Recovery
* also encompasses the re-establishment of an emotional equilibrium.
* gift that keeps on giving.
* includes development of self-esteem through active participation in society.
* is about being more in truth than lies and in truth choosing to love self and others
  - dealing with life on life's terms
  - acts
* is an active process, literally a change in the direction of one's life
  - ongoing process that begins by taking care of first things first
  - associated with an abrupt fall in temperature, also known as crises
  - both a physical and mental process to which consistency is the key
  - improvement
  - process that plays out over time and is influenced by many things
  - related to the severity of swelling in the brain
* is the condition where it increases again
  - key to growth in any body part, particularly as a person progresses
* is the process of obtaining materials or energy resources from solid waste
  - recovering intelligence
  - retrieving or freeing immobile, inoperative, or abandoned materiel
  - returning to normal
  - reason for the creation of the universe
  - recovery of life and of freedom
  - restoration of health by means of the operation of forces intrinsic to the organism
* life long commitment.
* life-long process and affects every area of a patient's life.
* lifelong commitment that necessitates major lifestyle changes
  - process characterized by periods of growth and sometimes relapse
* matter of life and death for many physically, for all psychologically and spiritually.
* occurs when one person is willing to reach out to another.
* philosophy, a way of living daily life and dealing with everyday situations.
* process that includes many tools and resources
  - is different for everyone
  - takes many years
* refers to the percent of feed water that becomes permeate.
* shows people how to regain control over their lives
  - structure their thoughts
* system s ability to restore services after an intrusion has occurred.
* term used to quantify the performance of an appliance.

Reverence
* feeling of deep respect, love, awe, and esteem shown for someone or something sacred.
* is actions
  - attitude
  - contact with the essence of each thing and person and plant and bird and animal
  - dignity acknowledged by behavior
  - due to every degree of dignity
  - located in churchs
  - of capital importance to all the fundamental domains of man's life
  - the combination of admiration and fear, awe and dread, wonder and terror
* natural aspect of authentic empowerment because the soul reveres all of life.
* perception of the soul.
* supernal form of worship.
* timeless attribute.

Regularity
* allows people to arrange schedules.
* describes such phenomena as the rising and setting of the sun.
* gives structure to life.
* is important in feeding
  - quality
  - symmetry
* key factor in academic success.
* means a bowel movement every day.
* psychological tonic.
* refers to the correctness of a gait, including purity, evenness and levelness.

Resting
*  new ideas.
* are used for dreaming
  - new perspective
  - peace
  - refreshment
  - rejuvenation
  - relaxation
  - sleeping
  - stopping
  - thinking
* cause dreaming
  - laziness
  - recuperation

Retinas
* Most retinas have cones
  - layers
  - pain receptors
  - rod cones
* Some retinas are part of eyes
  - faces
  - have ability

Religious bigotry
* comes in many forms.
* stems mostly from ignorance, fear, and spiritual competition.