| PAIN | The sensation of going only partly unconscious. |
| PARTICIPATE | To become willingly and knowingly involved in an action or identity without necessarily becoming identified with it. |
| PARTICLE | The smallest quantum of matter that can be run by a being. |
| PASSION | The belief that an object is valuable or important for happiness or survival. |
| PASSIVE | A nonintentional participation in an action or identity. |
| PAST LIVES | The belief that anything not happening now happened in the past. |
| PERCEPTION | To view an object or a being through the sensors of the body. |
| PERMIT | To intentionally and knowingly allow something to happen. |
| PERSON | The identity a being assumes while in a body and having a mind. |
| PHENOMENA | Forms or action perceived by the being, whether real or not. |
| PHYSICAL UNIVERSE | Those qualities that seem to be solid about the universe but aren't. |
| PLEASURE | Having something happen the way one wanted it to happen. |
| PLAYFULNESS | An awakened being relating to the universe exactly as it is. |
| POSTULATE | To think something into or out of existence by recognition that it is. |
| POTENTIAL | The ability of a being to take effective action as a being. |
| POWER | The exact relationship of a being to its games, objects and bodies and identities that it is running or has run. |
| PRACTICAL | Able to be put to use for a specific purpose in the world of action. |
| PRACTITIONER | An individual who has been trained to deliver transit instruction and has been certified as able and effective in that action. |
| PREDICTABLE | Able to be determined before the action takes place. |
| PRE-EXISTENCE | The moment just prior to existence in which the being gets the idea of, but has not yet created the potential for, existence. |
| PRELUDE | Prior to becoming an exhibitionist. |
| PRESENT TIME | All or part of the sequence of events making up the current form of existence. |
| PRIEST | A Thanatologist who has passed the Doctorate Course. |
| PRIMAL EVENT | (see Primordial Scene) |
| PRIMARY | The highest and most fundamental form. |
| PRIMORDIAL SCENE | The experience of the earliest moment of existence as viewed from outside it. |
| PRIOR | Previous existence on the Time Line. |
| PROBLEM | The idea that something other than what's happening now can happen now. |
| PROCEDURE | A specific set of instructions used for transit preparation. |
| PROGRAM | A definite sequence of action, belief, perception and/or sensation. |
| PROGRESS | The apparency of change toward a better condition (see Samsara). |
| PROJECTION | Putting one's own beliefs or attitudes "out there" on another or an object. |
| PROTECT | To put something that seems dangerous in front of or around something that one considers to be valuable and vulnerable. |
| PROTEST | The indirect expression of resistance. |
| PUNISH | To impose limits on another for having done something one considers bad. |
| PURPOSE | A goal given to oneself by oneself or by another or by one's beliefs. |