If you do not work on yourself, then you operate in what Charles Tart would call a consensus hypnosis, unconsciously fulfilling impersonal cultural tasks and goals.

feelings and states that are outside your normal identity. You feel “stoned,” “euphoric” or “tranced out.”

Frequently you are dreamed up, that is, you pick up experiences which the other person dreams about but has an edge against.

I processed the information.

If you don’t amplify and work with little pains, then they reappear in other areas of your body or in other channels, like relationship.

At that point, where a secondary process appears, the client can choose, of course, whether she wants to become aware of it or not.

Everyone can choose what should stop in their own way. But certainly the vast majority of us need to “stop” our attachment to being who we think we are: sweet or nasty, ambitious or religious, cosmopolitan or materialistic! We need to be real in the sense of temporarily identifying with what we are doing and feeling at a given moment. And then we

All sides are weak in relationship work. All of us lose our awareness as we fall into the altered states created by strong emotions.

Her embarrassment to wriggle in front of the group indicates that the group now carries the projection of the movement inhibitor, the quiet side of her.