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PHYSCOTIC- OF RELATING TO, MARKED BY OR AFFECTED WITH PYSHOSIS.
PSYCHOSES- CONFLICTS OF COMMANDS WHICH SERIOUSLY REDUCE THE INDIVIDUAL ABILITY TO SOLVE HIS PRBLEMS IN HIS ENVIRONMENT TO A POINT WHERE HE CANNOT ADJUST HIMSELF TO SOME VITAL PHASE OF HIS ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS.
NEUROSES- PLURAL OF NEUROSIS. AN EMOTIONAL STATE CONTAINING CONFLICTS AND EMOTIONAL DATA INHIBITING THE ABILITIES OR WELFARE OF THE INDIVIDUAL.
DERANGED- PUT OUT OF ORDER, DISORDERED, DISARRANGED, ALSO DISTURBED MENTALLY, INSANE.
INHIBITION- SOMETHING THAT FORBIDS, DEBARS, OR RESTRICTS
HITHERTO- UP TO THID TIME; UNTIL NOW.
IMPEDE- TO INTEFERE OR SLOW THE PROGRESS OF.

INVARIABLE- NOT CHANGING OR CAPABLE OF CHANGE.
APPARATUS- A SET OF MATERIAL OR EQUIPMENT DESIGNED FOR A PARTICULAR USE.
REACTIVE MIND- THE CELLULAR- LEVEL MIND WHICH IS NOT 'UNCONSCIOUS" BUT IS ALWAYS CONSCIOUS; THE HIDDEN MIND, HITHERTO UNKNOWN.
DIANETICS- THE SCIENCE OF THE MIND.
AXIOMS- STATEMENTS OF NATURAL LAWS ON THE ORDER OF THOSE OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES.
ECHELON- A LEVEL, AS IN A STEP LIKE ARRANGEMENT OR ORDER. AN ECHELON IS ONE OF A SERIES IN A FIELD OF ACTIVITY.
PSYCHOSOMATIC- ANY PHYSICAL DISORDER OR ILL GENERATED BY THE BODY ITSELF.
ABERRATION- ANY DEVIATION OR DEPARTURE FROM RATIONALITY. USED IN DIANETICS TO INCLUDE PSYCHOSES, NEUROSES, COMPULSIONS AND REPRESSIONS OF ALL KINDS AND CLASSIFICATIONS
DIANETIC RELEASE- AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS BEEN FREED FROM HIS MAJOR ANXIETIES OR ILLNESSES.
PSYCHOANALYSIS- A METHOD OF ANALYZING PSYCHIC PHENOMENA AND TREATING DISORDERS THAT INVOLVES TREATMENT SESSIONS DURING WHICH THE PASTIENT IS ENCOURAGED TO TALK FREELY ABOUT PERSONAL EXPERIENCES AND ESPECIALLY ABOUT EARLY CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AND DREAMS.
FINITE- HAVING A DEFINITE OR DEFINABLE LIMITS. COMPLETLY DETERMINABLE IN THE THEORY OR INFACT BY COUNTING, MEASUREMENT OR THOUGHT.
MYSTICISM- THE BELIEF THAT PERSONAL COMMUNICATION OR UNION WITH TRUTH OR DIVINE) GOD, GODS, GODDESSES) IS ACHIEVED THROUGH

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