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Absolute: The prime source of all that prevails behind the grid of Absolute law from which the cosmos is elaborated.

Absolute ethics: Although it can never be fully articulated, Absolute ethics is a system of ethics based on the belief and conduct which enhances the preservation and proper cultivation of the entire living community.

Absolute First Cause: Unlike the Aramic force, the Absolute First Cause is inflexible. It is distant, remote, and unapproachable by humans, and it moves according to its own rule. It administers punishment for infringement of any edict of Absolute law. (See also Aram.)

Absolute law: Absolute law is the basic array of force from which the cosmos is draped. From the network of force, which stands as a buffer between the cosmos and the first source, or absolute principle, such things are derived as mass, temperature, velocity, space, orbit, light, consciousness, and life.

Analysis, Pleneurethical: Pleneurethics analyzes things in terms of the manner in which they impact upon the neural system. Thus, one type of poison kills slowly and indirectly by destroying the stomach thereby depriving the brain of suitable nourishment; while another poison kills by directly destroying the brain and its neurological extensions.

        Some forms of physical shock kill by immediate destruction of cerebellar tissue, whereas another form of shock kills gradually after degenerating the structure of the system of canals elaborated to guard and protect the neural system.
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Thought may also take life as in suicide, lead to the ruin of happy life through unwise physical adventure, delay proper treatment of actual illness, or put the brain in an acute dither from uncontrolled and slip-shod mentation. Pleneurethics then, adds a refreshing and constructive aspect of science by seeing things in terms of neurological structure and function and content and energy utilization.

Anger, chronic: Anger is one of a number of possible reactions to frustration, unresolved conflict, or insulting provocation. Anger, when chronic, results from other than psychological harassment. The central system, when chronically provoked by direct mechanical assault, registers a chronic physiological turbulence in the brain tissue and is interpreted vaguely by the mind as a form of irritation, depression or frustration. Anger may result.

      Such anger is chronic and pervasive and vague, but intense nevertheless. Guilt and other chronic emotions may also be felt as part of the total syndrome when elicited by chronic central neurological provocation. Cure is from bio-mechanical therapy rather than verbal methods, although discussion, autosuggestion and even prayer may be temporarily ameliorative.

Anxiety, chronic and acute: Worry, apprehension, and mental torment with accompanying somatic symptoms characteristic of anxiety appear in two basic forms: acute and chronic.

        Chronic anxiety invariably manifests itself in two ways: vague but intense mental torment, including guilt, anger and apprehension; and chronic degenerative somatic illness usually running a long course ending in heart attacks, paralysis, sleeplessness, impotence, and death after commencing with hyperactivity of the parts in its early stages.

        Chronic anxiety syndrome derives from chronic disorder in the brain system caused by chronic injury to bioductory tissues in the more cephalward portions of the system. (See also depleneurization)
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Acute anxiety derives chiefly from acute disorder in the central neural system caused by psychological disorder and malstructuring of the intellect. Malstructure of the intellect and resulting psychological problems may, as in chronic illness, adversely affect both mental demeanor and somatic well-being and simulate many symptoms of chronic degenerative illness.

        Both forms accumulate to affect total sufficiency of the central neural system and each receives further degenerative amplification and reinforcement from the other form if and when existent. Each form may also reinforce itself degeneratively as the condition deteriorates, and thereby may add to the overall neurological burden.

        Successful discrimination of chronic illness from acute illness, the two basic forms of illness, is impossible without the Plen­eur­e­thical viewpoint. Successful treatment is also hindered without the Pleneurethical outlook.

Aram: A creature of Absolute law and the source of all life in material, may be ephemeral in the eyes of the Absolute, but timeless and everlasting from the frame of reference of man.

Aramification: Animation of material by Aramic force to produce an individual of any species now or to evolve later.

Behavior, chronically abnormal:Chronic abnormal behavior is caused by chronic brain tension and impairment.

        There is some similarity between the central cause of chronic abnormal behavior while not fully awake, even though the person is ambulatory, and nightmares while fitfully asleep.

        Grotesque nightmares and abnormal daydreams both result from extra-ordinary effort aimed at reduction of chronic cerebellar tension—not reduced or reducible by normal dream, daydream, act or intellectual processes. Such chronic cerebellar tension is not of intellectual origin but of physical neurological genesis from direct bioductory traumatic distortion; hence,
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the nightmare or bizarre daydream process is unsuccessful in mitigating cerebellar tension despite its violent and heroic effort.

        This explains much abnormal conduct and nightmare because they both endeavor to impose mental interpretation and solution to a non-intellectual source of brain trauma and tension. Thus, horrible and garish and nearly meaningless abnormal behavior and nightmare result from effort to depolarize chronic brain tension received non-intellectually from a chronic inner physiological source in the form of a traumatically disordered bioduct which directly and mechanically and eventually chemically goads central nerve tissues into all forms of chronic pathology.

        (See also nightmare and daymare.)

Bioduct: Synonymous with vitaduct.

        The bioductory system escorts, contains, and protects the brain, spinal cord, nerve roots, and the peripheral nerve system.

        The bioductory system has a normal range of flexibility, but if this range of movement is traumatically exceeded, the bioduct is either structurally distorted so that it does not automatically return to normal, or it is broken completely.

        Chronic bioductory disorder causes chronic brain problems and establishes the source of the chronic illness process. This is especially true when sections of the bioductory system more cephalward are traumatically malstructured (bioductosis). (See  also depleneurization.)

Bioductory exercises: Bioductory exercises are physical exercises designed to promote health through the restoration and maintenance of bioductory fitness.

