What is another word for anima mundis?
Pronunciation: [ˈanɪmə mˈʌndɪz] (IPA) 
Anima mundis, a Latin phrase meaning "world soul," refers to the idea that all living things collectively make up a sort of spiritual, universal life force. Synonyms for anima mundis include "cosmic consciousness," "universal consciousness," or simply "the collective consciousness." Other related terms include "the Gaia hypothesis," which proposes that the Earth itself is a sort of living organism, and "panpsychism," which suggests that all matter, even inanimate objects, possess some form of consciousness. These concepts all point towards a deeper interconnectedness and sense of unity between all things, emphasizing the need for mutual respect and care for our planet and all its inhabitants.
