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Martin,

Thank you for the input and pointing me in the right direction.  Back to the
basics it is for me.

Janet

-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of Martin Foster
Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 2009 8:02 AM
To: The Resolution of Mind list
Subject: Re: [TROM1] Multiple Viewpoints - Valences

Wow Janet - That's quite something to mull over.  

Dennis says, "All valence shifts involve the adoption of a new identity,
whether real or imagined" 
and.
"The valence the being goes into is called the winning valence; the
valence he comes out of is called the losing valence."

I think and emphasize "think" that it would be just that aspect of
overwhelm. We don't particularly like losing and in order to win one
adopts a winning valence utilizing past experience.

I have seen and experienced this in Rugby.  The opposing valences on
both sides attempt intimidating the other team with  macho "must be
knowns" drawn from past experience.

BUT what they in effect are doing are going into are games condition
with their own minds. LOL and as Dennis says - "As the mind only
contains his own past postulates, he cannot possibly ever win the game
against his own mind. It is the one game he can only lose."

So in TROM we are not looking at assumptions of identities or valences
in order to resolve mind. We stick to the following which I think is
worth re-reading: 

"The key to the resolution of the mind, then, lies in exercising the
being in the discovery and creation of complementary postulates; and,
transiently, in unravelling the tangled mass of conflicting postulates
that his mind has become. The mind, being a repository of old games,
which are postulates in conflict, has no defence against the application
and re-injection of complementary postulates regarding the effects it
contains. In short, we vanish the mind by progressively getting the
being to create, and do exercises in, complementary and conflicting
postulates; to create and experience overt and motivator overwhelms,
play games, and generally bring back under his own determinism these
four basic postulates - both as SD and PD - which go to make up the
interchange we call life. En-route he will discover, or re-discover, all
there is to know about life; he will also discover his true nature as a
spiritual being."

And as far as I am concerned - the above paragraph covers it all.

Thanks for the question.

Martin


Janet wrote: 

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        To Whoever Might Have Thoughts on This:
        
        Since this did get into the shifting of valances, I will ask a
question that
        I have been wondering about for a while.  When the valance
shifts, how much
        of a shift is it?
        
        I mean when someone is overwhelmed and shifts valances, does
that person
        take on the total of the valance of the person that overwhelmed
them?  Or
        just the situation that was overwhelmed?
        
        Thanks for any insight you all have.
        
        Janet
        
        -----Original Message-----
        From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]
        On Behalf Of Pete McLaughlin
        Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 10:14 AM
        To: The Resolution of Mind list
        Subject: [TROM1] Multiple Viewpoints
        
        PruJoy
          This might be a better title for the discussion now.  
          I started my study of the mind with Dianetics.  I found both
Dianetics
        and Scientology did not make it clear what caused engrams.  The
notion
        of falling off a ladder or getting run over by a truck just did
not make
        sense to me.  I had too much reactive mind to be the result of
the few
        operations or accidents I had this lifetime.
          TROM helped by broadening the source to being postulate
conflicts but
        still left me wondering how I could get overwhelmed enough times
to
        produce the large bank I have.
          When I read Games People Play the lights came on.  When I was
a baby
        or toddler I would be easily overwhelmed and have many vivid
recalls of
        incident from the early years of my life that would fit the
postulate
        conflict with overwhelm definition.
         
        Reading multiple viewpoints about this problem of the mind is
essential
        to my understanding of how it all works and how to get rid of
it.
         
        Keep on TROMing
         
        Sincerely,
         
        Pete
         
        
         
        -----Original Message-----
        From: [email protected]
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        Sent: Saturday, May 02, 2009 11:47 PM
        To: The Resolution of Mind list
        Subject: Re: [TROM1] LRH's "failure"?
         
        Well ... I find Homer's Scientology viewpoint of TROM as both
helpful &
        fascinating.  
        
        I have some understanding of the scientology terms that Dennis
uses in
        TROM yet am confused when Dennis does not employ them with quite
the
        same intention.  Hence why I think Martin referred me to Homer's
article
        - it serves to clarify the differences & similarities btwn TROM
&
        Scientology.
         
        And, of course, the difference is obvious that Homer has adapted
TROM so
        that it could be run by an auditor to a pc. 
        
        Overall - it is instructive & furthers my whole understanding of
TROM.
        
        PJ
        
        
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