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22 Aug 97
On 14 July, Richard Platek <lion@databahn.net> wrote:
> Pilot, > > Having some experience with spacation, my take on it, is to instantly > release ANY anchor points perceived. This is all that gets noticed, is > anchor points. The bigger the better! Anchor points are felt. And they > also might have mass equal to image. If I had to create a process, I > would say, > > 1. notice a sensation. > 2. take a slow deep breath > 3. Release that breath, in the "direction" of the sensation. > 4. repeat if necessary. > 5. Notice the next sensation (anchor point) > 6. repeat 1-5 above.
There are many variations of spotting lines coming into the body and "from where ..." type processes
or handling the remote sources of things.
But this is a new twist, namely to flow backwards along the line. It seems very smart and workable and I have been
having some fun with it.
> Also, I recalled and re-practiced a VERY valuable process today. I call > it "feeling with the head". Focus perception within and around the space > called head. Feel into and around the brain. Feel into and through the > brain. Feel the head from top to bottom, front to back. Feel into and > through the contraction which is thinking, knowing, stategy, desire to > know and master, knowledge, memory, image, recalled somatics, > everything. Feel your hair follicles. Feel the front of the face. Feel > the backside of the skull. Feel the entire skull itself.
I've already been doing this one. It is actually a nice variation on Hubbard's "feel the aliveness in each
body part".
> Well, what are you waiting for? Try it. > > Love, Lion > .
Very well done.
It seems like new tech is springing up all over the place.
This is how we will make it out, by pooling our ideas and resources rather than fanatically worshipping a single
source.
Thank You,
The Pilot
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