👉 Efefuqtum (Hebrew) - The Hebrew term for 'efu', which has different meanings in various languages, refers to the heart or the organ associated with the body's heart (usually the left one), specifically the parasympathetic nervous system. Definition: 1. The heart's autonomic nervous system (synapsis) is called the "parasympathetic" part, which receives signals from the brain and stimulates the heart to slow down. 2. In Judaism, this term refers to a special type of mind-control or trance-like state experienced by the soul that could cause death. The word itself comes from Hebrew, meaning "to turn away." In Jewish culture, it's considered to be a spiritual experience where the soul becomes detached and controlled over its own life, rather than being under control through external means like an evil spirit or other religious entities. Note: This term is not used in everyday language. It only has specific cultural connotations and does not form part of modern English usage.
