Basic Peat Step-by-Step Process 1) Defne the Challenge as Specifcally As Possible •
Choose the most charged part o the experience. experience. Example "I am upset my boss yelled at me today." "I fear my job interview tomorrow."
!) Determine "hat is a desirable o#tcome or "hat "o#ld yo# li$e to achie%e as a res#lt. •
&hat "o#ld "o#ld ' rather eel( &hat "o#ld be a more satisying o#tcome( Example "When I see a syringe, I want to be relaxed and at peace."
) *eel the challenge as intensely as possible and rate its intensity on scale rom + to 1+. •
S#b,ecti%e nits o Distress SD) is a s#b,ecti%e scale or meas#ring the intensity o the challenge rom + to 1+. *ind or recreate the most intense moment o the experience and rate it rom + to 1+. Example /When you see a syringe, how uncomfortable uncomfortable are you from a scale of 0 to 10" 0his 10" 0his is the SD le%el.
) Create a set-#p statement2*orm#la statement2*orm#la or 3limination o Sel-Sabotage Sel-Sabotage •
•
•
Create FESS statement/Formula for Elimination of SelfSabotage . /!ven /!ven though I insert problem# I love and accept myself, my body, my mind, my personal and the problem#." 'n this statement4 yo# are basically stating "hat 'S4 "hat yo# are experiencing "hat yo# don5t "ant to be experiencing. 'n a "ay4 yo#5re telling yo#r a"areness to pay attention to "hat yo# "ill be addressing in this process. 0his statement statement also #narms #narms yo#r #nconscio#s #nconscio#s resistence resistence to resol%ing resol%ing psychological reversal reversal ). yo#r challenge psychological ). "hich can #ndermine the "hole process. By ac$no"ledging and accepting it4 yo# "illingly gi%e #p yo#r resistance and eliminate sel-sabotage.
Psychological Reversal is a negati%e direction o moti%ation and energy contrary to the conscio#s desire. 'n essence4 it is #nconscio#s energetic sel-sabotage.
6) Apply Basic Peat process #ntil intensity o challenge has gone do"n to +. •
Start "ith the *3SS Set#p Statement4 to#ching Chestpoint "ith t"o fngers on either let or right hand. 7et hand recommended as the next
ac#point is on the let side and yo# "ill need not to s"itch hands. •
0hen mo%e to the 7et 1st eyepoint #sing let hand4 ollo"ing all alternating se8#ences #ntil all points ha%e been stim#lated. At each point4 yo# close yo#r eyes4 ta$e deep breathes and bring a"areness to yo#r experience. 9et associated "ith it as m#ch as yo# are able to see4 hear4 eel4 remember4 etc.
•
Ater all eyepoints4 re%al#ate the SD. n"anted charge sho#ld be at +.
•
' SD is higher than +4 repeat Basic P3A0 process. :nly no"4 modiy the *3SS Set#p staement to re;ect a change in yo#r a"areness. Example: "!ven though I still feel$experience challenge# I deeply love and accept myself, my body, my mind, my personality and the fact that I still feel$experience." Example: "Even though I still feel some fear of needles, I deeply love and accept myself, my body, my mind, my personality and the fact that I still feel some fear of needles."
•
=) Stabili>e ne" state thro#gh Expansion Technique . •
*oc#s on ho" yo# eel abo#t yo#r challenge right no" "hen yo# are at /+/. Close yo#r eyes and oc#s on ho" yo#r body eels4 too. ?eep oc#sing on yo#r eelings o this ne" impro%ed state. 0hen mentally expand these ne" eelings inront and behind yo# li$e a "a%e all the "ay into the #ni%erse@ then4 to the let and to the right4 abo%e and belo" and fnally4 all directions li$e a star. 0his techni8#e "ill reinorce and stabili>e yo#r impro%ed state.
) Chec$ or opposition. •
Ater elimination o the #n"anted state4 "e "ant to chec$ i there is any remaining opposition. So loo$ care#lly into yo#rsel and ans"er this. "Is there anything inside of me that opposes the resolution of this challenge right now" Do not linger on this 8#estion. ' nothing comes #p in 1+-16 seconds4 mo%e on to next step.
•
' an opposing content s#races and gets reacti%ated4 repeat a ne" Basic Peat process4 beginning "ith that content. ' yo# do not process it4 this opposition "ill #ndetermine the pre%io#s s#ccess and permanent res#lts may not be achie%ed.
•
Example% "I feel more or less comfortable with needles now, but I fear that if it is a long needle, I will still frea& out."
