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Pete McLaughlin P.s. You need to sign your posts so others know who is talking. Sincerely Pete Sent from my iPad > On Jul 22, 2016, at 8:52 AM, The Resolution of Mind list > <[email protected]> wrote: > > ************* > The following message is relayed to you by [email protected] > ************ > I currently assist someone who read TROM -- through a present-time problem > that they feel keeps them from doing the TROM exercises (issues with time), > by asking up front for the postulate(s) during the time-stop that Dennis > discussed in his "IP" lectures. John Galusha also developed this technique > after a insight from one of his clients. > We start the session with RI and end with RI. I noticed that the ending RI is > sometimes interactive because I'm likewise 360'ing into existence what the > "another" brings into existence and I lightheartedly offer up some things to > bring into existence and it gets quite playful as one is usually keyed-out a > bit after a session - or the RI will key one out if the one session was not > fully resolving the present-time problem. > This reminded me of Dennis' description of the interactive version of the > "Surprise Game". > Here is an excerpt from Dennis' lecture on "The Surprise Game". > > The Surprise Game > > Well why doesn’t the postulate ever fail? Alright to understand that I better > give you another example. > Back in the 1950’s in London there used to be a game us auditors played and > it’s based upon a very, very old game on the time track. Very, very… very > early in this universe there’s a game called the “Surprise Game” . You see, > the spiritual … goes up to another being and says, “look now,” he says’ > “imagine this box here.” He got this box… imagine a box. And , “Yes,” says > the other being and he imagines a box. “Just imagine,” he says, “when you > open the lid of this box and look inside you will get a surprise. Just agree > that that will be so.” And the other being says, “Alright. I agree that when > I open up the box and look inside I will get a surprise.” > 09:53 > So he and the first being says to him, “Ok, now go ahead and open the little > box and look inside.” So he opens the lid of the box that he’s just mocked > up. Opens it and looks inside and, of course, gets a surprise. See? > 10:03 > “What a marvelous game,” you see, surprise game. And we used to play this > game in London. Ron Hubbard introduced the game there is… he told us it was > an early track game and many of us checked it out and found it is so you can > find it, you can find this game on anyone’s timetrack. Right very, very early > on. Very early universe this game is. But the…the surprise game. > 10:29 > used to play this game with all the other auditors. We used to play on each > other and play it on…. Get other people to play this game and get our > preclears to play this game. Dennis > > > > > > -- > > _______________________________________________ > TROM mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.newciv.org/mailman/listinfo/trom
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