inside it for at least a moment. |
| EXPERIENCE | To allow sensations, perceptions and conditions to influ-ence one's beingness below Absolute Knowingness. |
| EXPLORE | To not know about, and then find out about, something already known. |
| EXPRESSION | Making an idea visible so that others can see it too. |