) Chec$ or #t#re opposition. •
•
•
0o pre%ent rec#rrence o the problem it is essential to chec$ or the opposition in the #t#re. As$ yo#rsel. /Do ' thin$ or eel that my problem co#ld ret#rn in the #t#re4 against my "ill(/ ' yo# do4 r#n the process on that eeling. o#r ne" FE etup tatement "ill be. "!ven though I thin&$fear that this problem will come bac& in the future, I deeply love and accept myself, my body, my mind, my personality, and the fact that I thin&$fear that this problem may come bac& in the future./ Contin#e "ith the process #ntil there is no concern abo#t the problem in the #t#re. o" that yo# eel at peace "ith yo#r challenge4 yo# reali>e that yo# can eel and react diEerently "hen yo# ace the same sit#ation or thin$ abo#t the tro#blesome e%ent. 'n other "ords4 yo# can "illingly choose a diEerent reaction beca#se yo# $no" ho" it eels. So4 the "ords /against my will/ in8#ire into any opposition that is not o yo#r %olition.
Example /'y friends will thin& that I was fa&ing my dear before and will ma&e fun of me or be upset with me."
F) *orgi%e. •
'mportant step as "ell. &hile engaged in orgi%eness4 the person remo%es the last attachment to their #n"anted state. Depending on "hat eels comortable4 yo# can #se "ords li$e 9od4 Gigher Sel4 at#re4 'nfnite 7ight4 etc
•
P#t index and middle fnger on chest point and state.
•
•
•
•
! "I accept that #od$%niverse has created a &orld in &hich people$I can experience 'state your problem". ( "I forgive all humans and other beings for playing their part in my experience of con)ict and confusion around 'the problem." * "I forgive myself for creating and maintaining my experiences of con)ict and confusion around 'the problem." E+-PE:
•
•
•
1) " accept that !o has create a #orl in #hich can fear neeles$" %) forgive all humans an other beins for playing their part in my experience of con&ict an confusion aroun the fear of neeles$" ') forgive myself for creating an maintaining my experience of con&ict an confusion aroun the fear of neeles$"
1+) ctivate •
•
'n addition to stabili>ation4 in order to re-enorce the shit in conscio#sness aro#nd the problem yo# can thin$ o a positi%e action that yo# can do to remind yo#rsel o and anchor the ne" impro%ed state.
Example / I will buy a syringe and touch the needle ./ 0his is not an installation o a positi%e state4 b#t installation o positi%e action. By doing this step4 yo# acti%ate yo#r ne" a"areness. / What is one thing I can do that will activate this new state(/ or "What is one act that I can do that will say bac& to me, I am in a new place about this." 't co#ld be as simple as "I will ta&e a deep breath next time I see a syringe."
#P/0 tep !. closes his eyes. Are p#tting t"o fngers o his let hand on his let eye frst point. Select the e%ent rom the past that ca#sed o#r negati%e emotions4 "e still can not let go 8#ietly.
tep (. Hie"ing the sit#ation and choose the most-most embarrassing moment. &e fx this point4 i "e p#t the %ideo on pa#se. o" "e "ill "or$ only "ith this moment4 no shiting in time.
tep *. the frst person4 as i "e sa" "ith their o"n eyes4 restore the image. &hat "e sa" in ront o him at the most embarrassing moment( &hat a pict#re paints a memory( All the "hile contin#ing to $eep yo#r fngers on the pointI
tep 0. no" eel the emotions that "e had in that moment. &hat is emotion( &e are trying to determine their location in the body.
tep 1. &hich bodily sensations "e are a"are o being in the moment(
tep 2. &hich tho#ghts "ere "ith #s at the moment(
o" that pict#re4 emotions4 body sensations and tho#ghts in a negati%e sit#ation identifed4 "e release the hand rom the let point and s"itch to the right. 'n the time bet"een the points ta$e a deep breath and exhale.
Step . t"o fngers o the right hand to#ch a point on the right eye frst. Gis eyes are closed. o" select the positi%e sit#ation o the past. Sit#ation "hen "e "ere happy and "ell. ' anything positi%e does not occ#r4 then "e choose the time o the here-and-no" .
Step . Choose the sit#ation in the most positi%e point and clic$ %ideo recording is pa#sed. ' in the pre%io#s step4 "e decided to "or$ "ith the moment o the here-and-no"4 this step is s$ipped.
Step F. Similarly4 as in steps -= determine "hich pict#re "as positi%e sit#ation4 "hat $ind o emotions4 bodily sensations and tho#ghts. ' yo# are "or$ing "ith the moment o the here-and-no"4 "e reali>e all o#r o these components in the moment right no".
o" "e ha%e t"o sit#ations. :n the let o the frst point4 sit#ated at the base o the let eyebro"4 "e ha%e chosen the negati%e sit#ation4 emotions that do not gi%e #s peace. :n the right point positi%e sit#ation or moment here-and-no".
0ranslating the metaphor o a condenser on one plate4 "e ha%e a positi%e charge and the other negati%e. o" "e5ll t#rn them on /close/ to being #lly discharged.