Bioductory insensitivity: Because the bioductory system has relatively few pain sensors, it reflects pain insignificantly and out of proportion to the extent of the injury and ultimate consequences to health. Heavy bioductory trauma may register relatively
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small amounts of pain. Moreover, the few pain sensors existing are soon paralyzed into insensitivity as bioductory damage deteriorates and consolidates over the years.

Bioductosis: Chronic disorder in the bioductory system and immediately adjacent tissues. Manifests as pain and stiffness along the spine with arthritic changes. Some physicians recommend surgery and spinal immobilization, but Pleneurethical correction is preferred. Bioductosis is the first cause of the chronic illness process.

Biolinkage: Concactination of neuro-psycho-chemo events which transpire in the human body as a result of bio-mechanical correction of chronically pathological distortions of bioductory tissues.

Biomechanics: Study of relationship between anatomical structure, and biological function and content of somatic tissues. More especially the physio-neurological relationship between central bioductory structure, associated neurological tissue structure and function and content, with onward influence on organic structure and function and content. Bio-mechanics also includes the neuropsychological influence of central neurological tissues on mentality. Stability of central neural tissues is a prerequisite for normal stability of mentality.

Biophysics: The employment of physical force vectored to restructure the bioductory system after it has been accidentally traumatized. (See also biotorsitis.)

Biotorsitis: Injurious derangement of central bioductory channels and their contents, the central neural system, so as to produce neuralosis and brain depleneurization. The final result being chronic illness in organs, tissues and cells of the body, and chronic torture of the mind as in anxiety, nightmare, temperamental outbursts of anger for little observable reason, vague but intense feelings of guilt from wrong-doing or poor concentration.
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The chronic disease process is in the bioductory system. Biotorsitis causes neuralosis. It does not directly cause mentosis and somatosis which arise from the neuralosis.

Brain: The brain frames the range of mentality, furnishes vigor of thought, and sees to somatic systems coordination.

        All events affecting the human being accumulate and cause tension in the brain.The heated argument, nagging doubt, sliver in the finger, smashed thumb, broken leg, upset gland, flacid artery, the damaged bioduct—all have their own local effect, but they all also impose an impactive burden upon the brain, placing a demand on some of its energy resources and depressing it from internal stress in so doing.

        Pleneurethics is concerned, by definition, with the study and management of brain capability and central neurological fidelity. Pleneurethics is in appropriate position to diagnose problems, and apply techniques involving both mind and body as they affect and are in turn affected by the brain, and more importantly to accurately discriminate the cases involving problems more of one than the other.

        A peaceful and placid brain confers a similar character to mentality, a chronically unstable brain predisposes mentality to violent instability and somatic disability. (See also vitality and neurological)

Brain impairment: The cause of brain impairment is sometimes directly traumatic to its structure as from a pistol shot or fast baseball to the head. Such damage is seldom maldiagnosed by doctors. Brain impairment may also be more deviously caused by accidental trauma to suboccipital portion of the bioductory system. Such brain impairment when severe may simulate direct concussion to the brain. It is uniformly misdiagnosed by physicians. Patients often die quickly from a severe bioductory traumatic accident. Those not dying immediately often needlessly spend decades in a paralyzed or semiparalyzed state together with chronic mental anxiety because bioductory mechanics were not understood by the regular physician. Light
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to moderate brain impairment of bioductory system may at first create hyper-excitability and short span of attention.

Brain stress and tension: Brain stress, when excessive for the condition of the brain, generates diseases of most diabolical dimension known to humankind. Brain stress illnesses produce or simulate every ailment and symptom possible for human beings to experience.

        Brain stress accumulates layer upon layer of both chronic and acute stresses which combine in limitless variety to produce grotesque patterns of disease with each reinforcing the other.

        Pleneurethics removes the cause of brain stress and restores brain capability to cure the cause of chronic illness.

        Brain tension may be acute or chronic and either type of tension may lead to impairment of brain capability.

        Chronic brain tension results from chronic bioductory distortions of physiological traumatic origin. Such brain tension is pathological and causes the chronic degenerative disease process. It commences as a micro-structural and functional disturbance but later manifests gross structural deterioration with visible lesions and content deterioration.

        Acute brain disturbance may result variously from psychological problems, noise pollution, and toxins.

        Much chronic brain tension is mistakenly diagnosed as acute and of psychological or nutritional genesis; hence, a dietetic, drug, or mental therapy is mistakenly thought to be indicated. Such therapy is uniformly non-curative.

Brain/mind mechanisms: Many mechanisms of thought are haphazard but expedient methods of eliminating acute brain tension the quickest and easiest way possible. Thus, if a person fails the examination or becomes involved in an argument, misunderstanding or act of bad judgment, he reduces the resulting acute brain tension by excusing himself and transferring the blame to
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the other party or some other external factor. People hastily adopt imprudent mechanisms of thought to vindicate themselves and to reduce brain tension as rapidly as possible, forgetting long term results.

        Chronic brain tension from biotorsitis is uncomfortable and causes chronic mental anxiety which cannot be erased by mental mechanism, no matter how hard one tries. Acute brain tension of psychological origin may cause acute anxiety, augmenting chronic brain tension, if present. Response to the acute episode will be graduated according to the total stress load.

Brain System: The brain system includes the brain with its spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and cranial nerves. The brain system is coterminous with the bioductory system.

Cerebraduct: The brain tissue structure which is immediately associated with thought. This concept is useful in explaining the tendency for deterioration of brain structure to engender distorting influence on general thought patterns, mental trends and biological rhythms such as sleep cycles and ovulations.

