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REFERENCES

A broader integration of all concepts for the Neo-Tech Pleasures essences are found on the following page numbers in the complete, unabridged volumes of Neo-Tech.

INDEX

- A -

Abortion, 101

Abstract concepts, 3

Abstract values, 59, 60, 84

Abuse of partner, 67-68

Acceptance of self, 24

Actions, 34, see also specific types

criticism of, 36

destructive, 34

emotion-based, 36

responsibility for, 37

right or wrong, 37

Addiction, 81-82, see also specific types

Adolescence, 18, 80

love and, 19-21

Neo-Tech pleasures and, 50-51

sex education and, 48-49

Adult-child sex, 19

Adultery, 112

Advanced Concepts of Romantic Love, 99

"Advice to a Young Man", 119

Aerobics, 82

"Aerobics", 82

Aesthetic pleasures, 83-85

Age of Reason, 114-116

Aging, 80-81

Alcibiades, 100

Alcohol, 22, 35, 96

Altruism, 51

Ancient Greece, 100

Andre, 106

Anti-individual sense of life, 11

Anti-life philosophy, see Platonistic philosophy

Anxiety, 40

performance, 18

Aphrodisiacs, 22

Appearance, 81-82

Ar Amatoria, 101-102

Aristotelian philosophy, 2, 108

Aristotle, 9

Aroused sexual organs, 89-91

Art, 83, 84, see also specific types

ownership of, 85

standards for, 84

theme of, 84

"Art of Love, The', 101-102

Asceticism, 102,111, 112

Atkins, Robert C., 82

Attractiveness, 21

Augustus Caesar, 101

Average individual, 5

Awareness, 34, 52, 83

physical, 9

- B -

Bad thought (BT) jealousy, 62-64

Beauty, 22-23

Bestiality, 41

Beyond understanding, 61-62

Biological needs, 2, 9

Bionyx Control Technique, 89

Birth control, 50, 89, 101, 123

Birth-control pills, 89

Bisexuality, 100

Blue Laws of 1650's, 113

Bluenoses, 112

Body

as good, 48

integration of mind and, 9, 10, 110

separation of mind and, 115

Body communication, 21

Boleyn, Anne, 110

Books, see also specific books

on love, 1

on marriage, 37

on self-improvement, 79

on sex, 1, 37, 92

valuable, 79-80

Boredom, 24, 127

Born-again Christianity, 127

Brownings, 119

BT, see Bad thought

- C -

Caffeine, 22

Calvin, John, 112

Calvinism, 113

Cancer, 124

Capitalism, 117

rise of, 120-121

Career housewives, 72-77

Casanova, Giovanni Jacopo, 116

Castigliones, 109

Castration, 67

Casual relationships, 38-40

Casual sex, 21-22, see also Playboy view

Catholicism, 103, 104, 108, 111, 123

Cause and effect, 3

Celibacy, 111

Change, 51

capacity to, 78-79

Character, 21, 23

development of, 30, 79, 85, 91

Child of past, 4

Children, 72-77

agreement about, 72

as burdens, 75

cost of raising, 123

discipline of, 78

love between parents and, 77, 78

Neo-Tech pleasures and, 50-51

as nonconsenting, 19

respect for, 77, 78

sex with, 19

Choice, 3, 34, 51

Chopin, iii, 9

Chretien, 107

Christ, 112

Christianity, 102, 116

born-again, 127

Dark Ages and, 102-104

Church, see also specific types

Renaissance vs., 107-111

"City of God, The", 103

Cliches, 13

Clinging-vine personality' 118

Clitoral-hood orgasm, 92-93

Clitoral orgasm, 49, 92, 95

Clitoris, 92

Closeness, 35

Cohabitation, 70

agreements on, 73-74

Commitment, 42, 125

to honesty, 15, 52-54

to objectivity, 15

to rational thought, 43

in romantic love, 32

Communication, 52, 53, 54-56, see also specific types

body, 21

map of, 54

open, 36, 37, 54

verbal, 21

Competition, 22

Compromise, 37, 38

Compulsive gambling, 22

Concepts, 2, 3, see also specific types

abstract 3

"Confessions", 103

Confidence, 67

Consciousness, 8

function of, 28

mysticism as disease of, vi

Contraception, SO, 89, 101, 123

Contracts, 70, 72, 73-74

Control, 12, see also Discipline, Thought, Control (DTC)technique

of emotions, 34

of life, 82

of own destiny, 4-5

Cooper, Kenneth H., 82

Copyrights, 85

Corbett, 119

Court of Love, 106

Courtier, The", 109

Courtly love, 105-108

Criticism

dangers in, 52

objective, 51

unjust, 36-37

valid, 68

Crying, 62

- D -

Da Vinci Leonardo, iii, 9

Dante, 106

Dark Ages, 99, 102-104

Dating, 125

Death, 69

Deception, 22

Deep-muscle vaginal orgasm, 93, 94

Denial, 102

Derepression, 36

Destiny, 4-5

Destructive actions, 34

Diet, 81-82, see also specific types

Discipline, 52, see also Discipline, Thought, Control (DTC) technique

of children, 78

Discipline, thought, control (DTC) technique, 31-33, see also Control; Discipline; Thought

