Originally Posted by RogerB View Post
Also, "out/int" would likely be an unknown concept to folks who've never been in Scn . . . so I suspect an explanation of the phenomena and its related consequences would be very beneficial. It'd also help them "feel" the forces and charge that can manifest.
I'm aiming at a Scn crowd with this one and the other Scn modules (Exp ARC S/W, Exp Grade 0 etc.). I wouldn't expect non-Scios to be particularly interested and I don't think I would deliberately steer them in the direction of purely Scn material anyway.
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Bottom line in my view is that "ext" and "int" is not really an in or out of body issue. Though that can be a PT expression, or a trigger of, the more basic spiritual phenomena of being present "here" or "in" fixedly or being "elsewhere" or "out of here" fixedly.
What I am currently saying there is:
• It is not obvious what is meant by Interiorization and Exteriorization with regard to a spiritual being and his/her body. The simplistic view that a being pops in and out of the body like a golf ball dropping into the cup and being picked out of it is not accurate.
• What *is* true is that many people have had various pains and pressures and difficulties with auditing relieved by addressing and handling the subject of "Int."
• It is probably true to say that:
• • Exteriorization is the action of the being changing his condition with regard to the body to a status more outside the body than before; and
• • Interiorization is the action of the being changing his status with regard to the body to one more inside the body than before.
• So this PaulsRobot Int section is very short of theory, but it does contain the regular Scn procedures, as far as they can be done in the Robot paradigm.
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I should probably amend that a bit as I wrote it before getting into all the Int RD by Groups stuff. I need to up my reality on having Int problems with bodies and other items in order to write something properly that is within my reality and understanding. For now I might just change the words "with regard to the body" to
"with regard to the body or something else" and leave it vague like that, although I am always open to suggestion.
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I don't recall all of the 12 Int buttons (you got them handy? to save me trying to find them?) I suspect there may be benefit in adding some further items that will be more specific to the spiritual phenomena.
Without getting inventive in the least, I am using the standard 12:
GO IN
WENT IN
PUT IN
INTERIORIZED INTO SOMETHING
WANT TO GO IN
CAN'T GET IN
KICKED OUT OF SPACES
CAN'T GO IN
BEING TRAPPED
FORCED IN
PULLED IN
PUSHED IN
As I said, I have been trying to follow the regular Scn procedures as much as possible with this, at least for the Recall Int RD (End of Endless Int Repair RD) and R3X Int RD (Int RD with Engram Running). On that last, it is impossible to have an engram-running module at PaulsRobot that works without using R3X because of the anaten factor and the severe limitations of regular R3R sending the pc down the track hunting for earlier similar incidents instead of waiting for one (if it exists) to come up into PT for him as the topic discharges.
I'm getting a bit more lax with Int RD by Groups, including Int by Dynamics, as the RD is not well known at all anyway and will be a novelty to most. And while I'm at it, I'll throw in your (Rog's) Repeater Int RD for good measure, and since that one will be completely new anyway I don't see why I can't add more buttons to that one, but not the first two (Recall Int RD and R3X Int RD).
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I would prefer a question worded as: "Connected to . . . . ?"
And if we add some questions to actually get the intentions, the "int buttons" would form a question as this:
"Connected to . . . . are you going in?"
"Connected to . . . . are you trying to get in?"
"Connected to . . . . are you going out or getting out?"
"Connected to . . . . trying to get out or get away?"
OK, but remember I'm not going for an instant-read type response here, more of a slow-assessment-by-TA type response. I think the latter is needed to get the client to chew over the meaning of it more than posing the simple question and nothing else, especially in the responses a long list being read at the individual's own pace from the screen would elicit.
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Though I must say an out/int R/D by Dynamics doesn't "resonate" with me . . . maybe because I'm sort of out of that kind of case level/scenario.
Yeah. But this isn't a one-size-fits-all rundown that you have to do in order to get into Heaven. It's totally optional. If it looks interesting to the client, give it a whack, and if not, don't. It's not a big deal. I've got 25+ other modules to play around with. It's not like it costs $500 an hour and needs OK from Snr C/S Int first.
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I would use/ask the question this way: "Connected to (area) what intention or intentions are you carrying out (or implementing . . . your choice ) ?" I used the plural as well s the singular so as to avoid the trap of trying to find the "only one right answer." This way they client can get the answer or all of the answers.
OK, thanks.
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Not done "Rub and Yawn" . . . too busy with my other stuff . . . so I defer to you on that one
But I suspect that for your average non-Scn public rub and yawn will be the preferred and more effective way to reduce the charge than any recall or R3X or R3R type action.
I agree, but as I said, the Scn modules are aimed at a Scn public. The explanations are deliberately written in Scn lingo, although they would still be intelligible to a non-Scio should he stray into one by mistake.
Thanks for all the help Rog.
Paul
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