an exact likeness of something;. a
copy or representat
ion of a thing, not the thing itself An
image or mental
image of something. See also facsimtle;
mental image picture.
See
mental image picture in this glossary. But I am going to ask you to get a picture of a
cat.
-Man's Search and Scientology's Answer (4 July 1957) See
mental image picture in this glossary.
short for
mental image picture, a mental
copy of one's
perceptions some
time in the
past; three-dimensional
color pictures with
sound and
smell and all other
perceptions, plus the conclusions or speculations of the
individual. For
example, if a person was in a car accident, he would retain "
pictures" of that
experience in his
mind,
complete with recordings of the sights, physical sensations, smells, sounds, etc., that occurred during that
incident.
short for
mental image picture. See
mental image picture in this glossary.
short for
mental image picture, a mental
copy of one's
perceptions some
time in the
past; three-dimensional
color pictures with
sound and
smell and all other
perceptions, plus the conclusions or speculations of the
individual. For
example, if a person was in a car accident, he would retain "
pictures" of that
experience in his
mind,
complete with recordings of the sights, physical sensations, smells, sounds, etc., that occurred during that
incident. All of a sudden a picture he'd had his whole
life of looking out of a
window changed,
flipped, he
got a terrific
sensation of getting up from the thing, rushing over,
jumping into a car, and
shooting up over the top of a hill. iYour
Case (3
Jan. 60)
short for
mental image picture, a mental
copy of one's
perceptions some
time in the
past; three-dimensional
color pictures with
sound and
smell and all other
perceptions, plus the conclusions or speculations of the
individual. For
example, if a person was in a car accident, he would retain "
pictures" of that
experience in his
mind,
complete with recordings of the sights, physical sensations, smells, sounds, etc., that occurred during that
incident. All of a sudden a picture he'd had his whole
life of looking out of a
window changed,
flipped, he
got a terrific
sensation of getting up from the thing, rushing over,
jumping into a car, and
shooting up over the top of a hill. ?Your
Case (3
Jan. 60)