| IDEA | A practical application of thought. |
| IDENTIFY | To assume a limited consciousness or form. |
| ILLNESS | To knowingly or unknowingly allow a body one is operating to fall below the optimum survival level. |
| IMAGE | A mental picture held by the being as a thought-form. |
| IMAGE WORD | That which gives purpose to a DNA Chain--a goal to be followed. |
| IMMORTALITY | Unsubject to material laws for continued existence. |
| IMMUTABLE | Permanently formed, and unchangeable through any influence or action. |
| IMPINGE | To put something there through force. |
| IMPRESSION | A perception automatically received and processed through the mind. |
| INACTIVE | Passive participation in an action. |
| INCENSE | A substance burned to produce a fragrant and purifying smoke simulating the atmosphere of the Real World. |
| INCIDENT | A cycle of action containing beings in action, communication and relationship. |
| INCOMPLETE | Left undone--an unfinished cycle of action. |
| INDICATE | To intentionally call another being's attention to something. |
| INFINITE | The introduction of limits and inhibitors into eternity. |
| INFINITY | Seeming to extend endlessly--the little corner of the universe that isn't there. |
| INFLUENCE | The specific power that someone or something has over a being. |
| INFORMATION | Data which has another's significances added to it. |
| INHIBITORS | Created external barriers which limit one's actions, beingness, identity knowingness or ability. |
| INSANITY | The fixed idea that there is only one source or one solution to existence and reality. The loss of one's sense of humor about, willingness to share with others, and ability to give up completely, a set of beliefs with which one has been relating to and handling existence in the universe. |
| INSANITY (Optional) | One's reaction to being overwhelmed by a situation one has not been trained to handle. |
| INSTRUCTION | Delivery of necessary data needed by another to accomplish a specific purpose during a specific action or event. |
| INTEGRITY | The ethics of understanding. |
| INTENSIVE | An action taken in a compressed time cycle. |
| INTENTION | The use of mental force to impose an idea into another location. |
| INTERLOCK | To link up separate realities through resonating principles or factors. |
| INVALIDATE | To deny the reality experienced by another being. |
| INVENT | To create a synthesis of already existing forms in a new form. |
| INVOLVED | To become fixated on an action and to allow it to control the being. |
| ITEM | One single unit of thought, form, or action. |