Cervical lines and bilateral tissue dissimilarities: Lines of tissue degeneration chronically engraved in the exterior surface of the neck are invariable signs of substantial amounts of inner bioductosis and neuralosis and depleneurization of the brain. However, not every case of bioductosis and neuralosis causes external lines of tissue degeneration encircling the neck or upper thoracic area. Cervical lines are formed or not formed depending upon the character of the inner bioductosis and its vectors of distortion. In those instances where this type of bioductosis forms cervical or upper thoracic lines of tissue deterioration—the more severe the bioductory trauma, the heavier and deeper the cervical line or interlacing pattern of lines. Lines in the face also reflect chronic depleneurization of brain.

        Some cervical neuralosis is evidenced not by circular lines in the skin of neck, but by tilting or twisting of the head or by heavy tension in one or both of opposing sets of neck muscles
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such as the sternocleidomastoidius. For an example, refer to recent photographs of convicted assassin of Robert Kennedy—Sirhan Sirhan.

Character: Character is the reflection of many things, including mental attainment and ethical excellence. Also, since chronic depleneurization of the central neural system affects brain/mind relationship, character is influenced by the condition of the central neural system. Even though character was at one time normal, chronic depleneurization of cerebellar tissues will eventually effect a chronic erosion of character.

Chronic: Disorders of the mind and body in which an affliction of the central neural system, more especially depleneurization of the brain and spinal cord, is the direct cause. Chronic disorders will not regenerate to normal with passage of time, changing the mentality, improvement of diet, or with bed rest; because the central neurological requirement for good health has been diminished chronically.

        Bioductory trauma, especially in those regions more cephalward, is the most common cause of chronic irritation and depression of the central neural system with eventual chronic depression of energy necessary to power the mentality and coordinate the somatic body.

        Following a violent exacerbation with high fever and delirium part or all of the brain may be destroyed. The case then is no longer chronic; and, even if death does not occur, the patient is in an irreversible condition. A cure cannot be achieved by Pleneurethical means.

        The term “chronic” is not of Pleneurethical coinage; however, the meaning imputed to it is markedly different from other schools. It must be noted that many schools now copy the Pleneurethical lead in this and many other matters.

        Pathological degeneration of neural tissue in the brain caused by neuralosis, leads to both chronic mental turmoil and chronic organic pathology. Chronic anxiety is not amenable to a verbal
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or counseling approach; and chronic somatic illness is not curable by drugs, diet, prayer, or exercise.

        Persistent illness, including all forms of mental and somatic disorder, which is caused by chronic disorder in the central neural system due to neuralosis. Chronic ailments may be reinforced by acute ailments when they occur, each becoming more serious because of the overlap.

Chronic illness process: The chronic illness process commences with a chronic distortion in the bioductory system caused by any force exerted on the bioductory system from which it does not fully recover. Such a chronic bioductory distortion creates a chronic problem to the central nerve tracts and related somatic tissues and to the brain as well.

        Once a chronic problem is installed in the brain from bioductory distortion, the chronic illness process commences. Mentality is disturbed and so is the body along with its glands, blood, bones, muscle and skin. The exact pattern of the mental and physical disturbance process, and the speed with which it is concluded by death is determined by several factors.

        Chief among these factors are the location of the bioductory distortion and its severity, the presence of pre-existing bioductory distortions, the amount of brain tissue involved and the region of the brain affected, the composite pattern of acute loadings on the brain from mental malstructure, psychological problems, inadequacy of diet, the manner in which the patient views his illness, and the ability of the patient to adapt his living regime to his illness. Environmental pollution also plays its part, contributing extra increments of biological load which the brain must cope with to survive; and environmental pollution includes internal pollution from too many drugs as well as external pollution from smoke, and noxious chemicals. (See also lumenology.)

Chronic mental illness: Mentality is adversely influenced by micro-structural deterioration and malfunction of the central neural system aggravated by subsequent gross structural degeneration
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of that system from neuralosis. The brain in its neurological pathology wrongly reports to mind and is unable to faithfully respond to legitimate mind command. The resulting bizarre state of affairs is regularly but erroneously interpreted as exceptional high spiritedness, insanity, malingering, hysteria, and depression, instead of what it really is:chronic mental illness from actual or incipient brain pathology either functional or structural, or both. (See also neuralosis, depleneurization, and mind.)

Coaxiality: Co-axiality is the anatomical relationship between the central neural system and a major channel of the bioductory system. Chronic distortion of bioductory structural posture produces correlative structural and functional distortion in central neural system because of their anatomically co-axial relationship. Reduction of neurological structural fidelity produces predictable biological distortion in the form of chronic degenerative illness in the soma and mentality.

        Syndromes of chronic illness vary from patient to patient depending on the particular pattern of chronic anatomical disorder or distortion in the brain and spinal cord. These symptoms emerge in abundant profusion and in stages along the life continuum of chronically ill patients. But all such syndromes are predictably amenable to biomechanical corrective therapy, addressed to abate chronic bioductory distortions, productive of correlative neurological patterns of pathological distortion in the brain. (See also triaxiality.)

Coaxial distortion and life processes: Life processes are chronically disorganized by pathological disruption of co-axial fidelity between the major portion of the bioductory system and central neurological tissues. (See also chronic illness process.)

Collier’s colligation: A principle which relates the cause of all degenerative illness syndromes under one common neurological rubric. A pure and sensitive science, it expands the mentality and removes the cause of chronic reductions of the brain capability as it drives relentlessly toward higher ethical achievement
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and improved quality of civilization. (See also depleneurization.)

