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David,

it was you who recommended Oahspe to me a couple of weeks ago.
You said that it changed your life. Made me curious if course.
I'm grateful you did.

Could not manage to finish the book until now (I think I've done
almost up to page 500 of the 1500 pages. It's not really
the kind of material one would call 'easy reading' ;-)

Up to around page 100 I was often tempted to abandon it.
But leaving a book unfinished is so unsatisfying and then it
fascinated me more and more as I went on.

The problem I had - and still have - with this kind of material
is, that I can not very well align such data to the technical
stuff I'm so used to and which is much in the tradition of Scientology.
It boils down to aligning a pure religion (especially those mono-
theistic ones with a creator entity) with the views of an application-
oriented religious philosophy which is heavily biased towards
'superiority of the self'. Occasionally it appeared to me that
the latter must be close to blasphemy from an Oahspe viewpoint.

On the other hand we can perceive the positive effects which processing
creates upon us. Never the less, your observation that "real life"
is still restimualtive even when you have wins in therapy is real to me.

In that respect you're most likely correct in stating that Oahspe
is balancing scientology.

I'm trying to resolving the seeming contradictions like that:
Books like Oahspe, and similar material, suggest to live your life
in a certain manner to ascend to higher states of beingness, to
more fulfillment, completeness, happiness, ...
While processing-tech is a tool which can support and accelerate
ones progress along that way. But the mere tool itself will do
nothing for us. One must some way or other prove under real-life
conditions its effectiveness. All tech finally pertains to life
itself.

It becomes plausible why some "bridges" emphasize a two - or even
three - lane approach. Those are: Processing - Study and Training -
and last but not least: Application in life.
(The order is arbitrary; none of those aspect has seniority - as
far as I see it.)



The way you look at your case, the way you analyze it ...
I understand what you're saying.



The "negativism" subject is interesting. I agree with the
conclusions you share at the end.



Robin


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David, take all the time you need. We're not in a hurry or
collecting study points for the sake of a statistic here ;-)
Did not mean to push you, just had some spare time to do that
recent write-up.


I've the feeling you're doing fine with your clearing work.
How about replacing the (aberrating) with (restimulative)?

I think, auditing which does not restimulate to a certain degree
is not real good auditing. It seems you're going through much
changes. I really admire your persistence.




This citation of Jesus makes me think. I've some vague ideas
what it could mean but not more than that. Somewhere - and I
really wished I could remember where - I read something similar
(perhaps in the Oahspe material?). If I find out I let you know.


Greetings

Robin


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I just started reading the Nag Hammadi material,

https://archive.org/stream/pdfy-VQak8K5FtBf5Aa6X/The%20Nag%20Hammadi%20Library_djvu.txt

and close to the beginning I came across these mysterious words:


Jesus said, "If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring
forth will save you. If you do not
bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy
you."



I find them very interesting.

It makes me ask;  do the words mean to do a catharsis, what we call
auditing or processing?



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Robin,

I acknowledge your post.

Thanks.

I was working on  a reply to your  previous post asking to explain the
problems I am having  with L5,  but I can only handle so much TROM over
a
certain period of time.

So sometimes it takes a while.

I find TROM about as equally traumatic and overwhelming (aberrating) as
it's ability to resolve case.  :)

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Il 30/10/16 13:00, [email protected] ha scritto:
Jesus said, "If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring
forth will save you. If you do not
bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy you."

hello trommers,
my understanding is this.Imagine consciousness existing in the void ,
with nothing attached to it.You simply exist.You don't have a body,you
don't have a mind,
you don't have universe.You have in a state with no-game.Then you have
pure consciousness.That is what , for me , Jesus means with the " if you
bring forth ..."
what is within us is consciousness engaged with no games.I have never
reached that state,Because there is always something running in my
mind.A ptp (present time problem), a future goal to achieve, etc.But if
could achieve this state of pure consciousness with no game to deal
with, we can just take a breath,look at the games , and change them the
way we like , instantly (and here we do make miracles).A physicist
Nassin Haramein ,suggest that at a quantum level reality flashes in and
out of existence.We should be able to reach the point of pure
consciousness,change the image we are projecting into existence (first
ability of life :"bring something into existence" , and so to speak
manifest a miracle. Of course you can't reach this state of ability ,
with compulsive games hanging around.
SO what do you think ? isn't time to start bringing some miracles into
existence and play with them ?
miracle tromming,
alessandro.


