Adjective:

सर्कॅमोल-संबंधित, सुंता केली,

anetic's Usage Examples:

Despite a couple of favourable reviews from medical doctors, Dianetics has had very hostile reviews from many, or almost all, sources.

In a letter dated December 7, 1950, Ernest Hemingway's son Greg writes to his father mentioning that the publisher of Dianetics is coming down to Cuba to present Ernest with a copy in earnest.

Finally, Hubbard gives fair warning to those who attempt to self-audit his DIY (do-it-yourself) Dianetic process.

Later in the text, Hubbard writes of the engram in a footnote on page 74 of Book Two, chapter two, of the 2007 edition of Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health.

something he called "Black Dianetics", for which the goals may be mean-spirited, cruel, or exploitative.

Hubbard claimed to have written Dianetics in three weeks.

In the book Dianetics Hubbard mentions Narcosynthesis or drug-hypnosis.

Hubbard warns against the use of Black Dianetics in his 1982 book Dianetics and Scientology.

Harvey Jackins' own story of the origins of Re-evaluation Counseling leaves out any mention of Dianetics.

The Dianetics procedure to achieve this erasure is called "auditing".

Dianetics, in and of itself, thus presents nothing that was not already known to science in that area, while adding phenomena and functional systems that have no basis in fact.

” The opening chapter presents the context of Dianetics as human beings being preoccupied with “finding a science of the mind that could not only isolate the common denominator of life and the goal of thought” but also isolate the only source of “strange illnesses and aberrations.

The previously popular pseudo-science book, Dianetics is also mentioned, as well as Krishna.