Die
Originate
Originate verb - To come into existence.
Usage example: the theory of relativity originated with Albert Einstein
Both words in one sentence
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The Comanche scenes, flashbacks to the massacre in Tonto's backstory and the line "it's a good day to die" all originate from Little Big Man.
Source: Film / The Lone Ranger -
Whenever they "die" (usually by being defeated in battle against either an AI enemy or a player from the opposing faction in PvP), they are apparently simply banished back to whatever demonic dimension they originate from the same way they are when the warlock actively dismisses them.
Source: Fighting a Shadow - Human souls are trapped in the material world and must, through mystical experience, learn the right secrets (hence "gnosis", "knowledge") that will get them past the Archons after they die, so that they can ascend to the higher, spiritual reality where the true God resides and souls originate.
Source: Epiphanic Prison
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