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Robin,

I was surprised to read your mention of  the book  Oahspe.

That is one of my all time favorite books.

It was very much a life changing (and outlook on the world and universe and
it's other dimensions) book, which I first read in 92.

It is a perfect book to act as a balancer to scn.


Re; Your comments on my processing:

You may have a point there.

I do a lot of thinking and evaluating of what is going on.


It appears to me that I have been mostly processing a valence all this
time, through various kinds of auditing since I began in 97.

And this is the one that is quite flat on L 4.


That does not explain exactly what is going on, only in a way or partly.


There is  an impenetrable barrier to a lot of stuff or the worst stuff,
(that is not penetrable in auditing sessions), but does break through
during the rough and tumble of  everyday life and it is very aberrated,

It is the "me" that I suppressed or covered up (as a result of an abusive
and  totally fucked up suppressive childhood heavily implanted with false
and limiting data and bad control, incl a number of severe beatings)   by
constructing an alternative identity, to attempt to function normally in
life.

It is most embarrassing and often offensive or insulting to others, and
embarrassing and humiliating to me.


Under normal conditions it is totally numb or paralyzed.

It consists of some forms of catatonia and cataplexy, and schitzotypal
personality disorder, to name some things.

It is likely  the severe beatings that cause the cataplexy and catatonia,
and other forms of extreme overwhelm.


David









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David, take all the time you need. We're not in a hurry or
collecting study points for the sake of a statistic here ;-)
Did not mean to push you, just had some spare time to do that
recent write-up.


I've the feeling you're doing fine with your clearing work.
How about replacing the (aberrating) with (restimulative)?

I think, auditing which does not restimulate to a certain degree
is not real good auditing. It seems you're going through much
changes. I really admire your persistence.




This citation of Jesus makes me think. I've some vague ideas
what it could mean but not more than that. Somewhere - and I
really wished I could remember where - I read something similar
(perhaps in the Oahspe material?). If I find out I let you know.


Greetings

Robin


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Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2016 15:44:42 -0400
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I just started reading the Nag Hammadi material,

https://archive.org/stream/pdfy-VQak8K5FtBf5Aa6X/The%20Nag%
20Hammadi%20Library_djvu.txt

and close to the beginning I came across these mysterious words:


Jesus said, "If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring
forth will save you. If you do not
bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy
you."



I find them very interesting.

It makes me ask;  do the words mean to do a catharsis, what we call
auditing or processing?



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Robin,

I acknowledge your post.

Thanks.

I was working on  a reply to your  previous post asking to explain the
problems I am having with L5, but I can only handle so much TROM over a
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So sometimes it takes a while.

I find TROM about as equally traumatic and overwhelming (aberrating) as
it's ability to resolve case.  :)

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I just learned something interesting from mainstream psychology, called
negativism


Definition of *negativism*

   1.

     an attitude of mind marked by skepticism especially about nearly
   everything affirmed by others
   2.

a tendency to refuse to do, to do the opposite of, or to do something
   at variance with what is asked
   3. a contrarian
   4. *. * The practice or habit of being skeptical, critical, or
   pessimistic, especially toward the views or suggestions of others.
*5. * Behavior characterized by persistent refusal, without apparent or
   logical reasons, to act on or carry out suggestions, orders, or
   instructions of others.

*6. *a tendency to be or a state of being unconstructively critical

*7. * (Philosophy) any sceptical or derisive system of thought

*8. * (Psychiatry) *psychiatry* refusal to do what is expected or suggested
or the tendency to do the opposite

9. being condescending

10. A psychological disorder.  A personality disorder.




This is classic "bank"  talking and acting.

A significant part of the population is that way today.




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