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Hi Colleen I do not get from this that Ron is saying to bring the objects up to present time. He appears to me to be saying that the auditor has the pc put his attention on objects that are in present time and by doing so brings his attention out of the engrams they were stuck in up to present time.
It is significant from a TROM point of view that Ron felt a pc could not run engrams if his attentions was stuck in other old engrams. Repair of Importance is both an exercise in creativity and a means of pulling my attention out of thing in the past into the present moment, which is the only place where I can create new things. When fully in the present moment I am ready to run the exercises of TROM. Sincerely, Pete -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]on Behalf Of Colleen Peltomaa Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 6:12 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [TROM1] R2-22 Right, "Scarcity of Attention", R2-22 and I may be stretching the perceived similarity. It was the part about bringing objects up to present time to view: "Scarcity of attention is the reason why a preclear cannot look at past engrams and present time at the same time and, be in present time. His attention gets caught or trapped in the past. The scarcity of attention can be directly remedied by having the preclear put his attention on one object until it is thoroughly real to him, then on another object until it is thoroughly real to him, and then put his attention on both objects until they are thoroughly real to him, then his attention on a third object until it is thoroughly real to him, and then his attention on all three objects until they are completely real to him. The caution which must be taken is that one does not fixate his attention on the objects but keeps him answering questions concerning the objects. In all attention processes, an hypnotic condition takes place only when the preclear is unable to comment or respond while his attention is closely fixed upon one object."
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