Daydreams: Daydreams are the undisciplined neuro-physiological process of the brain tissue activity, while the person is awake, to reduce ordinary cerebellar tension. The dividing line between daydream and night dream may become indistinct in some cases and at some times.

        Night dreams and daydreams are ordinary ways of reducing cerebellar tensions produced by mental events of the day or days before. Such cerebellar tension was produced psychologically, and is relieved during the daydream, night dream, or an actual solving of a social problem if such a problem is involved in the cerebellar tension. Such activity endeavors to depolarize or neutralize brain tension produced by mental set or psychological problems. (See also dream.)

Daymares: Daymares is a term coined for Pleneurethical use to refer to abnormal mental activity while awake as a result of chronic brain disorder. (See also nightmare.)

Depleneurization: Chronic depleneurization of brain capability due to bioductory trauma is a very subtle process. So subtle that it seems mysterious and unworldly. Early stages may manifest hyperactivity followed by hypo-activity.

        Brain irritation and depression and trauma when chronic is from neuralosis. Acute depleneurization may come from intellectosis and may simulate chronic depleneurization for short periods of time. During the initial stage irritation to neurological tissues may occur with temporary acceleration of various body and mental functions. Depleneurization adversely affects both mind and body systems.

        Depleneurization is characterized, in average cases, by a slow micro-modification of brain tissue structure and content with a consequent retarding of brain function. Later, macro-structural changes are manifest in brain tissue. The total deterioration is accelerated. (See also neuralosis.)

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Depression: Depressed brain capability allows outward depression of the body, and also reflects back to depress the mind. Brain capability may be depressed acutely by mental stress inherent in unsolved problems or mental conflict. It may also be depressed acutely by lack of sleep, overwork, toxins such as alcohol, drugs, DDT-type weed killers, certain food additives, poor diet, and complete lack of exercise.

        Brain capability may also be depressed chronically by bioductorsitis and by chemical stress from malfunctioning organs and mental stress from living problems which are a result of the biotorsitis.

        The brain is intimately associated with all parts of the soma including:glands, bones, muscles—both visceral and skeletal—skin, connective tissues, blood producing and distributing and processing organs, digestive organs, respiratory organs, or excretory devices. When the brain is chronically depressed and disturbed any or all of these organs and organ systems may become chronically diseased. Patterns of chronic somatic disturbance are determined by the pattern of chronic brain disturbance and depression.

        Individuals may accurately determine the source of their acute depression by intellectual evaluation of their feelings, but the source of their chronic depression is shrouded in mystery, unless they be instructed Pleneurethically. (See also elation.)

Disease: Disease is a result of brain deteriorations and brain stress accumulations. The type of disease depends upon the pattern of brain stress and amount of brain tissue involvement and the area of brain under attack.

Distortion: Chronic anatomical distortion in the major sector of the bioductory system produces sympathetic patterns of structural distortion in the central neural system. Malstructure of the central neurological tissues result. This produces correlative patterns of distortional disorder (chronic illness) in somatic tissues and mentality. (See also co-axiality.)

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Dream: A dream is a neuro-mental process during sleep associated with reduction of brain tension caused by mental efforts involved in work and play events of the preceding day or days. The process is one of depolarizing the type of brain tension which was induced by mental activity.

        Brain relaxation processes while asleep reduce cerebellar tensions induced by psychological events of the day or days before. Normal dreams have positive relationship to events of the preceding day. Recurring bad dreams due to recurring daily problems are acute and may be cured by psychological therapy.

        Chronic bad dreams or nightmares are not from a psychological event, but from chronic brain tension and trauma due to a physical event which mechanically and traumatically distorted bioductory tissues. (See also events and nightmares.)

Elation, chronic: Chronic elation may occur as the initial stage of a neuralosis which temporarily irritates and seemingly stimulates prior to depression.

Ethics: Ethics are the constructive utilization of central neurological energy by proper attitude of mentality for improving the quality of life and meaning of civilization. (See also ethicology.)

Ethicology: Ethicology is a department of Pleneurethics devoted to structuring the human mentality in accord with the reality of Absolute law and universal ethics. It is a science of the structure of the Pleneurethical mind.

Ethicosis: Ethicosis is the lack of ethical character or the basic knowledge of right and wrong, because the intellect and ultrallect have less than normal intercommunication. The ethicotic does not know right from wrong. However, in Ultrallectosis, the person knows right from wrong, but ignores his own ethical awareness of right and wrong.

Events: Events impacting upon a person are of two basic types. The difference between them must be understood
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if one is to understand Pleneurethics. An event of Type A produces its impact upon the person solely through that person’s mental interpretation of it. Type A events may be entirely verbal. They may be witnessed as a scene, or they may even be felt when hit or touched. The other person may be at fault or may be guilty of wrongdoing. Type A events are entirely psychological. Thus, a person may be touched lightly; and be pleased or be repulsed angrily depending on who does the touching, where, when, and with what intent. Or a person may speak in a rough manner and feel either guilty or elated over its impact.

        Type B events are mechanically traumatic events which physically damage the bioductory system so as to establish the chronic illness process. It matters not how one interprets or evaluates the Type B event psychologically, for he will be chronically ill anyway. The Type B event produces a direct chronic bioductory trauma which directly and indirectly impacts on the brain tissue to distort brain structure and function and content.

        Much of the discomfort of Type B etiology is falsely attributed to Type A, because most Type B events also contain Type A factors, and each, when present, reinforces the other. Type B disorders are not easily identified by the sufferer especially in the days, weeks, or years later when the unfortunate consequences begin to appear—unless the person is acquainted with Pleneurethics.

