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1. to hold back or control; restrain. 2. to cause to remain in a given place, situation or condition.

1. continue with a specified action. 2. carry on.

1. past tense of keep.

1. the moment an earlier upset or painful incident has been reactivated.

1. a release or a separation from the negative charge of one’s reactive subconscious mind or some portion of it. 2. the action of an engram or secondary dropping away without being erased.

1. released or separated from the negative charge of one’s reactive mind or some portion of it.

1. friendly, gentle, tender-hearted, generous.

1. alike in fundamental nature or quality. 2. category, sort, type.

1. the state, quality or habit of being kind. 2. good will. KINESTHETIC

1. of or having to do with motion. 2. caused by or resulting from motion. 3. something which has considerable motion. [Greek kinetikos coming from kineinto move]

1. was sure of; was aware of; realized; recognized.

1. to understand. 2. to perceive directly; have a direct cognition of. 3. to recognize the nature of; discern. 4. to have clear understanding of. 5. to be familiar with. 6. to be aware of the existence, truth, or factuality of.

1. to be sure of; certainty. 2. having true information about. 3. the highest level of truth and understanding

1. quality of certainty regarding the truth of something. 2. a capability for truth. 3. self-determined knowledge.

1. the collection and maintenance of experiential data. 2. clear perception of a truth or fact. 3. familiarity gained by experience. 4. assured belief, known information; instruction; enlightenment; learning practical skills. 5. data, factors and whatever that can be thought about and perceived. 6. data or skills that one possesses with certainty; also certainty itself, or awareness.

1. past participle of know.

1. a word from the initial letters of Knowledge, Responsibility and Control.

1. a triangle made up of Knowledge,Responsibility and Control.