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n. 1 According to certain New Age beliefs, a stream of life force associated with an individual being. 2 (context Internet English) A time-ordered stream of documents that functions as a diary of one's electronic life.
Wikipedia
Lifestream can refer to:
- Lifestreaming, "a time-ordered stream of documents that functions as a diary of your electronic life", coined by Eric Freeman and David Gelernter
- Lifestream, a metaphysical concept from the Final Fantasy VII video game franchise, referring to the lifeblood and spirit of the planet
Usage examples of "lifestream".
Some religions think there's a final transfer, loading your entire lifestream into God, in much the same way that your golems pour their memories back into you at the end of each day.
Tribute of a sort but I could have done without, fathering then raising each one of the thousands and thousands and tens of thousands, the inflation of the little bundle to big bundle, period of years, and then making sure the big bundles if male wore their cap-and-bells, and if not observed the principle of jus primae noctis, the embarrassment of sending away those I didn't want, the pain of sending away those I did want, out into the lifestream of the city, nevermore to warm my cold couch, and the management of the hussars, maintenance of public order, keeping the zip codes straight, keeping the fug out of the gutters, would have preferred remaining in my study comparing editions of Klinger, the first state, the second state, the third state, and so on, was there parting along the fold?
And every slave—for there are none living save yourselves whose blood may go into the lifestream of the Man to come.