Spiritual discipline

Practices, excercises, or habits that create space for an encounter between God and us.

We practice spiritual discipline in order to grow closer with God.

by Alec Robertson April 2, 2017

discipline

Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old French & Latin; Old French, from Latin disciplina teaching, learning, from discipulus pupil
1 : PUNISHMENT
2 obsolete : INSTRUCTION
3 : a field of study
4 : training that corrects, molds, or perfects the mental faculties or moral character
5 a : control gained by enforcing obedience or order b : orderly or prescribed conduct or pattern of behavior c : SELF-CONTROL
6 : a rule or system of rules governing conduct or activity
- dis·ci·plin·al

It took a lot of self discipline not to cum before her.

by S.M. Selby July 24, 2004

discipline

A word abusive parents use to justify beating their children. What do you call it when an undisciplined person gives disciplinary beatings to others? Hypocrisy.

I'm sick of people beating other people in the name of discipline when they themselves are the ones who need a beating.

by Layko March 25, 2007

Discipline the Simian

Discipline like spank, and simian as "relating to an ape or monkey." So it's a fancy way of saying "spank the monkey"

Dave: "Yeah, I saw that guy, he looked pretty hot."

Chris: "Fuck yeah. Excuse me I think I need to go uh...discipline my simian if you know what I mean."

by Clint November 5, 2004

Disciplinated

The training of a young girl from Romania when she cannot stay focused or lacks social graces.

When Evoh acted out she had to be disciplinated.

by Papi Kiss September 5, 2021

disciple

another name for a christian, originally a derogatory term

I a proud to be a disciple.

by Ty - Ty August 4, 2005

Disciple complex

When you blindly follow someone who has a messiah complex.

Having a disciple complex is when you blindly follow someone who has a messiah complex.

by Willard Fisterbottom January 9, 2021