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Paul, Oct. 15/'11 Aarre
What an awesome analysis ! Good stuff. Aarre Peltomaa On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 3:11 AM, Paul Tipon <pti...@proftitleserv.com>wrote: > ************* > The following message is relayed to you by trom@lists.newciv.org > ************ > As Dennis has said, on Level 2 comparisons of ‘then’ and ‘now’ become > automatic. And as I have stated in the past, I have TimeBroke > throughout this lifetime, it was automatic. Another thing I have > said is that I would time break the future. I want to say a little > more about that. > > Lets start off by also noting that Dennis has said that one cannot > view across time. When one pulls up a ‘then’, he re-mocks up that > facsimile to view. Let’s now take the idea that one can mock up a > facsimile of the future. Lets take a simple example of that. > > Mock up that tomorrow you will have your favorite cake for lunch. > Get the full action of biting, chewing, savoring and swallowing that > piece of cake. That was pretty easy, huh. You had a very > pleasurable ‘then’ to TimeBreak. Well if you didn’t have a ‘then’, > you could mock up tomorrow at lunch having that piece of cake. I’m > sure you have done this many times before. It’s called planning for > the future. The ‘future’ and‘now’ have just been TimeBroken. If you > want you can create the importance for tomorrow of eating that cake > tomorrow and TimeBreak against ‘now’ have some control over your > future and I bet you will have that favorite piece of cake for lunch > tomorrow. If doing that is a really really important ‘future’ for > tomorrow, it will happen. Interesting, huh. > > Now lets take the opposite. You know you are in for a fantastic > treat at a world renown French restaurant. Uh oh, you know they are > going to have escargot (snails, cooked of course, not raw. Glad I > told you that, right.). You can’t stand the idea let alone the > sight. Now what? You wind up at the restaurant and your partner is > having luscious escargot with a chilled glass of Chablis. Each > morsel being gently chewed and rolled in the mouth, all flavors being > experienced to the hilt. Ummmmmmmmm. You wind up in utter disgust > and literally throw up at the table, not moving quickly enough to > grab your napkin and make a hasty retreat to the rest room. You wind > up never wanting to see that dinner partner again for various > innumerable reasons. Too bad there went a great meal, relationship > and perhaps a very happy chapter to your life. > > So lets look at that for TimeBreaking. Well you may not have a known > incident of eating escargot or being reviled by the idea in the past, > so what do you do? No ‘then’. Well you mock it up ‘future’ and > TimeBreak it throwing in all sorts of counter this and that about > escargot. Voila! You are now cured and can have a great time with a > partner of choice at a fantastic French restaurant. The world of > livingness and happiness has just been expanded even with a new happy > pleasurable ‘then’ moment to remember. > > Remember, Dennis said all this was only natural. > _______________________________________________ > Trom mailing list > Trom@lists.newciv.org > http://lists.newciv.org/mailman/listinfo/trom >
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