Step 1+. s"itches bac$ to the let point. D#ring the changeo%er4 ta$e a deep breath-o#t. o" "e ret#rn to the pre%io#sly selected a negati%e point - at the %ery moment at "hich pressed pa#se.
Step 11. 5s see "hat happens no" "ith the pre%io#sly selected image. 't changed someho"( Jaybe it has become more d#ll or more distant( Jaybe some details disappear( :r the pict#re remained the same( Please note "e do not change the pict#re on p#rpose. &e5ll ,#st see ho" it has changed.
Step 1!. dra"s attention to emotions. 0hey someho" changed( Jaybe become "ea$er in strength( :r the po"er o emotions remained the same( 'n this step4 "e are seeing ,#st ho" to change the emotions that ha%e defned earlier.
Step 1. dra" attention to body sensations. Go" ha%e they changed(
Step 1. someho" change minds( Jaybe the "ording is shorter(
So4 "e are once again dre" attention to the image4 emotions4 body sensations and tho#ghts in a negati%e sit#ation. &hen "e "ent bac$ a second time on the let point4 all o#r components can not change. B#t the third time4 ' promise yo#4 the diEerence "ill be noticeableI
Step 16. S"itching to the right eye point4 ta$ing a deep breath and exhale. o" "e5re bac$ to the pre%io#sly selected point positi%e sit#ation.
Step 1=. Similarly as in steps 11-1 direct the attention o all o#r elements4 and note the changes.
Step 1. s"itched bac$ to the let point to the negati%e sit#ation and
recogni>e "hat5s going on o#r points. s#ally4 ater each s"itch rom one point to another4 the pict#re ades4 emotions expire4 bodily sensations are coming bac$ to normal4 and the tho#ght o red#cing the length o the "ording.
Step 1. no" the right point in the positi%e sit#ation again and see changes in the image4 emotions4 body sensations and tho#ghts.
Step 1F. s"itched rom the right point to the let and bac$ as long as both points are not completely disappear pict#re is not completely gone emotions4 bodily sensations and tho#ghts. 0he end res#lt o technology - it is a moment "hen both locations there is no diEerence bet"een the o#r elements.
Step !+. o" that all the steps o the 9P- are made4 it5s time to pay attention to ho" o#r relationship has changed to a negati%e sit#ation. ' it "as anger and resentment to"ards the other person4 "e chec$ "hether "e can no" also be angry( ' yo# ha%e "or$ed "ith the oEense4 the chec$ is no" treat the oEender.
'ntrod#cton o P3A0 and it5s history
0here are t"o #ndamental possibilities or #s as conscio#s h#man beings d#alistic and #nifed conscio#sness. Jost h#man beings li%e predominantly on the d#alistic plane4 in "hich they see4 percei%e4 and experience e%erything in opposites. 't is al"ays either2or4 good or bad4 destroying or creating4 ad%ancing or retreating4 reedom or sla%ery4 lo%e or reedom4 lie or death4 '
or yo#K endlesslyK Connected "ith this d#alistic conscio#sness is this strange act All o #s ha%e one most #ndamental problem in lie. Jystic masters say that i "e do not resol%e this problem "e "ill ha%e to ret#rn to "or$ #rther on the same #ndamental problem in #rther lietimes. o"4 #sing the P3A0 process4 it is possible to sol%e that problem across all o yo#r lietimes. 3le%en years ago 1FFF) Li%orad J. Sla%ins$i created P3A0 "hich is an abbre%iation or Primordial 3nergy Acti%ation and 0ranscendence rom %ario#s systems o energy psychology4 acc#-to#ching and mostly o#t o his o"n systems as 9nostic 'ntensi%e and Alternati%e 0echni8#e. P3A0 as a system is ali%e - it has been de%eloping all these 11 years4 so it is %ery diEerent then "hat it "as in the beginning. Shortly ater its creation Li%orad made an essential creati%e brea$thro#gh "hich allo"s one to transcend d#alistic conscio#sness and to eEecti%ely sol%e hard-core problems - most importantly4 ones core #ndamental lie problem. Li%orad lead many P3A0 Processors 0raining &or$shops in SA4 Canada4 <#ssia4 $raine4 Bosnia4 3ngland4 'taly4 Slo%enia4 G#ngary4 Croatia4 9ermany4 Jacedonia and 0#r$ey. P3A0 system has got le%els Basic Peat4 Deep P3A04 DP! and DP DP is same as DP4 b#t "e ,#st #se hands to to#ch t"o points). 'ts basic le%el4 Basic P3A04 is a $ind o energy psychology b#t is dissimilar to any and e%ery other system. 