bliscipline |ˈblisəplin|

noun

1 the practice of training one’s mind and physical body to a code of behavior, using repetition over a long period of time in a manner that uplifts the spirits and creates a clearing for love: want to meet for a beer? No thank you, I’m working on my bliscipline.

• the controlled behavior resulting from such training : she was able to maintain bliscipline while sitting in front of a computer for eight hours.

• activity or experience that provides mental and physical training : yoga is a bliscipline open to old and young.

• a system of rules of conduct : she doesn't have to submit to normal blisciplines.

2 a branch of knowledge, typically one studied in higher education : waiting in line at the check out is a great way to practice one’s bliscipline.