The Etymology of Inistance The word inistance was formed in order to represent the state of being that is singular

and all things. The word inistance was formed by a two step alteration of the word existence. Firstly the in prefix was added and the ex prefix was removed. The prefixes were assessed based upon an in prefix adding an internalising impetus to a words meaning and an ex prefix adding an externalising impetus to a words meaning. Inistance and existence are both words which attempt to describe all things as a single unified thing, that which is singular and all things. That which is singular and all things is entirely self relative. Its nature, its state of being is based in regard to itself. That which is singular and all things does not have something outside of or in some other way separate from itself. It is all things. Therefore an in prefix is accurate because it is a term which may be, and in this instance is, used to describe how something is self relative. An ex prefix is erroneous as the implication is that there is something outside of existence for the ex prefix to be relative to. As such an ex prefix is contradictory to the nature of that which is singular and all things. Inistance has a nature which is simultaneously inwards and inner. An in prefix is a more accurate representation of this nature. This is the primary reason for its addition. Secondly the ance suffix was added and the ence suffix was removed based upon breath psychology. Breath psychology is a persons psychological state or mental consideration where breath is the influencing factor. During pronunciation an ance suffix is more consistent with concurrent inhalation and an ence suffix is more consistent with concurrent exhalation1. Pronunciation more consistent with inhalation is generally considered more positively than pronunciation more consistent with exhalation2. A more positive consideration of inistance was considered more appropriate in light of inistances ultimately positive nature.

Consistent in that the pronunciation is partially shaped by the respective breathing and the breathing is conducive to aiding the pronunciation. Colloquial pronunciation is notable in this regard especially in regard to suffixes e.g. ite to ate, ing to in, ence to ance. It should be noted that as there is a relationship between the pronunciation of a word and concurrent breathing, that there is also a relationship between a series of words and a series of breaths. If known a prompt for a breathing pattern may be deliberately set in writing.
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An increase of inhalation as a factor in breathing is generally conducive towards, and therefore associated with, a more positive psychology. This can be viewed more generally and observably in terms of a persons mood. If a person is happy or elated their body posture is consistent with deeper, fuller inhalation: relative to a standing posture the torso is arched forward more, the chest is fuller and the abdomen more forward pushing. If a person is unhappy or despondent their body posture is consistent with shallower, less full inhalation: relative to a standing posture the torso is arched forward less and may even be arched backwards, the chest is less full, the abdomen is not as forward pushing and may even be recessed. Word pronunciation more consistent and therefore associated with inhalation also becomes associated with factors related to inhalation, namely positive psychology. Such an association leads to a generally more positive consideration of the word pronunciation.