| allopathic medicine |
also called allopathy, the usual method
of treating disease with remedies that produce effects different
from those produced by the disease itself |
| compassion |
new, incremental love created by the
mind’s intent |
| compassion-collecting chain |
people, places and things capable of
transferring new love, one after the other, to a person seeking more
love |
| compassion correlates |
variables, like healing and health,
which move in the same direction with incremental love |
| compassion deficiency |
not currently receiving enough new love |
| compassion deficit disorder (CDD) |
a condition that keeps one from
consistently receiving enough new love |
| compassion deficit replacement |
a concerted effort to add new love |
| compassion deprivation |
the withholding of new love |
| compassion donor |
one who intentionally gives compassion
to another |
| compassion power |
the incremental ability from new love |
| compassion replacement (therapy) |
restoring, maybe through treatment, a
deficiency of new love |
| Compassion Theory of Healing & Health |
a point-of-view that new and
incremental love affects a return to wholeness and the maintenance
of wholeness |
| compassion tool |
an artifact and symbol that helps to
create new and incremental love, such as a love-imprinted object and
love-conditioned space |
| complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) |
treatment of disease in ways without
the allopathic drugs and invasive procedures, including such things
as homeopathy, herbs and hands-on therapy |
| dissonance |
the lack of compassion; the lack of
resonance |
| homeopathy |
a method of treating disease with small
amounts of remedies that, in large amounts in healthy people,
produce symptoms similar to those being treats |
| love |
the human form of resonance |
| mind |
the source of all information, its
creation and organization |
| modern medicine |
the traditional or usual method of
treating disease with remedies, such as allopathic medicines and
invasive procedures |
| placebo |
the ability of our compassion to
contribute incremental healing from a fake medicine and procedure |
| placebo power |
the healing ability of fake medicines
and procedures |
| resonance |
a relationship of two or more entities,
vibrating on the same frequency and becoming stronger because of it |
