"The doctrine has a … effect on how the individual (these tendencies are supported and reinforced) experiences or is able to 'take on' himself and his life, his fellow human beings, his history, the world and the future."

Transcending

Transubstantial Revitalizing Simplified

Rationalizing

Incorporating

Merging

Synthesizer

Transubstantant

Transformational

Transposing (also to neg) Accentuating

Intensifying Stylizing

Rationalizing

Schematicizing

Generalizing

Abstracting

Systematizing

Financializing

Organisation

Automating

Oscillating Reg(u)lande (el all that?)

Regulatory Primitivizing (ngt done m)

Reducing

Three-passer

Leveling

En:

Stabilizing

Adjusting

Smooth

Moderating

Mating (Parry/Parried)

Administering Declining (what's happening)

Refractory

Declining (done)

Disabling

Reducing

Decimating

Attenuating

Categorizing

Consolidating Iterative (Iterative)

Habilitating?Repeating

Echoing

Recurring

En:

Repeating

Echoing

Habilitating Exploitative

Perverting

Fluctuating

Modulating Consolidating?

En:

Comforting

Support

Subsidizing

Subvening

Substitling

Seconds

Recapitulating

Disorienting

Reminiscing

Illusionous (Illusive)

Arresting

Internment

Fantasizing

Hallucinating?

Mesmerizing

Perverting

Colonializing

Fabulating

Name requirements:

Not what the individual does, but what is DONE with the individual by the doctrine/individual, what is reinforced or accentuated. The nature of spiritual practice, which the individual/doctrine has both contributed to.

To have an equally similar, English equivalent (preferably with the same initial), which can be descriptive, adjective, and serve as a designation of "type of spirituality".

Something about what spirituality DOES to the individual, not just a description of spirituality itself — or what the individual feels about spirituality itself (e.g., "Fascinating").

The name should describe the IMPACT the doctrine/individual himself has on the individual regarding how he (views himself and her history (the doctrine allies itself with the psychic defense, for better or worse), the outside world and the fellow human beings. I.e. what spirituality helps/fuels/nourishes further. (or has this already been done in the "level" determination?

Alternatively, a description of the state the individual is then in ("iterating"=repeating old patterns and experiences)

I like descriptive words from branches of activity/science other than psychology! For example, "iterating", "levelling"

It is not enough for the name to express that doctrine/spirituality "supports" (e.g. Disorienting?), because so does everyone…

Should not be a general word for transformation/reinforcement, which can also apply to negative: "transpose".

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End of words for "-iv"? Iterative-iterative, illusion-illusive?

Or "-istic"? Simplistic?