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Khepri

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Timebreaking Experience
« on: June 19, 2021, 12:16:43 am »
I have been running back through TROM levels 2 and then 3 recently, as I had stopped playing a while back. So I got to wondering where I might actually be in the TROM levels.

I was going back through level 3 and spotted the moments that I was slipping out of present time to experience the 'past moment' or the 'being created in the moment' moment. Recognising this moment and then purposefully being here and now and also running the moment is encouraging.

And this experience has also provided the cognition that this slipping out of PT due to the 'moment' taking the attention is the impingement of the bank, thus now having a reality on seeing what DS meant when you get to do what the bank is doing.

Time for more #3

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Re: Timebreaking Experience
« Reply #1 on: August 07, 2021, 01:03:16 am »
Hi Khepri,

How would you describe the "falling away in intensity compared to present time", is it something that should be very obvious when you start L3 or is it something that you will become more and more aware of once doing L3?

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Re: Timebreaking Experience
« Reply #2 on: August 07, 2021, 06:11:58 am »
Jur93n,

For myself, the past moment can be observed in 'this' moment, it can be run forwards - backwards - stopped - run fast - run slow. All with my attention in the Now - seeing and hearing the world around and with my attention on the past scene.

There are times, that I slip away in to the Past scene and lose the Now, that is when I know I am still on #3 as it is these moments 'the bank' has taken over control - that's fine, as soon as I realise I dropped out of PT, I can realign myself and start again.

Interestingly (or serendipitously), this landed in my universe today from another source:

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This very interesting conglomeration of questions, of course, are designed to strike straight home to the lowest level of aberration on the analytical plane. And I had an awful time dictating these questions. I had a formula set up and I was just reading off this formula and so on, and all of a sudden I'd go out of present time and then I'd come back up to present time and I'd dictate a few more questions I'd figure out, then I'd find myself . . . I all of a sudden discovered that I had been sitting at the desk for five minutes doing nothing, see—I'd get back up to present time and go on with my work.
LRH Lecture 51.08.15 - HEV-05

For me then the Intensity, relates to how much it pulls me from PT - I am not aware of any past scenes that cause me any discomfort anymore, pretty much run all of that stuff out with other practices.

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Re: Timebreaking Experience
« Reply #3 on: August 07, 2021, 06:44:21 am »
Thank you Khepri,

Very helpful and insightful and i can actually observe what you mean. I seem to be at the end of L2, no matter what object i take from the past, there is no change whatsoever and the comparison is near automatic. The more i relax the quicker the comparison. It is like what you said regarding scenes, for me objects do not seem to 'drag' me into the past, instead they are just here in the now and you can easily do the comparison, even starts to get really boring.
So I can see what you mean regarding scenes and that some of them might take you out of the present to some degree, which could be regarded as an intensity.

The next step for me is to take as many past persons/bodies and run the changes out.

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Jurgen