Disease prevention, 50

Dishonesty, v, 22

Disputes, 53

Divorce, 38, 113, 121, 124, 126

do-it-yourself aids on, 71

laws on, 70-71

as positive action, 70-72

Puritans and, 114

Renaissance and, 110

in twentieth century, 121

Dogma, 2

Dominican brothers, 108

"Dr. Atkins

Diet Revolution", 82

Drama, 82, 83

Drugs, 22, 35, 96

DTC technique, see Discipline, thought, control

Du Pont, ii

Duke of Urbino, 109

Duncan, Isadora, 123

Duty, 76, 77, 78, see also Responsibility

- E -

Education

public, 118

sex, 48-50

Egypt, 102

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., ii

Eleanor, Queen of France and England, 106-107

Electric vibrators, 49

Ellis, Havelock, 124

Emotional closeness, 35

Emotional needs, 9, 62

Emotional stress, 36, 54

Emotionalism, 114-115

Emotions, see also specific types

acceptance of, 34

actions based on, 36

awareness of, 35

capacity to feet 34

conclusions based on, 35-36

deadening of, 34

depth of, 44

derepression of, 36

experiencing of, 61

expression of, 44

of fear, see Fear fluctuation of, 10

irrational, 37

judgments based on, 36

negative, 36, 37, 54, 64, 65

painful 34

release of, 45

repression of, 34, 35, 53, 54

suppression of, 35

value of, 34-35

"Encyclopaedia Britanica", 119

Ending of relationships, 68-69, see also Divorce

Endorphins, 82

Enjoyment, 13

Enlightenment, 110

Envy, 65, 67

Equality, 6-7, 91

Eroticism, 103

Errors, 18-19, 24-26, 36, 52, 67

correction of, 18, 51-52

identification of, 69

in judgment, 28-29

paying for, 37

start of relationship and, 31-33

Evaluation, see also Judgment

of relationships, 16

Evolution, 9

Experience, see also specific types

of emotions, 61

exclusive female, 61-62

exclusive male, 61-62

negative, 36

Explicit techniques, 89-97

Exploitation, 57-59

Explosive orgasm, 44

Extramarital sex, 42, 50

Extraprimorbital sex, 42

- F -

Failure to judge syndrome, 28-29

Family love, 9

Fantasies, 91, 120

test for, 96-97

Fatigue, 82

Fatness, 81, 82

Fear, 26-28

of being hurt, 56

irrational, 26, 28

in men, 54

objective, 26

of rejection, 25, 56

in women, 54

Fearlessness, 26-28

Feelings, see Emotions

Feminism, 67, 77, 92, 123

Roman, 102

Fine arts, 84

Fitness, 22, 81-82

Flagellation, 120

Force, 34

Formal marriage, 72

France, 105,106,109, 115

Franklin, Ben, 116

Free love, 121, 123, 124

Freedom, 3 1-33

to be oneself, 51-52

of choice, 51

Freud, Sigmund, 13, 91

Friendship, 9, 57, 59, 60, 64

Frigidity, 40, 44, 67, 95

Frigidizing behavior, 67

Full time relationships, 42

Fully integrated honesty, see Neo-Tech

Fundamental basis of romantic love, 30

Fundamentalist religions, 127

Future, 5

optimistic look at, 99

romantic love in, 128

Future potential of love relationship, 30-31

- G -

Gambling, 22

Genocide, 35

Ginseng root, 22

Golden Age of

Greece, 100-101

Gonzaga, Elizabetta, 109

Good thought (GT) jealousy, 62-64

Government schools, 118

Greatness, 72-77

Greece, 100-101

Growth, 34, 32, 36, 51, 52, 54, 75, 78, see also specific types

direction of, 31

ending of, 68

intellectual, 4

process of, 57, 69

psychological, 80

psychuous, 4

GT, see Good thought

Guilt, 17, 18, 65, 87

unearned, 13

unjust, 36-37

Guinevere, 107

