Posted by Amzer Zo
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Posted by Wantsthetruth74
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Posted by jiminii
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Posted by Wantsthetruth74
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Just curious, you keep using the word
"think" out of context the way I am use to seeing it used. Do you mean
idea? By this?
example: "and if processed they would never look into the future because
the think would be to look into the past to find what is happening to the person and fix it."
if someone thinks a certain way about life or situations .. I can say ... this is their think ..on the subject ... something like ;that
ok, so think is a thought. got it. So I am just curious, is that Scientology terminology, or do you speak with a foreign(different than american english) "accent".
It is a little known grammatical rule that one can label/name an action by taking the word describing the action and turning it into a noun; e.g., "to run" being the action of running and "a run" being the noun naming the action of running.
Hence, "to think" describes the action and "a think" is the noun derived from it that names the action.
The end product is "a thought" for it being the end product of "a think."
Hence, "a thought" and "a think" are not equivalent or synonyms.
LRH used it a lot.