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Originally Posted by yogi  A search on wikipedia gives following etymology for the word
The etymology of the term is from Greek ενέργεια, εν- means "in" and έργον means "work"; the -ια suffix forms an abstract noun. The compound εν-εργεια in Epic Greek meant "divine action" or "magical operation"; it was later used by Aristotle in a meaning of "activity, operation" or "vigour", and by Diodorus Siculus for "force of an engine."
as one can see the word has a root in Divinity, but science probably lifted the terminology and twisted it !!!! ??
happy reading,
sincerely,
yogi |
Thank you Yogi for researching that information for us,it seems we owe more to the
ancient Greek than first thought.
regards michael.