- H -

Habits, 82, see also specific types

Hammond, William, 119

Hangovers, 96, 97

Happiness, 12-13, 14, 87

defined, iv-v

Hefner, Hugh, 17

Henry 11, 107

Henry VIII, 110

"Heptameron", 109

Heterosexual sex, 95-96

Highs, see also specific types

natural, 82-83

psychuous, 44-45

reality, 82-83

History of love and sex, 98-128

Homeric women, 100

Homosexuality, 19, 23, 40, 95-96, 106

Honesty, 15, 85

commitment to, 15, 53

fully integrated, see Neo-Tech

Hormonal differences between men and women, 7

Housewives, 127

Hugo, iii

Human beings, see also Men; Women

nature of, 2-3

Humor, 68

Hunt, Morton M., 100

Hurt, fear of, 56

- I -

Idealists, iii, see also specific people

Impotence, 18, 40, 44, 67-68, 95

psychosexual, 48

Incest, 19,104, 109

Incompetence, 26

Independence, 45, 53, 57, 78

Independent judgment, 15

Individual differences, 2, 37-38

Individual rights, 78, 128

Individual uniqueness, 5-6

Industrial revolution, 117, 118, 121, 122

Infatuation, 28-29

Inheritance laws, 114

Initiation of force, 34

Injustice, 87

Innuendos, 67

Inquisitors, 108

Inspiration, 79

Integration, 2, 3

of mind and body, 9, 10, 110

Intellectual development, 91

Intellectual growth, 4

Intellectual love, 9

Intellectual needs, 9

Intense listening, 24

Intense orgasm, 41- 15, 90, 95, 96

mind image during, 47

Intensity of pleasures, 44

Introspection, 69

Irrational emotions, 37

Irrational fear, 26, 28

Irrationalists, iii, see also specific people

- J -

Jealousy, 41, 42

bad thought (BT), 62-64

cycle of, 66

good thought (GT), 62-64

injustice of, 62-64

nonsexual (NS), 65-67

poison core of, 64-65, 66

Jesus, 112

Jovinian, 102

Joy, 13, 14

Juan, Don, 21, 116

Judgment, see also Evaluation

emotion-based, 36

errors in, 28-29

failure in, 28-29

independent, 15

moral, 28

segmentalized, 28-29

traps in, 28-29

Julian laws, 101

Justice, 58

- K -

Kamarovsky, M., 127

Kegel, Arnold, 92

Kegel Clinic, University of Southern California, 92

Kidding, 68

Know, John, 113

Kramer, Henry, 108

- L -

Lady killer syndrome, 23

Lancelot, 107

Law of cause and effect, 3

Laws, see also specific types

inheritance, 114

unjust, 19

Laziness, 58

Legal marriage, 21

Levator ani muscle, 94

Liberalism, 117

Life

control of, 82

function of, 59

goal of, 11-12

purpose of, 11-12, 87

rights to, 128

sense of, 10-11

Life-Lifting Capacity, 31, 32

Life-long marriages, 20

Lindsay, Ben, 124

Listening, 24

Literature, 82, 83, 84

Logic, 3

Louis XIV, 115

Love

adolescent, 19-21

books on, 1

courtly, 105-108

death of, 69

defined, 9

family, 9

free, 121, 123, 124

history of, 98-128

intellectual, 9

nonmarital, 19-21

pagan, 101

between parents and children, 77, 78

premarital, 19-21

romantic, see Romantic love

of self, 11

sex and, 110

types of, 9

unnatural, 40-41

waxing and waning of, 10

Loyalty to truth, 53

Lust, 43, 44, 103

Luther, Martin, 111-112

- M -

Magdalene,

Mary, 112

"Malleus Maleficarum", 108

Man killer syndrome, 23

Manipulation, 34

Manners, 115

Marcuse, 13

Marriage, 20, 103, 105, 106, 120, 124, 126

books on, 37

defined, 21

formal, 72

in Greece, 101

legal, 21

life-long, 20

open, 124

Puritans and, 112, 114

