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DICTIONARIES OF DN AND SCN

  • ScnABR - Scn Abridged Dictionary. Main and only scn dictionary in the period of 1965-75, when LRH was still on the lines. It was reprinted 19 times without changes. The only dict, compiled under personal control of LRH and approved as standard scn dictionary, which is directly mentioned in the annotation in the dict. The only dict which was not corrected by Co$ and contains the original definition of Reactive Mind, which includes GPM. For example, more known Technical Dictionary of Dn and Scn was first printed only in 1976 and was compiled under control of David Mayo, it contains a corrected definition of Reactive Mind without any mentioning of GPM. Who knows how many other definitions were corrected or over-complicated in order to blur their real meaning.
  • ScnBasic - Basic Dictionary of Dn and Scn (500 terms),
  • ScnTech - original Technical Dictionary of Dn and Scn (2900 terms),
  • ScnAdmin - original Modern Management Technology Defined dictionary (6600 terms),
  • ScnMaster - Master Glossary, containing terms from different courses', lectures', etc. glossaries (37600 terms),
  • ScnTUEU - also a big dictionary, made for LRH materials translators (13700 terms).
  • ScnOEC - admin tech glossary for all OE Course volumes (1865 terms).
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    • EBOOK

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    For example, if you search for 'BOOK', you will find:

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    • BOOK

    • BOOKMARK

    • EBOOK

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    • BOOK (exact match only)

    But will not find:

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    • NOTEBOOK

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