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Hello Cory, I love the questions you asked and it's a great question to pose to oneself because it is seeking of wisdom about life and seeing the spiritual quality of life -- beyond the forms we take.
Dennis realized -- and scientology too -- that we first need to key-out from overt/motivator sequences, the seriousness I mean. Grade 2 of The Grades in Scientology also relieves one of constantly employing and resisting covert games strategies and is helpful for one who has a lot of attention on this. Too many overts in an area and then one occasionally flips into a "protect" mode during their cycles of existence. To help with shifting back and forth between various viewpoints there are some ascension processes that really changed things for me. The simplest one is "Who am I/"/"Who am I not?". Also, "Do I really exist?". These can be positive meditational processes. Sedona Method uses such processes in their "The Fifth Way". It's a bit like having a near-death-experience where one sees interactions through the eyes of a creator and as a result is never the same again. Wordless consciousness. Seeing suffering and inequity can be restimulative of past incidents. Removing your own charge will at least help you be more effective in doing something about it, bringing peace. Colleen
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