Scientology Definitions

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  • Reactive ConductReactive Conduct The part of the mind that is unable to differentiate between importances or differences in things. Everything becomes equal to everything else. This comes about from engrams. (Ref: Lecture 17th... Read More
  • Reactive MindReactive Mind The part of a person's mind that gets triggered by stimuli in the environment. There is always something irrational about the trigger and this part of the mind is not under the person's own control.... Read More
  • RealityReality Agreement as to the way things are. This can apply broadly to the world around you. For example, most people agree that gravity exists and is therefore real. But this can apply more narrowly to what seems... Read More
  • ResponsibilityResponsibility 1. The state of being able and willing to make decisions and take actions for things, people, animals, relationships, jobs, or other zones of life. True responsibility is not about blame, guilt, or... Read More
  • RuinRuin 1. When a person reaches out for help, there is something ruining their life to some degree. Anything that a person feels is interfering with their ability to live a happy and fulfilled life is a ruin. In this... Read More