Usually means: Energy field surrounding and penetrating body.
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▸ noun:  A supposed field of energy or life force that surrounds or permeates a living thing.

Similar:
energy field, life-force, bioenergy, lifeforce, energy bubble, aura, life force, lifestream, energy, fluence, more...

Opposite:
abiofield, non-biofield, inanimate field

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Similar:
energy field, life-force, bioenergy, lifeforce, energy bubble, aura, life force, lifestream, energy, fluence, more...

Opposite:
abiofield, non-biofield, inanimate field



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