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focuses on person not problem,
59
influenced by Perceiver part, 57
labels experiences with emotion,
29
location in brain, 41
love, 33
multiple personalities, 36
novelty, 31
senses non-verbal, 28
shy as child, 35
sincerity, 31
subject to schizophrenia, 36
subtlety, 31
traits related to diagram, 20
Mercy automatic thought, 30
appropriate labeling, 30
contents useful, 30
labeled by appropriateness, 49
must be filled, 30
object detection, 64
Mercy chaos, 217
Mercy identification
defined, 32
suppresses guilt, 134
Mercy internal world, 64
filled by identification, 31
Mercy-Perceiver interaction, 57
minority rights, 99
modern man, 212
ultimately primitive, 117
monarchy, 74
money
illustrates Teacher thought, 198
Morse code, 171
Mozart, 108
multiculturalism, 99
multiple personalities
from harsh punishment, 82
from rebellion, 95
from sex assault, 224
from wrong foot forward, 224
illustrated by prison, 126
in Mercy, 36
in the Perceiver, 54
in the Teacher, 218
treated in Mercy, 38
music
combines head and heart, 27
mysticism, 184
—N—
natural conscience, 101
compared to approval conscience,
122
mixing with approval conscience,
105
similarity, 102
nature versus nurture, 16
Nazis, 221
neural networks, 17
self-organizing, 30
neurology, 4, 14, 15, 24, 25, 33, 38,
52
amygdala, 42, 211
dorsolateral frontal cortex, 40, 66,
67
hippocampus, 68
orbitofrontal cortex, 40, 42, 80,
210
parietal lobe, 66, 131, 147
self-image, 147
temporal lobe, 41, 210
Newton, 171, 193
Nirvana, 158, 161, 183, 184—O—
object recognition, 63, 69
in space, 69
in time, 69
objective versus subjective, 119
objects
continuity of, 100
defined, 63
Oneness, 183
opportunity, 125
in place of failure, 223
orbitofrontal cortex, 40, 42, 67, 80,
210—P—
panic attacks, 108
entertainment, 108
western society, 163
paradigm shift, 199
paradise, 155
defined, 176
parenting