Exercise, Pleneurethical: Pleneurethical exercise is any drill to repleneurize the brain.

Faith: Faith can never cure the cause of chronic illness. Faith at best can but temporarily eliminate part of the total brain stress pattern leading to chronic illness. On some occasions this may be sufficient to elevate the sufferer through a neurological threshold and achieve a significant reduction of the chronic illness process. However, as the chronic condition deteriorates, the sufferer will encounter increasing levels of chronic stress which will depress the afflicted through succeeding neurological thresholds until a critical point is reached.
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Faith is never curative of chronic illness. It can at best only postpone for an indefinite period the ultimate outcome of the chronic declivitous neurological trend. (See also chronic illness process.)

Feelings of Chronic Illness: Mind awareness of the condition of brain tissue produces sensations which, depending upon the state of the brain, range from those of unquenchable well-being to total despair and apathy inherent in terminal stages of chronic illness.

        Mental awareness of brain tissue instabilities responsible for the chronic illness process generate feelings of vague but intense chronic discomfort. Such feelings are real, not imagined. The mind senses the chronic cerebellar tissue turbulence of the chronic illness process and interprets it as headache, dizziness, apprehension, or disease. The structure of mentality predisposes the sufferer toward his or her own particular analysis of the cause and proper treatment of the disease or discomfort or disability.

        The process is to be discriminated from acute mento-neurological mechanisms wherein troublesome problems of mentality acutely disturb cerebellar tissue. Feelings of distress evoked by acute mento-neurological mechanisms may be completely cured by the verbal approach or by changing the scene or occupation. However, chronic diseases and distress elicited by chronic neuromental mechanisms, even though they may be temporarily assuaged by psychotherapy, are cured only by addressing physical corrective force toward disordered sectors of the bioductory system.

Guilt: Guilt may be either acute or chronic. Chronic guilt is one of the many possible mental symptoms of structural brain pathology or impending brain pathology. The mind senses something is terribly wrong, and the mentality believes it is being punished. Such a mentality does not recognize the central neurological cause of the sensation of punishment; hence, it searches for a psychological cause, reacting with guilt to the dilemma because guilt is associated with punishment.
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Aside from acute guilt, which is a normal emotion caused by thought and conduct believed to be antisocial, unethical or wrong; there is chronic guilt. When chronic guilt persists, the sufferer is unable to clearly identify the cause because such persons mistakenly imagine it to be psychogenic from a Type A event rather than Type B. (See also events.)

Hysteria: Hysteria is a composite of physical and mental symptoms included in the somatosis and mentosis of Pleneurethics. The unbelievably wide variety of hysterical symptoms is derived from limitless varieties of neuralotic patterns. Specific patterns of bioductory distortion which cause neuralosis and resulting depleneurization of brain is seldom a major complaint registered in the form of a severe or crippling backache or a neck pain. Such local symptoms may or may not have been a major complaint, long years past, when the original bioductory distortion occurred from an accidental trauma on the athletic field. Biological adaptations and consolidations along the osseous course of chronic bioductory distortion help to remove it from the patient’s consciousness. But it continues to undermine survival potential nevertheless, as it predictably proliferates a bewildering array of correlative chronic illness symptoms often labeled hysteria by exasperated and nonplussed physicians baffled in their attempt to successfully diagnose and assign adequate therapy.

Infrallect: Infrallect is an activity of that portion of the mind concerned with visceral operation occurring outside the purview of ordinary consciousness and the sector of the brain and autonomic neural system associated with the infrallect.

Infralletosis: Infrallectosis is the malstructure of the infrallect through hypnosis or habitual denial or encouragement of specific body functions.

Intellect: The intellect is that sector of the mind devoted to ordinary conscious activity, thinking, and the portion of the brain associated with ordinary thinking of day-to-day living.

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Intellectosis: Intellectosis is the malstructure of the belief structure of the intellect. Intellectosis is to be distinctly discriminated from mentosis because the treatment is markedly different. Intellectosis with its mental conflict may acutely depleneurize cerebellar tissues.

Life: Life is an involvement of mind in flesh by way of brain. (See also Aram.)

Lumenology: Lumenology is a department of operative Plen­eur­e­thics dealing with proper anatomical structure of the bioductory system, also biomechanical technique employed in correction of bioductory pathology and chronic structural distortion of the bioductory system.

Medical disease: Medical diseases are such diseases as influenza, virus pneumonia, rheumatic fever, and a host of other highly publicized ailments. If a person has a virus pneumonia, the correct professional person to consult would be a medical doctor. Pleneurethics does not treat medical diseases.

        However, if one has a chronic runny nose, headache, fever, sore neck, paralysis, loss of memory, impotence, or angry spells a Pleneurethical physician might undertake the case. Or if the sufferer complains of chronic lung congestion, breathlessness, sleeplessness, nightmares, obesity, emaciation, chronic hyper-irritability, neck ache or cervical stiffness the case might also be Pleneurethical.

Meditation: Meditation is the search by the mind for transcendent illumination to problems appearing in mentality. Meditation consumes substantial neurological energy and in itself may be enervating. But even so, the life devoted exclusively to meditation may be wasted life.

        Meditative processes are not the exclusive property of Christian theology or any other school or church. The process is nondenominational, non-spiritual and non-mystical.
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Meditation is simply an involvement in another realm of the mind; however, it is generally more developed in some than others.