Renaissance and, 109-110

in Rome, 102

sex and, 104, 111

Victorianism and, 117

"Married Love", 124

Martyr attitude, 67

Masochism, 19, 35, 40

Mass murder, 35

Masters and Johnson, 48, 89, 92

Masturbation, 48, 49, 50, 95-96, 97, 120, 124

Material needs, 9

Material values, see Tangible values

Men

attributes sought in women by, 22

differences between women and, 6-7, 62, 91

dominance of, 91

emotional needs of, 62

equality of women and, 6-7

exclusive experience of, 62

fear in, 54

Michalangelo, iii

Middle class, 110

Milton, John, 113-114

Mind

conscious, see Consciousness

integration of body and, 9, 10, 110

intense orgasm and, 47

pleasurable gratification of, 8

rational, 9

separation of body and, 115

subconscious, 65

Modem romantic love, 124-127

"Monk's Awful Disclosures, A", 120

Moore, Tom, 118

Moral judgments, 28

Moral values, 29

Morality, 17

Motivation, 21, 22

Mt. Holyoke College, 121

Multipartner sex, 41, 50

Murder, 35

Muscular tensions, 83

Music, 82, 83, 84

Mutual seduction, 21-22

Mutual values, 31

Mystically oriented philosophy, see Platonistic philosophy

Mysticism, 22, 99, 128

defined, v-vi

as disease of consciousness, vi

elimination of, v

Neo-Tech as opposite of, v

rejection of, 6

symptoms of, vi

Mystics, 87

Myths, 1, see also specific types

about art 84

- N -

Natural highs, 82-83

"Natural History of Love, The", 99

Nature

of human beings, 2-3

of relationship, 30

Needs, 9, 12, see also specific types

biological 2, 9

emotional 9, 62

intellectual, 9

physical 9, 12, 15, 99

psychological, 9, 12, 15, 84, 99

sexual, 99

Negative aphrodisiacs, 22

Negative emotions, 36, 37, 54, 64, 65

Negative experiences, 36

Neo-Tech, ii

defined, v

Neo-Tech Discovery, i, ii Vi 80, 87

Neo-Tech pleasures, defined, iii

Neo-Tech Reference Encyclopedia, i

Neocheaters, 87

elimination of, v

Neocheating, 99, 128

defined, vi

Neurosis, 41, 96, see also specific types

Neurotic sex, 104

Neurotic values, 84

Nicotine, 22

Non sequiturs, v, vi, 52

Nonconsenting people, 19

Nonmarital love, 19-21

Nonsexual jealousy, 65-67

NS, see Nonsexual

- O -

Oberlin College, 121

Obesity, 81, 82

Objective conclusions, 35-36

Objective criticism, 51

Objective fear, 26

Objective reality, v, 28, 35, 96

contradiction of, 1

defined, vi

Objective standards, 84

Objective truth, 28

Objective values, 29, 59, 78, 84

Objectivity, 15

Octavian (Augustus) Caesar, 101

One-night stands, 40

O'Neill, George and Nina, 124

Open communication, 36, 37, 54

Open marriage, 124

"Open Marriage", 124

Openness, 56

Opinions of others, 15

Oppression, M, 87, 99, see also specific types

Optimism, 99

Orgasm, 43, 90, 91, 96

capacity for, 89

clitoral, 49, 92, 95

clitoral-hood, 92-93

explosive, 44

female, 91-95

force of, 46

intense, 44-45, 90, 95, 96

mind image and, 47

quantity of, 89

surrender to, 89-91

vaginal, 91, 93, 94, 95

women's right to, 124

Orgy sex, 40-41, 104, 109

Others' opinions, 15

Ovid, 101

Ownership

of art, 85

of person, 53, 63, 64

- P -

Pagan love, 101

Pain, 34

Painful emotions, 34

"Paradise Lost", 113-114

Parents

love between children and, M, 78

as scapegoats, 77-78

Parents without

Partners, 26

