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Hi, this is Karalee, and I had a small win with RI.

I am an occluded case - at best feel like I'm seeing things very shadowy
and fuzzy. My first big win with RI was getting the object out of my head -
stop running it as a process - and placing it into the actual space around
me.  Today and yesterday I noticed that the objects I bring into existence
are starting to take on more realness to me, more solidity. For example, a
clay pot I typically like to RI is now more real, more gritty.

I start my RI with a handwritten list of stuff normally in my space and I
run through that list; sometimes I change the object up a little ... turn
it blue, give it added features, etcetera, but not always. Change occurs
(usually yawns) and I keep going through the handwritten list until no more
change and I feel more present, the environment looks more real to me ...
not overlayed by fuzzy mind stuff.

If even that feels difficult (because of the occlusion) I drop down a
gradient and do a six directions RI, and change occurs when I do that too
... put the object around me six directions and hold all six copies of it
there.

This is the RI I do when prepping for timebreaking; otherwise, when not
prepping for the timebreaking part of the session, I might do a more
expanded RI with ideal scenes just for the fun of it... luxuriate in it
with regard to things I would like to experience, or as an aversion
therapy... try putting scary black spiders all around you, eh!  :-))

Another thing I like about RI is that when I start it I realize I am the
center, so it brings up a certain realization of self with regard to
creating and things thus created. Who is this creator?

So, even though the exercise brings your viewpoint more fully into the here
and now, I find it also to be very expanding of viewpoint of who I am
(life) in relation to the created things.... seeing what is more important
or central, or causal. The exercise gnaws away at the fixed importance to
always be creating something along with fixed aversions to creating
something.
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