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    Logosynthesis Quick Reference

     

    The Starting Point

    We are more than body and mind, we’re Essence, a Higher Self.

    The Four Principles:

    1. Suffering is primarily the result of unawareness of our Essence and of our creative tasks.
    2. Dissociated parts and introjects prevent our being fully aware of and living through our core self.
    3. Dissociated parts and introjects are rigid energy structures existing in 3-dimensional space, rather than abstract cognitive parts of mind.
    4. The power of the word itself dissolves these frozen structures and allows the energy they were holding captive to be reclaimed by our real Self.

    The Procedure

    First, create a supporting environment for learning and change. Then identify a concrete symptom to work on, as an answer to meta-question A:

    HOW does your client suffer?

    •  Find the level of distress (SUD scale) for the symptom, on a scale from 0 to 10.
    • Identify the trigger of that symptom, as an answer to meta-question B:

    FROM WHAT does your client suffer?

    Create the Logosynthesis sentences, according to the answers to the FROM WHAT question:

    1. I retrieve all my energy bound up in (the FROM WHAT) X and take it back to the right place in my Self.
    2. I remove all non-me energy related to (the FROM WHAT) X from all of my cells, all of my body and my personal space and send it back to its origin.
    3. I retrieve all my energy bound up in all my reactions to (the FROM WHAT) X and take it back to the right place in my Self.

     

    Then go through the procedure:

    • Let the client say sentence 1
    • Allow the sentence to work until you notice a change.
    • Let the client say sentence 2.
    • Allow the sentence to work until you notice a change.
    • Ask again: HOW and FROM WHAT does the client suffer? Find differences in the answers.
    • Repeat the procedure for the new answers, as long as the client needs.
    • Integrate the change – GO!

    Tips

    • It’s not necessary to mix Logosynthesis with other techniques. Once you decide to apply the system for an issue, stay with it and give it time to work.
    • The Logosynthesis process follows small steps: salami slices, onion peels, an artichoque, an eternal ladder.
    • Find clear answers to the HOW and FROM WHAT questions, before and after saying the sentences, allow the client to recognise even very small steps.
    • Answers to question 1 can help to diagnose the type and the level of distress, with the possibility to notice changes later in the process. Answers to question 2 describe triggering energy constructs in space.
    • As a guide, you don’t need to do anything once you’ve identified the issue and given the sentences. Sit on your hands, wait and see. After saying a sentence, “No change” doesn’t exist, but the steps in the healing process are sometimes small.
    • A diary as part of the treatment contract can support the perception of change in the long run.

     

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