Partner abuse, 67-68

Partner swapping, 41, 109

Passion, 37

Past

child of, 4

as gone forever, 4

living in, 4

Patriarchy, 119, 120

Peace, 62

Penis, 93

Pepys, Samuel, 115

Performance anxiety, 18

Performing arts, 84

Pericles, 100

Personal appearance, 81-82

Personality, 21, 38

Philosophers, see also specific people

job of, 1

Philosophy, 1-2, see also specific types

anti-life, see Platonistic philosophy

Aristotelian, 2, 108

mystical, see Platonistic philosophy

Platonistic, 2

pro-life, see Aristotelian philosophy

pseudo, 1

psychology/physiology reconciled with, 7

reality oriented, see Aristotelian

task of, 1

Physical attractiveness, 21

Physical awareness, 9

Physical beauty, 22-23

Physical fitness, 22, 81-82

Physical needs, 9, 12, 15, 99

Physical senses, 8

Physical stimulation, 91

Physical ugliness, 81

Physiological differences between men and women, 6-7

Physiology, 7

Picking up people, 25, 26

Platonistic philosophy, 2

"Playboy" magazine, 17

Playboy view of sex, 16-18, 21-22, 95

Pleasure, 13,14,17, see also specific types

achievement of, 42-43

aesthetic, 83-85

faking of, 44

Neo-Tech, defined, iii

Polygamy, 124

Pope Alexander Vl, 109

Pope Clement Vll, 110

Pope Innocent Vll's Bull of 1484, 108

Pomography, 120

Positive thinking approaches, 79

Possessiveness, 42, 65

Potency loss, see Impotence

"Praise and Mspraise of Women, The", 110

Pre-Renaissance courtly love, 105-108

Preferences, 38

Premarital love, 19-21

Premarital sex, 125

Premature ejaculation, 90

Present, 5

Principles, 1, 2

Privacy, 65, 76

right of, 56

Pro-individual sense of life, 11

Pro-life philosophy, see Aristotelian

Problem solving, 52-54

Procreative view of sex, 16

Productivity, 12,13, 15, 23, 58, 85, 99

Promiscuity, 34, 40, 56

Property rights, 114, 128

Prosperity, 87

Prostitution, 40, 101,104,117,119, 120

Prudishness, 119

Pseudo philosophies, 1

Psyche death, 70, 72

Psychological differences between men and women, 6-7, 62

Psychological growth, 80

Psychological needs, 9, 12, 15, 84, 99

Psychological stimulation, 91

Psychological well-being, 83

Psychology

philosophy and physiology reconciled, 7

rational, 5

Psychosexual characteristics, 91

Psychosexual impotence, 48

Psychosexual virgins, 48

Psychuosity, 8

Psychuous

defined, iii

sensuous vs., 8

Psychuous growth, 4

Psychuous highs, 44-45

Psycheous pleasures, 4344

defined, 7

four-dimensional, 85-87

intensity of, 44

requirements for, 8-9

Public schools, 118

Pubococcygenus (PC) muscle, 92, 94

Puritans, 111-114

Purpose of life, 11-12, 87

Put-down humor, 68

Pywe, 110

- Q -

Queen Marguerite of France, 109

Quixote, Don, 105

- R -

Random- walk capacity, 5

Rape, 19, 104

Rational mind, 9

Rational psychologies, 5

Rational thought, 12, 31

commitment to, 43

Rationalists, iii 114, 116, see also specific people

Rationalizations, v, 52

Reality

clarification of, 1

identification of, 28, 52

mind-created, v

objective, v, 28, 35, 96

contradiction of, 1

defined, vi

subjective, v

Reality highs, 82-83

Reality-oriented, see Aristotelian

Reasoning, 3

Reformation, 111

Reich, 13

Reich, Wilhelm, 124

Rejection, 52

fear of, 25, 56

value of, 24-26

