Omni = All
Wisdom = Oneness
The prefix omni- comes from the Latin word omnis, meaning "all" or "every." It is used to convey a sense of universality, wholeness, or inclusivity. When combined with other words, omni- indicates that something encompasses everything within a particular realm or is all-encompassing in nature.
For example, omnipresent refers to something that is present everywhere, omniscient means all-knowing, and omnipotent refers to being all-powerful. The prefix omni- helps to elevate the meaning of a word, suggesting that it extends across all boundaries and encompasses every aspect of a given concept.
In modern usage, omni- is often employed to describe qualities or characteristics that are universal, infinite, or without limitation, reflecting the vastness or completeness of something.
Omni-boundless sky,
Endless stars above us shine,
All the world's embrace.
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In ancient Greek philosophy, Plato’s Theory of Forms suggests that ideal forms are omnipresent—existing beyond space and time, yet reflected in all things.
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