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ran out or time break ?
big difference between the two * * *RI* what can you create that is important ? put it around you 360 i dont use the question , i just create it and put it around me 360 i can feel it if i need it running and if it doesn't need running it wont run when i try to run it when i do run it , i run it until i get board i run it at the beginning during and after a session my sessions dont last long and neither does RI. about 15 minutes of TB to five minutes of RI. then im done for the day . some times i'll be blown away for days before i have another session . as for the riddle or mystery ? you need to run RI. THAT i know for sure . TROM is like a piano in some ways some will catch on and do well , others will do ok , some will not even try it Some will start out ok and with practice do very very well. Some will blame the piano maker and say he made it all wrong and thats why they cant play it . Its not their fault its the piano makers fault. for me TROM is exactly as Dennis says it is and many more things he doesn't mention . There is no reference in the G M about how you are " running " your incidents I am ugly etc. its not gonna work if you dont use it how he says to use it . If you use some other way like dianetics or what ever and then say TROM fails you , its pretty obvious what the problem is and the solution too. On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 3:07 PM, David <[email protected]> wrote: > ************* > The following message is relayed to you by [email protected] > ************ > > > > > I think I cogged on what repair of importances means or should mean. What > RI means is one of the mysteries of TROM for many. RI s is one of the > first brain fucks. > > > This is what I think it means. > > Suppose you ran out incidents that had the condition or postulate ( > program ) of: > > I am stupid. > > > The RI would be ( might be ) ( the ideal replacement postulate ) : > > > I am very mentally sharp and intelligent. > > > If you ran out : > > I am ugly. > > The RI would be: > > > I am beautiful. > > > If you ran out: > > > I am dishonest. > > The RI would be: > > I always operate with full honesty and integrity. > > ( If necessary define honesty and integrity for yourself by looking it up > in a dictionary. ) > > > > > Etc. etc. . > > Doing RI s means mentally placing these new desired postulates in a > spherical space around you. > > > > > > To those who claim to understand TROM , am I correct? > > If not , please correct me. > > > > > Now on to resolving the next riddle or mystery. > > > This one has taken me over a year to resolve. > > TROM , in the way it is written , is not a bona fide clearing process. > > Bona fide means without fraud or deceit. > > It may contain a good clearing process, but is not a good clearing process, > it is cleverly hidden in amongst various lies and traps and mysteries. > > Those who say it is clearly written are intellectually and perceptually > dishonest. > > > Something clearly written means that the subject can be clearly understood > in at most three or four reads. > > > The energy that even comes off the TROM words tends to fog and numb the > mind. > > In contrast to the Direct Perception Method process which gives a clear > and refreshing feeling like a breath of fresh air. > > > > David > > > > > > > > > On 1-Aug-10, at 5:05 PM, Martin Foster wrote: > > ************* > The following message is relayed to you by [email protected] > ************ > Some more info Mike: > > PROFESSIONAL AUDITOR'S BULLETIN > > > > >From L. RON HUBBARD > > Via Hubbard Communications Office > > 163 Holland Park Avenue, London W.11 > > 18 February 1955 > > STRAIGHT WIRE > excerpt: > The entire text of Self Analysis, in its original edition now available > > from the Foundation in Phoenix, is devoted to rehashing the preclear's past > to > > show him that it is not quite as dangerous as it is made out to be, and > that > > it won't bite him if he remembers some things about it. > > From this form of Straight Wire we go into a more complicated form as > > given in Self Analysis in Scientology, a converted edition of the original > > Self Analysis. The edition is converted, by the way, simply by substituting > > everywhere in its text for the word "recall" the word "mock up." Simply by > > substituting "mock up" in the directions at the beginning of each list, one > > has a modern Self Analysis. > At 1/08/2010 Sunday 22:02, [email protected] wrote: > > Hi maybe you guys can shed a little light on this subject. The self > Analysis book as well as many other self help books I have seen have long > lists that start as "Recall as time when" and then proceeds to state a happy > or pleasurable event in your past. What is the actual effect of sitting a > doing these lists? Just to get you to remember happy times or does it have a > more permanent (rewiring) of the brain which actually makes one happier by > constantly remembering happy moments for the past? Thanks you for your > insights!! > > > > > The book, I think, gives the answer to your question - but here's mine > anyway. > > The more theta you have - the easier you are able to confront and handle > the reactive mind. Running pleasure moments increases your theta level and > therefore increases ability and confront. > > You could also try "mocking up" pleasure moments. I read somewhere that the > first SA book used "mock up" processing and that due to copyright issues the > "recall" SA was then published. > > Mocking up aligns with TROM'S Repair of Importances. (RI) - My personal > view is that RI is more effective if "Importances" are used in the process > and not just objects. > > Martin > > _______________________________________________ > Trom mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.newciv.org/mailman/listinfo/trom > > > > _______________________________________________ > Trom mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.newciv.org/mailman/listinfo/trom > >
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