Relationships, see also specific types

ending of, 68-69, see also Divorce

evaluation of, 16

full time, 42

romantic, see

Romantic love

Religion, see also specific types

effect of, 17

Religious view of sex, 16-18

Renaissance, iii, 107-111

spirit of, 109

Repression of emotions, 34, 35, 53, 54

Respect for children, 77, 78

Responsibility, vi, 34, 49

for actions, 37

defaulting on, 42

self-, 43, 52, 58

Reverse infatuation, 29

Reward, 15-16

Rights, see also specific types

individual, 78, 128

life, 128

to orgasm, 124

privacy, 56

property, 114, 128

women's, 124

Risk taking, 56-57

Role playing, 51

Romans, 101-102, 125, 126

decline of, 102

Romantic, defined, iii

Romantic love, 9-10

benefits from, 16

commitment in, 32

communication in, 54-56

defined, iv

finding partners for, 24-26, 27

fundamental basis of, 30

future, 128

future potential of, 30-31

modem, 124-127

renewal of, 10

segments of, 29-31

standards for, 29-31

start of, 31-33

success of, 31

twentieth century, 121-124

types of, 31

value exchange in, 59-61

Romanticism, iii 125

"Romeo and Juliet", 110

Rousseau, Jean Jacques, 117-118

Rules elimination, 2

Russell, Bertrand, 124

- S -

Sacrifice, 102

Sadism, 19, 35, 40, 104

Salem witch trials, 113

Sanger, Margaret, 123, 124

Satisfaction, 13-15

Saturation, 42

Seduction, 21-22

Segmentalized judgment, 28-29

Self

acceptance of, 24

freedom to be, 51-52

Self-awareness, 34, 52, 83

Self-discipline, 52

Self-esteem, 45, 49, 50, 57, 58, 85

addictions and, 82

children and, 75

development of, 51

happiness and, 12, 13

loss of, 40, 41

natural highs and, 83

need for, 9, 23, 125

ultimate reward and, 15-16

undermining of, 17

Self-improvement, 52, 79

books on, 79

Self-love, 11

Self-responsibility, 43, 52, 58

Self-sufficiency, 12, 57

Self-torture, 102

Self-worth, 15, see also Self-esteem

Selfishness, 11

Selflessness, 11

Sense of life, 10-11, 84

anti-individual, 11

pro-individual, 11

Senses, 8

Sensibility, 117

Sensitivity, 117

Sensual familiarity, 42

Sensuosity, 8, 17, 18

Sensuosness, 8

Sensuous projection, 21

Sentimentalists, iii see also specific people

Sentimentality, 117, 118

Serenity, 62

Serious relationships, 38-40

Serious sex, 21-22

Sex, see also specific types

adolescent, 19-21

adult-child, 19

books on, 1, 37, 92

capacity for, 42

defined, iv

extramarital, 42, 50

extraprimorbital, 42

history of, 98-128

love and, 110

marriage and, 104, 111

multipartner, 41, 50

neurotic, 104

nonmarital, 19-21

orgy, 40-41, 104, 109

Playboy view of, 16-18, 21-22, 95

premarital, 19-21, 125

procreative view of, 16

quantity of, 42

religious view of, 16-18

serious, 21-22

swinging, 41

Sex education, 48-50

"Sex in History" ,100

Sex objects, 61

Sexologists, 92

Sexual attractiveness, 21

Sexual capacity, 89, 90

Sexual competition, 22

Sexual confidence, 67

Sexual dominance, 91

Sexual dysfunction, 18, 40, 44, 67-68, 95, see also specific types

Sexual energy flow, 124

Sexual fantasies, 91, 120

test for, 96-97

Sexual influences, iv

Sexual liberation, 122-123

Sexual needs, 99

Sexual organs, 89-91

Sexual performance, 67

anxiety about, 18

Sexual positions, 102

Sexual put-downs, 68

