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Hi J

No problem.  Be 3 feet back of your head!

Did that work?

If not then you are like the rest of us compulsively playing games and
finding it difficult to quit.

You should start with getting the CCH's from a competent auditor.  It will
take about 40 yours of auditing to get to the end phenomenon of the
processes.

Next you need the self discipline to create the time daily to study and
audit your mind and thus reduce it bit by bit till the remainder is
unimportant enough for you to dump it entirely.

The overwhelm you feel now at dealing with your mind is testament to the
power of your postulates that created it.  You will regain that power for
yourself when you release your original postulate to play a game and create
a new one of not playing that game.

I have to study level 5 and develop real world examples of the games I am
playing to recognize when I am compulsively playing a game so I can make the
decision to not play it.

In boot camp your group might have been given an order to put on a 40 pound
pack and hike 40 miles with out stopping.  The guy who sneaks a ride to the
finish line in a truck does not win or learn anything.  The guys who hiked
the whole way learned that they could do much more than they thought they
could and they were the winners. Dealing with your mind means learning how
to take it apart. Taking a short cut to make it go away for a while is a
losers solution.

Hopefully the command "Be 3 feet back of your head!" worked for you so the
remainder of my email was unnecessary but if not you need to understand that
you have worked very hard to create the games you are compulsively playing
and you will not willingly give them up till you have carefully examined
them one by one and determined that they are causing you more trouble than
they are worth.

Keep on TROMing

Pete




-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]on
Behalf Of me me
Sent: Monday, November 29, 2010 9:19 AM
To: The Resolution of Mind list
Subject: [TROM1] Short Circuit!

I have read TROM multiple times and listened to all of Dennis's tapes (which
I greatly enjoy, the guy is a genius on some level). I hear the words 'a
person wearing a dress' in my sleep sometimes! :)

My trouble is that whenever I start, I just can't seem to run anything. Part
of the problem is that I have very little free time, and what free time I do
have, I seem to spend half comatose recovering from my job. It's quite a
trap, good money, but not quite enough, I've been chasing my tail for 13
years..(though it has its high points).

What happens whenever I start doing RI or level 2 or whatever, is that I
look into my mind, and there is just nothing coherent there. It's like a
basement closet, full of discarded rubbish that I just can't bring myself to
sort though, don't really care about, and just want to set fire to.

So I end up pushing the closet door shut again, turning the TV on, and
watching CSI.

The point is, I want to short circuit this whole game. I would gladly go
through a week of hell to get clear in a week. I had some natural abilities
in my early life which I have to some extent been able to reawaken as a
result of cognitions while reading the TROM material, Filbert, Lkin and
others (and Hubbard of course). I seem to be able to manage zazen for short
periods, I have intimate knowledge of my bedroom wall. But I don't have the
outflowing compassion needed for buddhism. In fact the whole idea of
compassion seems to me to be arbitrary, contrived, an attempt to control
people. It's a scam.

I feel like I'm close, but do I care about Nirvana? Not really. I want my
native abilities back and I want them now. I postulate that I have them,
that I am clear and I get some key out for a while, but I can't seem to stop
PT crap pouring in. It's 2 steps forward and 1, sometimes 2 steps back.
What's so great about present time anyway? If I want to operate in the past,
or the future, surely that is my choice. I listened to PON, much as I think
Tolle probably had a great experience, he is preachy and limited in outlook,
totally obsessed with the GE, not being able to distinguish it from himself.

There must be a quick and dirty way to do this. Maybe if I zap my brain with
240 volts:)

I want to short circuit this whole 'game'. I am not suited to internal
reflection, I am action orientated, ex-military (reserves now). I get no
enjoyment out of running procedures on myself, I don't seem to have any
interest in my engrams, why I do what I do etc. I know I won't care about my
original or primal goals or whatever they are. I have the strong feeling
that I've been there and done that, many many times over. Now I just want to
do my own thing. Fully self and pan determine my lives from here on in.

I guess one of my big goals is exteriorization under full control. Simply
because I believe it will help me make the right choices in the Bardo. I
don't want to come back a clean slate and have to go through all this crap
again! Especially not on this forsaken prison planet!

Does anyone know of the mother of all (solo) processes that can be run
without a meter? Or some really good exteriorization drills that really
work?

Sorry for the verbage and rambling!

Best Regards,

J
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