Trom (The Resolution of Mind)

Thats interesting thanks for posting it!

Hey Tromfan! Loved this post. I found it especially helpfull when you showed examples. Good info and its nice that im married and dont have to worry about seduction anymore but i can recall a time when i had tried to seduce women. You opened my eyes. Thanks

This is how i think. A postulate comes from the causation source. Naming a postualte anything other than a postulate is wrong. But the result of that postulate is what dennis is describing. They are states of an intention. Am i wrong on this or got a misunderstood?

Thanks. Now we can listen.

Thanks! Im sure this will be helpful to many beings.

Thats a great write up. Thanks. I really liked how you crossed the two technologies.

Ive been caught up on this "if you can get the being to do what the reactive mind does analytically" part. "Bring something into existence" seems to be doing what the reactive mind does.

Cory writes:  Cool. When you say 360 degrees you mean like lemons around the head in a circle? Cool how you felt peaceful. How much time did you have to put into it to feel peace? Do you go through the tone scale?


One Trommer I talk with says to put it all around yourself, generally meaning the body and space around it.   I put up a lemon in front of me or some theme of a lemon or lemons and enlarge it and put it all around me 360.   I stick with what Dennis says about not worrying if one cannot see it very well.   I do feel a change of mass or energies when I put it around me 360 even though I do not totally see it and I'm a bit sloppy about making sure it is all around my body. I just sort of do a swirl around me as best I can.  Just postulate it all around me.

To feel the peacefulness of quiet mind took about 8 hours over two days.   Today when I woke up I started touching things until I felt I could do RI proper.   The peacefulness of mind is not yet stable. Doing RI the way I did puts "thinking" in a whole new perspective.   :-)

Thanks that was good. Sometimes it takes a lot just for a few minutes. Ri sort of reminds me of those nights i cant sleep when im imagining something ill be getting the next day or a project I want to do. It really wakes me up. I guess ri is different though putting it 360 around your body.

On p.22 of The TROM book, I see two sentences which confuse me: http://take.ms/elErA

The first one is: """All the subject of reason limit the possible and define the reasonable"""

This is not a well-formed English sentence. What do you suppose the author was trying to express here?

Next we read: """The most reasonable postulate is a complementary postulate"""

The reason this confuses me is that I wonder why a postulate needs to be complementary to anything: it stands on its own.

Your right a postulate is a postulate in a state exterior to your body. A state where your uneffected by anything can be a strait postulate without consequence. Scientology calls it serenity of beingness. However people dont operate like this. If the average person makes a "postulate" it is formulated based on your life experience, which is a series of effects in your life. They thinj it through first. That thouhht bombards with all possible bad situations and is crafted based on them. Thus most "postulates" are in fact just counter postulates to something else. A reaction. Thus we have the four kinds of effect postulates. A cause postulate is pure and uninterrupted by past effects. Its done without reservation or inhibitions because its done in the present moment now, not from the mind or the past.