Sexual Revolution, 122-123, 124

Sexual roles, 67-68

Sexual tensions, 90, 96

Sexuality, 99

Shakespeare, William, 110

Shyness, 23-24

Singles dances and clubs, 26

Sir Lancelot, 107

Slavery, 5

Slogans, 1

Sloppiness, 81

Smith, Adam, 123

Smoking, 22

Soap operas, 125

Social incompetence, 26

Socrates, 100

Solitary masturbation, 97

Soviets, 122

Spanish fly, 22

Spankings, 78

Spencer, iii

Spiritual well being, 83, 85

Sprenger, Jacob, 108

St. Augustine, 103, 114

St. Jerome, 104

St. Simon, 102

St. Thomas, 107

Standards

for art, 84

objective, 84

for romantic love, 29-31

Stopes, Marie, 124

Sttength, 22

Stress, 36, 54

Subconscious mind, 65

Subjective reality, v

Subjectivity, 84

Sugar, 22

Sun king of France, 115

Suppression of emotions, 35

Surrender to orgasm, 89-91

Survival, 3, 15

Swinging sex, 41

- T -

"Taming of the Shrew, The", 110

Tangible values, 59, 60-61

Tastes, 38

Taylor, G. Rattray, 100

Techniques, 89-97

Tenderness, 62

Tension, 46

Tensions, 83, see also specific types

sexual 90, 91, 96

Testing, 64

Theme of art, 84

Thinking ability, 3

Thought, see also Discipline, thought, control (DTC) technique

rational, 12, 31

commitment to, 43

Thrill killing, 35

Time, 42

Tobacco, 22

"Tractatus de Amore et - de Amoris Remedio", 106-107

Trader atmosphere, 57-59

"Treatise on Love and Its Remedy", 106-107

Troubadours, 106

Trust, 21

Truth

loyalty to, 53

mind-created, v

objective, 28

- U -

Ugliness, 81

Understanding, 61-62

University of Cologne, 108

University of Southern California, 92

Unjust criticism, 36-37

Unjust guilt, 36-37

Unjust laws, 19

Unknowable, 61-62

Unknown, 61-62

Unnatural love, 40-41

Unnecessary aging, 80-81

- V -

Vagina, 93

Vaginal orgasm, 91, 93, 94, 95

Values, 17, see also specific types

abstract 59, 60, 84

delivery of, 57

exchange of, 57-61

individual differences and, 37-38

material see Tangible values moral, 29

mutual 31

neurotic, 84

objective, 29, 59, 78, 84

production of, 58, 59

receiving of, 57

tangible, 59, 60-61

trading of, 57-61

Vandalism, 35

Vasectomy, 89

Venus, 105

Verbal communication, 21

Verbal disputes, 53

Vibrators, 49

Victorianism, 114, 117-120

decline of, 120-121

Virginity, 20, 48, 91, 113

"Vita Nuova", 106

Voluntary acts, 19, see also specific types

Von Lichtenstein, Ulrich, 105

Voting, 121

- W -

Wallace, Frank R., i, ii, vi, 99

Wallstonecraft, Mary, 120

War, 35

Weekend affairs, 40

Weight control 82

Well-being, 13, 14, 59, 83, 97

Wells, H. G., 124

Wife beating, 111

William 11, Duke of Aquitaine, 106

Witches, 108, 109, 113

"Witches' Hammer, The", 108

Wolsey, Bishop, 110

Women

attributes sought in men by, 22

differences between men and, 6-7, 62, 91

emancipation of, 120-121

equality of men and, 6-7

exclusive experience of, 61-62

fear in, 54 greatness and, 77

Homeric, 100

as housewives, 72-77, 127

liberation of, 77

oppression of, 77

orgasm in, 91-95

rights of, 124

as sex objects, 61

voting by, 121

"Women in the Modern World", 127

Word distortions, iv

Work, 58, see also Productivity

- Y -

Yohimbine, 22

Self-discipline, 52

Self-esteem, 45, 49, 50, 57, 58, 85

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