Mental illness, chronic:Chronic mental instability comes from chronic brain instability which in turn derives from chronic bioductory instability and distortion. Neurological problems of the central neural system especially during the often extensive pre-lesion stage, are invariably treated by orthodox physicians as problems of the mind, not as problems of the neural system or bioductory system. Valuable time is lost, and much avoidable human suffering results, from this slipshod approach. Pleneurethics makes no such mistakes. (See also mentosis.)

Mentality: Mentality is the part of the mind structured by conscious brain activity and life experiences. Mentality and mind are not synonymous. (See also mind.)

Mentosis: Mentosis is an aberration of the mental part of the mind, as the mind views the neuralotic brain. Chronic disorder (mental illness) in the mentality from brain pathology is due to neuralosis. It manifests itself as chronic proclivity to hyper-irritability, anger, guilt, depression, anxiety, loss of confidence, loss of concentration, and sleeplessness. (See also mind.)

Mind: The mind includes mentality, which is the part of the mind that is structured by association with the brain. Mind is not body, nor does it float freely and serenely alone. It is hooked to the brain, and is limited by the brain in a flexible manner. The mind uses brain tissue, especially the brain nerve cell. Each entity in turn modifies and is modifiable by the other. Stress in one produces stress in the other.

        Mental tension of psychological etiology produces acute collateral tension in the brain tissues associated with ordinary thought. The state of the brain also influences the power of thought and broad trends of mind.If the brain tissues are calm, so also does the mind have a stable physiological base. If brain tissues are jittery, upset and finally sedated from degenerative
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traumatic pathology, so also does the mind tend to become jittery, upset, and eventually sedated with ever shortening span of attention.

        Along with any chronic degenerating trend of the brain and mind, there will also be chronic deterioration of the somatic body. Thus, chronic physical illness is seen to be invariably in attendance with chronic degeneration of the mind, whenever the central cause is neurological from bioductory trauma. With normal decline of the mind in old age is seen normal decline of body, because both trends are established by the aging brain.

        Disconnecting the mind from the brain is a useful psychological mechanism in times of acute mental stress. Problems of a strictly intellectual nature are deprived of emotional impact if they are denied access to cerebellar tissues. The more brain tissues put into an intellectual struggle, the more emotions are unnecessarily stirred, skeletal muscles acutely tensed and visceral tissues provoked to acute jittery disturbances.

        In Pleneurethics, mind and body are not the same but are separated one from the other by the brain. The brain, an omnicompetent biological tissue, interrelates both with mind and with body. The brain is a demarcation terminal, a biological buffer as it were, a sensitive device for transliterating conditions of body into sensations meaningful to mind, or activities of mind into commands for somatic activity. (See also mentality.)

        There is a fine distinction between mind and mentality in Pleneurethical teaching.

Mind tissue: The mind is a tissue of the human being. It is much less dense than bone or muscle or blood tissue. The mind is indeed a very important tissue of the human organism. It becomes more closely associated with the brain as the mentality is increasingly structured.

Momentum: Momentum is the progressive regeneration, without further corrective treatment, of body tissue and organs after pathological bioductory menace to central neurological capability
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has been abated by application of biomechanical counter-pressure operation.

Natural law: Synonymous with Absolute law in earlier Pleneurethical writing. (See also Absolute law.) (See also social law.)

Nerviductory system: The nerviductory system is a tube system for brain stem, spinal cord and other major nerves. A major anatomical system of the body first identified as such in Pleneurethical writing. (See also bioduct and vitaduct.)

        According to Webster’s Dictionary, a nerviduct is a hole in the bone, and is not a part of the system of ducts through which nerves and spinal cord pass. The term “bioductory system” is preferred to either vitaduct or nerviduct.

Nerviductosis: Nerviductosis is a chronic disorder in a section of the nerviductory system caused by physical trauma. More especially, chronic structural disorder in the major portion of the nerviductory system investing the spinal cord and brain stem. Nerviductosis causes neuralosis. (See also bioductosis.)

Nervous breakdown: The term “nervous breakdown”is not of Pleneurethical origin and is of doubtful usefulness as a precise verbal tool. It refers to a host of unpleasant things which can be divided Pleneurethically into acute and chronic.

        An acute nervous breakdown would be a temporary collapse from acute neural energy insufficiency of the central neural system caused by excess high living, overindulgence in drugs, sex, and alcohol, plain mental overwork and worry over finances. Rest will usually correct such types of nervous breakdown as neural resources are recovered.

        Chronic nervous breakdown would then arise from chronic impairment of the central neural system, usually from bioductosis and neuralosis and depleneurization of brain tissue. In such cases ordinary mental therapy including rest is ameliorative only. Correction is achieved only through reduction of the
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neuralosis and its contributing bioductosis. However, correction must be achieved prior to total damage as in brain death, or irreversible damage to various sections of the brain from high fever so as to cause delirium, paralysis of the parts, and permanent loss of purposeful consciousness.

Neural economy: Neural economy is a basic premise of Pleneurethics; neural capability is the most precious resource. The structure of civilization’s institutions should provide for economic utilization of this fundamental neurological resource. (See also ethics.)

Neural insufficiency: Insufficient brain capability fails to foster a normal range of mentality and vigor of thought and proper somatic coordination of tissues and organs. (See also neural sufficiency.)

Neural sufficiency: Neural sufficiency is sufficient neural energy in the brain (especially the brain nerve cell)and the remainder of the central and peripheral neural system to maintain mental operations and integrity of body systems to optimum level. The neural system, especially the brain, is efficient and effective and reliable—presenting no chronic problem to stability or vigor of the mind or health of the body.

