************* The following message is relayed to you by [email protected] ************ > ************* > The following message is relayed to you by [email protected] > ************ > 1 - I want to make sure that the proper way to run RI is as shown below > > a-5-a-4-a-6-a-8-a-2-a-8-a-1-a-1-a-0 > b-8-b-1-b-1-b-0 > a-4-a-6-a-0 > b-6-b-2-b-7-b-1-b-0 > > And Not: > a-5-a-4-a-6-a-8-a-2-a-8-a-1-a-1-a-0 > b-8-b-1-b-1-b-0 > a-b-5-a-b-2-a-b-4-a-b-9-a-b-5-a-b-0 > > The numbers represent amount of change, so when change is zero, you EP. > 'a' represents running 'Create something' > 'b' represents running 'Have someone else create something' > > So I am basically saying that the final step does involve interspersing > commands 'a' and 'b', but repeating 'a' and 'b' once more after doing > them once.
Yes, each a and b is run to no change. > > Now, I am about to get a Stalker e-meter and am assuming that the > 'change' that Dennis refers to can be measured there? > > And, without a meter, how would one detect 'change' when one is > following commands a and b. Dennis describes various versions of change in TROM manual. Yawn is a change. Doing things slower or faster is a change. Changing emotion is a change. Etc. > > And finally, for those for whom none of the 3 command sets produce > change, Dennis suggests a simpler exercise of touching walls and floors > and tables until they produce no 'change' --- > I find these instructions very odd. I just touched my table twice and it > seemed the same both times to me. In other words there was no change > between the two times I touched it from what I could tell. Touching twice won't be enough to start anything. If you do the touching for a while, preferably changing the objects and truly feeling their weight, texture, temperature, etc will likely turn something on. Being intensely bored with the exercise is change, too. Impatience with the process is also a change. > > Just by way of association, I know of a different Freezone exercise at > http://SoloProcessing.EU where you pay attention to a mass on your body > until it dissolves. And until it dissolves, the meter will show some > sort of reading. > > > _______________________________________________ > Trom mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.newciv.org/mailman/listinfo/trom > _______________________________________________ Trom mailing list [email protected] http://lists.newciv.org/mailman/listinfo/trom
