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Subject:
             TROM: Replay B19
        Date:
             Fri, 24 Apr 1998 16:46:13 +0200
       From:
             Antony Phillips <[email protected]>
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             International Viewpoints
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             [email protected]
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 From : Andreas Mittermayr                 236/174.10     Wed 19 Jul 95
10:45
 To  : Bill Maier <[email protected]>                   Wed 19 Jul 95
22:26
 Subj : Re: Completions of Level 2
  
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Apparently-to: [email protected]
From: Andreas Mittermayr <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Completions of Level 2

Hi Bill,

> Andreas,
>
> You wrote:
>
> >Could you please explain how it was, when you finished Level 2 ? I am doing
> >Level 2 for several hours now (25-30). It works for me to timebreak objects
> >and Persons from the scene, doing RI is ok too. And I also get the feeling
> >that comparing gets nearly automatic, what shows that I am probably moving
> >to Level 3. But I have not the feeling that Level 2 is finished. I thing
> >I could do it hundred of hours. I don't feel/see any case gain. I am
> >feeling good and happy after a session, but I can not say that I have the
> >feeling that there 'has gone something away' after any session. I often
have
> >read articles on this list like: (any level) "I have blown away this and
> >this via timebreaking in Level ...". I never had such an experience.
> >
> >Could you or anyone explain about there experience when moving from
> >Level to Level ?
>
> My suggestion to you is to trust your own judgement on this matter.
Learning
> to take self-responsibility for one's case is an implicit part of the TROM
> program.  However, I have trouble with this myself.  It's not always easy
to
> see if I'm overrun or whatever.

Yes, one point could be self-responsibility. Another could be insecurity.
Insecurity
if I really understand the tech, if I am applying it correct. One problem is
what
scenes to take for timebreaking. I often think if the object/scene I get is
worth it
to timebreak it, are there objects/scenes which are more important. And a
feeling
that is near to "I could do it hundreds of hours": There are sure hundreds of
significant scenes and objects: it seems to be an endless job to timebreak
them
all.

>
> I would like to point out some of the things you yourself mentioned that
> might serve to clarify this issue.  You said "I could do it hundreds of
> hours.  I don't feel/see any case gain."  From this I would say that
perhaps
> Level 2 is complete, either overrun or perhaps it was too light of a
process
> for you.  I'd suggest trying level 3.

Yes, I think I will have a try.


>
> I would be interested in seeing a brief introduction to yourself.  I posted
> one for me some time ago, but if you missed it I could send it to you.  I
am
> also curious as to the location of fmi.uni-passau.de.
>
> Bill
>

Well, I am a computer-science student in the 12th semster at the university of
Passau.
That is in the very south-west of Germany. I read LRH 'Diantic' 6 or 7
years ago
and
was very curious about if Dianetic really works. Going to a
Scientology-center,
making the test, and then deciding that I would not join the church, though I
was
( and I am still ) very interested in the tech. Via news-net and
'alt.clearing.technology' I heard about TROM, ordered it and started to use
it.
So I have no Scientology-background/experience. Books about
clearing-technology
I read
are: Dianetic, The second L. Kin book and Transformational Processing from
Flemming.


Greetings,
  Andreas!



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 Msg : 182 of 289                         Rcv Pvt K/s Scn
  
 From : Andreas Mittermayr                 2:236/174.10   Thu 20 Jul 95
09:02
 To  : Bill Maier <[email protected]>                   Thu 20 Jul 95
20:55
 Subj : Re: Level 1
  
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Apparently-to: [email protected]
From: Andreas Mittermayr <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Level 1

Bill,

> One other thought occurred to me.  Did you ever get any change
> from the RI process?  In other words, did you pass the test
> Stephens set for beginning level 2?
>
> Bill
>
Yes, I passed the test.

Andreas!


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 From : Bill Maier                         2:236/174.10   Wed 19 Jul 95
12:00
 To  : Andreas Mittermayr <[email protected]>    Thu 20 Jul 95
20:55
 Subj : Re: Completions of Level 2
  
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Apparently-to: [email protected]
From: [email protected] (Bill Maier )
Subject: Re: Completions of Level 2

Andreas,

Thank you for your bio, I enjoyed reading it. By the way, I am a
software engineer here in Texas. I've been writing software for over
15 years now. For the last few years I've been writing C and C++
programs for pharmacies, but I've held lots of different jobs and have
done everything from firmware to ray-traced computer graphics.

Don't worry too much what scenes you timebreak. Levels 4 and 5 make
sure that the "important ones" get taken care. Also, the later levels
allow you to timebreak on a much faster and larger scale.

Bill

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 From : Bill Maier                         2:236/174.10   Wed 19 Jul 95
11:44
 To  : [email protected]          Thu 20 Jul 95
20:55
 Subj : Re: Level 4
  
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Apparently-to: [email protected]
From: [email protected] (Bill Maier )
Subject: Re: Level 4

You wrote:
>
>Hi Bill,
>

[snip]

>There's another thing Stephens said, but I'm not sure whether that
>is really clear from the original manuscript: It's no shame to
>step back a Level. If things get too heavy, go back a Level, break
>up parts, and then go back and tackle the whole thing.
>
>And, of course, do PLENTY of RI. :-)
>
>Marc
>
>P.S.: Don't worry, I had to learn about doing enough RI the hard way,
too...
>

Thanks for the info. I already stepped back a level once, in going
from Level 2 to Level 3. As for RI, on both Level 2 and Level 3 I
spent nearly as much time doing RI as I did the level processes! I was
just so excited by the total blow-out I experienced at Level 4 that I
neglected RI that evening. Never again! :)

Bill


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 From : "Dustin W. Carr"                   2:236/174.10   Wed 19 Jul 95
19:17
 To  : trom-l <[email protected]>                         Thu 20 Jul 95
20:56
 Subj : Re: Level 4
  
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Apparently-to: [email protected]
From: "Dustin W. Carr" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Level 4

On Wed, 19 Jul 1995, Bill Maier wrote:

> You wrote:
> >
> >Hi Bill,
> >
>
> [snip]
>
> >There's another thing Stephens said, but I'm not sure whether that
> >is really clear from the original manuscript: It's no shame to
> >step back a Level. If things get too heavy, go back a Level, break
> >up parts, and then go back and tackle the whole thing.
> >
> >And, of course, do PLENTY of RI. :-)
> >
> >Marc
> >
> >P.S.: Don't worry, I had to learn about doing enough RI the hard way,
> too...
> >
>
> Thanks for the info.  I already stepped back a level once, in going
> from Level 2 to Level 3.  As for RI, on both Level 2 and Level 3 I
> spent nearly as much time doing RI as I did the level processes!  I was
> just so excited by the total blow-out I experienced at Level 4 that I
> neglected RI that evening.  Never again!  :)
>
> Bill

Actually RI to level process ratio for me has been about 3:1.

Never say never. After alot of level 5, the meaning of RI changed
significantly for me, in a way that I can not describe adequately. I can
just say that I don't feel quite as much need to do RI, even though
bigger and better things continue to happen. I almost enjoy all of this
chaotic energy that flows through my space.


Dustin.

>
>

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