Neural system: The central neural system, especially the brain, is considered by Pleneurethics to be the axial biological agency in the individual, especially from health and chronic illness stand point. It influences all other body tissues including the mentality, and in turn may be adversely influenced by somatic events, and temporarily influenced by effects of mentation. The neural system establishes the range and vigor of mentality of the mind and coordinates somatic systems.

Neuralosis:Neuralosis is a chronic disorder in the central neural system, especially the brain caused by bioductosis. Neuralosis produces mentosis and somatosis. The disorder is mechanical from external trauma to the bioductory system and later aggravated by additional internal biological upset due to the accompanying mentosis and somatosis. The amount and the precise
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location of the brain tissues affected determine the type of chronic illness.

Neuromental mechanisms: Neuro-mental mechanisms are a basic concept of Pleneurethics. They are the method by which the Pleneurethicist discriminates acute from chronic mental and physical disorder. They are a conceptual device to accurately diagnose disease and disorder caused by malstructure of intellect or by bioductory induced neurological trauma. This device also points to the proper line of therapy:verbally corrective or physically corrective.

Neurplete: Neurplete in the state of physical and mental well being characteristic of a stable, untraumatized, properly equilibriated central neural system, especially the brain.

Nightmare or abnormal dream: A nightmare or an abnormal dream is a cerebellar activity during sleep caused by extraordinary brain tension, installed not by mental events of the day before, but by chronic physical impairment to brain. Such trauma usually comes from bioductory damage acquired years or months earlier and is to be definitely discriminated from psychologically induced acute brain tension.

        The nightmare represents heavy nocturnal feed-back from chronic brain tissue instability and effort of mind to interpret this turbulent activity.

        Extraordinary effort by the mind/brain mechanism is required to reduce chronic central neural system irritation and tension. Effort is largely unsuccessful because the cause of the cerebellar tension is not caused by meaningful verbal episodes involving the normal senses and the mind during preceding days, but rather the persistent heavy tension which is imposed on a sub-verbal level by direct physical trauma to the central neural system by way of bioductory distortion.

        Recurring nightmares from chronic brain trauma are not amenable to a verbal approach but require physical correction of the cause of the brain trauma—usually a torsion of traumatic
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proportions in the suboccipital or cervical sectors of the bioductory system. (See also daymare.)

Operative Pleneurethics: Operating Pleneurethics is the use of any ethical and corrective technique to repleneurize the brain. It includes the diagnosis and treatment of pathological bioductory distortions and application of supporting therapy by properly qualified professional healers. Supportive therapy includes mental therapy, exercise, and diet.

PLEND: The deity of Pleneurethics—the first cause of the cosmos and of all things contained in the cosmos. It rules by the laws of physics; hence, it is not personal, arbitrary, or influenced by simple supplication. No people are “chosen” to receive special favor by Plend.

Pleneurethicist: A Pleneurethicist is a licensed professional concerned with the study and control of factors which diminish (depleneurize)or normalize (repleneurize) the capability of the brain to do ethical work. The Pleneurethicist, then, is an expert in neural tissues, the bioductory system, the enlightened mind, and all other aspects of the external and internal environment of the human being as it affects an individuals neural energy resources. The Pleneurethicist differs markedly from the medical neurologist who is narrowly committed to the drug/germ theory of disease and from all other schools of healing, both regular and irregular.

Pleneurethical pentifacet: The Pleneurethical pentifacet is an emblem of Pleneurethics symbolizing the five sides of any device of the universe:structure, function, content, input and output.

Pleneurethics: Pleneurethics teaches proper use and ethical economy of neural energy. It advocates a way of life, and includes a system of therapeutics and morality. It is the study of mankind and his civilization and environment from the standpoint of the structure of the individual’s neural system, more especially the brain—its capabilities, limitations and requirements. Plen­eur­e­thics
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endeavors to improve the quality of civilization by constructive use of neural resources.

        Pleneurethics prefers to accentuate the study of People as individuals as opposed to study of mankind in mass. For the one tends to be warm, understanding, sympathetic; the other barren, authoritarian, unnaturally detached from living reality and the needs of individuals. The science of Pleneurethics is to be found in the field of Pleneurology.

Pleneurization: Pleneurization is to be in a state of pleneurity or optimum neurological capacity of the brain and the remainder of the central and peripheral neural system.

Pleneurize: “Pleneurize” is a Pleneurethical term meaning to achieve full brain capacity normally available to any given individual. Depleneurization, then, is the process by which various and sundry stresses accumulate to diminish brain performance. The depleneurizative process may at first affect the structure and function of the brain lightly; but later its structure and content will be heavily and visibly impaired.

Pleneurology: Pleneurology is the study of preservation and restoration of brain capability. It involves repleneurization of brain tissue when depleted, and methods of maintenance of optimum central neurological capability.

        The study of neurological capability, especially that of the brain; and diagnosis of causes for brain exhaustions and disturbances, and the identification of the proper corrective therapy. (See also lumenology and ethicology.)

Regenerative exacerbation (recovery indicator): This is a somatic and psychic readjustment caused by neurological recovery after breakthrough in bioductory correction. Symptoms of the regenerative exacerbation are markedly similar but in reverse order of those symptoms constituting the chronic pathological history of the patient. Aregenerative exacerbation is a neurological response to biomechanical correction, including mental and physiological changes.

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Repleneurize: To repleneurize is the restoration of brain integrity and capability by reversing the cause of the contributing neuraloses.

Restructure: Biophysical restoring of the bioductory system to normal after it has been traumatically deranged.

