irrational, reacting instead of
acting; thinlingness or
behavior dictated by the
reactive mind rather than the individuars own present-
time determinism. See also
reactive mind.
of or stemming from the
reactive mind. See also
reactive mind in this glossary.
tending to react; affected by the
reactive mind.
irrational, reacting instead of
acting. In other words, we have a whole
cult-I
hate to
refer to
psychology as a
cult because it's reactive.
-Definition of Control (4 July 1957) of the
reactive mind. See also
reactive mind in this glossary. Well, what if the whole
session-supposing the
auditor were in such poor
state with
regard to
duplication that every bit of the
auditor's
auditing was as reactive toward the
pc as your sudden "Rrrrrr," when the
pc has just told you some fantastic
lying withhold about you.
-Training Duplication (24 Jan. 62) irrational, reacting instead of
acting. It's the
chaos that supports and gives
power to the
stable datum on a reactive
level. -
Postulates 1, 2, 3, 4 in
Processing-New
Understanding of
Axiom 36 (14
Sept. 55)
irrational, reacting instead of
acting.
irrational; in a manner that is reacting instead of
acting.
irrational, reacting instead of
acting;
thinkingness or
behavior dictated by the
reactive mind rather than the
individual's own
present time determinism. See also
reactive mind.
irrational, reacting instead of
acting;
thinkingness or
behavior dictated by the
reactive mind rather than the
individual's own
present time determinism.