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Lisa Lowe traces the etymology of the term “Orient” and notes that it originates from “the Latin oriens, meaning ‘rising,’ ‘rising sun,’ or ‘east,’ the term came to mean largely all that is not the Occident, or occidens—‘quarter of the setting sun’—from the infinitive occidere, ‘to fall down,’ ‘to set’.”

Taken by itself, imagination is "the Divine-Humanity," and as "Man is All Imagination," so also  "God is Man & exists in us & we in him." Not only is "The Eternal Body of Man . . . The Imagination, that is, God himself," but more symbolically, the body of man is "the Divine Body of the Lord Jesus" and "we are his Members.