Retrobiotorsion: Retrobiotorsion is the restoration of health by biomechanically reversing the chronic illness process established by biotorsitis.

Silent syndrome: This syndrome is insidious; it is stealthy. Chronic bioductory distortion, which causes the silent syndrome, seldom exhibits local discomfort of sufficient severity to alert unwary sufferers of its actual seriousness and widespread pathological consequences. The slight backache or neck ache indicative of it successfully masks the often massive extent of the underlying neuralosis and attendant somatosis and mentosis which spreads in infinite profusion from the central pattern of bioductory distortion.

        The silent syndrome is especially surreptitious and difficult for the patient to detect when it offends upper areas of the major bioductory system. Local distress of bioductory distortion tends to recede as time elaborates biological adaptations and consolidations of pathological bioductory tissues.

Sleep: Sleep is a neuromental method of repleneurizing the central neural system, especially the brain.

Sleeplessness, acute: Acute sleeplessness is caused by a host of different things:loud noise, preoccupation with serious, unsolved problems in business or social life, improper body temperature from excessive or insufficient bed covers, or poor mattress.

Sleeplessness, chronic: Chronic sleeplessness is often accompanied by a nightmarish dream-state is a manifestation of chronic depleneurization of the brain from bioductory trauma in suboccipital, cervical and upper thoracic regions, together with
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heavy neuralosis produced by it. Brain tissues are pathologically affected and mind is prevented from attaining normal sleep conditions.

Social law: Social law is a phrase used in Pleneurethics to refer to the vague and pervasive but highly influential belief of society as it affects individual conduct. Social law is distinguished from natural law, because in Pleneurethics natural law is immutable and takes its shape from Absolute law. Natural law of Pleneurethics recognizes the effect upon human behavior of such physical factors as gravity, climate, the availability of natural resources, and brain structure as related to general thought-pattern tendencies. Social law is more a thing of the mind, and it is subject to comparatively wide modification as society changes its beliefs about things; natural law allows for much less willful deviation in modes of human behavior. (See also Absolute law.)

Soma: Soma is the body, especially the parts separate from the neural system and the mind.

Somatosis: Somatosis is the chronic somatic disorder (chronic illness in body tissues) from neuralosis. Included are:glandular upsets, skin deteriorations, digestive alterations, muscular problems, blood disturbances, various forms of cancer, bone disorders, all forms of metabolic irregularities, and sexual changes.

Structural Pleneurethics: Structural Pleneurethics is a phrase developed in Pleneurethics to reference this new way of healing. It is the cure of chronic illness by the restoration of normal structure of brain, body, and mentality. Diagnosis consists of detection of anatomical structural disorders. (See also structure.)

Structure: Structure is a basic Pleneurethical presumption. Structure presignifies function and established content requirement. Structural distortion inevitably produces correlative patterns of chronic functional disorder and eventually modifies content in pathological ways. Treatment for content irregularity
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is not by admission of novel chemicals prescribed to regain balance, but by the reconstruction of the prime central structural distortion responsible for the organic malfunction and resulting biochemical imbalance devolving degeneratively.

        Structural distortion to various sections of the bioductory system is usually a random result of a fortuitous accident. Patterns of bioductory structural distortion from accidental trauma are therefore absolutely variable. Because of the ways in which accidental trauma may pathologically disaffect bioductory structures are virtually limitless, not one individual has exactly the same distortion as the next. This explains the need for exceptional skill in diagnosis and correction of bioductory structural disorder, if treatment is to be uniformly successful on a series of patients.

Student of Pleneurethics: Any person may become a student of Pleneurethics simply by stating that they are a serious student of Pleneurethics. Students of Pleneurethics may not practice operative Pleneurethics or structural Pleneurethics without proper training which is lengthy and arduous.

Supreme Being: In Pleneurethics there is no Supreme Being. Instead, there is Aram, the natural source of all living consciousness; and an Absolute First Cause, which is neither a Deity nor a Super Being with human characteristics.

Suri’s System: Suri’s system is a nerve cell section of the brain throwing nerve fibers which, in conjunction with other fibers of the spinal cord, pass through the sub-occipital and cervical and upper thoracic regions of the bioductory system to exit via lesser lateral thoracic bioductory channels, and ascend via the inferior middle and superior cervical ganglions so as to return to the head and brain, controlling brain blood flow enroute.

        Suri’s System influences the operation of the vascular system servicing the brain much the same as other portions of the neural system are associated with arms and legs, liver, gastro-intestinal tract, and glands.
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Chronic anatomical distortion in the major or lesser lateral sectors of the bioductory system associated with Suri’s system adversely influences the brain structure, function, and content. Chronic mental and physical illness in the form of mentosis and various patterns of somatosis result from the ensuing brain depleneurization. The illness may be light to severe, and may require only a few hours, or, at the other extreme, decades to run its course.

Tension, chronic: Chronic bioductory distortion produces chronic brain stress and tension throughout the body along with various types of somatosis and mentosis peculiar to the particular pattern of distortion prevailing. Patients often become accustomed to this chronic tension, and, even though it is pathological, are apt to complain of the normal feeling of relaxation which replaces it when the recovery process first commences.

        The loss of pathological tension through Pleneurethical correction is at first interpreted by the patient as tiredness rather than what it actually is—the prelude to normal relaxation. However, as relaxed as the patient may feel himself to be, abundant energy is instantly available should the patient wish to call it into expression. Energy is not being nervously frittered away constantly, as in the case of chronic tension, but is being accumulated and conserved instead during the recovery process.

Thought and brain relationship: Thought and brain re