't in%ol%es to#ching o only points aro#nd an eye4 concentration on the problem and dramati>ing it eeling it as strongly as possible) and Alternati%e 0echni8#e. 't is 8#ic$er and more eEecti%e then any other energy psychology system. 'n P3A0 Deep Processing yo# start "ith a problem and yo# #nco%er deeper and 8#ite diEerent contents on the chain o contents leading to the deepest ca#se o the problem yo# started "ith. :r i yo# preer4 yo# can say that yo# #nco%er the highest ca#se o it. 0he session lasts anything rom 1+ min#tes to one ho#r a%erage !+-6 min#tes). &hen yo# get to the deepest ca#se4 the problem %anishes or good. Jost importantly4 in one to three sessions o P3A0 Deep Processing4 yo# #nco%er4 ma$e conscio#s and e#trali>e yo#r Primordial Polarities4 or /Primes/ or short. 0hey are also called yo#r Personal Codes. 't happens most oten in the frst session. At the moment "hen yo# disco%er yo#r o"n Primes there is a e#trali>ation or 'ntegration o opposites. o# see one Primordial Polarity in another and %ice %ersa. 0hey become :3. e#trali>ation o yo#r Primes sol%es yo#r most #ndamental problem ore%er. ' yo# ollo" the proced#re correctly4 yo# canMt a%oid this resol#tion e%en i yo# "ant to. 0his process liberates a h#man being rom the deadly grasp o
#ndamental orces o d#ality. Hery e" people4 #s#ally "ell ad%anced4 $no" anything abo#t this process. N#st beore the moment o e#trali>ation there is #s#ally a short con#sion. o# may become a bit di>>y and disoriented. 0his is nat#ral4 o co#rse4 beca#se the playgro#nd on "hich yo# played yo#r #ndamental game or the "hole o yo#r lie %anishes. 't is li$e a s#dden %anishing o "alls o the ,ail yo# ha%e li%ed in or all yo#r lietime. 0he Personal Codes are %ery simple and basic. Gere are some examples Creating and Destroying4 Approaching and e the game o lie yo# #sed to play in many diEerent %ariations #nconscio#sly and comp#lsi%ely. o# are set ree rom yo#r main comp#lsions. o# co#ld still play the same games4 b#t no" yo# can choose other games as "ell. o# ha%e reedom to... and reedom rom... *#rther4 ater #nco%ering and ne#trali>ing yo#r Primes yo# become more conscio#s o ne" and old problems4 b#t all yo#r problems are sol%ed m#ch more 8#ic$ly. 0heir str#ct#re oten ollo"s yo#r #ndamental game o lie in endless %ariations4 "hich yo# "ill no" be able to percei%e. ntil recently4 only a small n#mber o selected people $ne" abo#t the importance o 'ntegration o Primes. 0he reason or this is simple. e#trali>ation o oneMs Primordial Polarities "as a secret or many cent#ries4 "ithin systems s#ch as 0arot4 Jiddle Age alchemy and 1Fth cent#ry occ#ltism. 0aoism and Len clearly appreciate this process. 0he "hole o ?abbala is mainly abo#t e#trali>ation o :pposites. o# m#st ne#trali>e these Primordial Polarities and bring yo#r o"n conscio#sness to the central point encompassing both4 to the called Jiddle Pillar. 'n its 8#intessence4 alchemy is abo#t e#trali>ation o polarities as "ell. 0his is the biggest secret o that Spirit#al science. Ad%aita Hedanta4 one o the most proo#nd systems o practical philosophy4 spea$s only abo#t getting to non-d#ality. /Ad%aita/ means non-d#al. 0his is the reason that #ntil recently only a e" selected indi%id#als $ne" abo#t the possibility o sol%ing their most #ndamental problem in lie. 0his is no longer the case. Since Li%orad created P3A0 more then !+++ people e#trali>ed their Primes and reed themsel%es rom the most #ndamental4 #nconscio#s and
comp#lsi%e problem o their "hole lie and many lie times beore). Changes in their li%es "ere proo#nd and s#bstantial. 0heoretical explanations or Primordial Polarities are in their early stages o de%elopment. Shortly ater a Spirit#al Being enters rom nmaniested #ni%erse Hoid4 Brama4 S#nyata4 0aoK) into this #ni%erse o matter4 energy4 time and space or the frst time4 Spirit#al Being posts t"o energetic pillars at its entrance - his2her frst in and ang. 0hese pillars defne the BeingMs playgro#nd. *rom that moment on the Being plays his2her #ndamental game o lie bet"een them. BeingMs Primes are the highest goals Being "ants to attain again and again. 0hey are BeingMs most po"er#l attractors. DiEerent Beings ha%e diEerent Primordial Polarities4 tho#gh some ha%e the same ones. A principal characteristic o BeingMs #ndamental game o lie is that it is #nconscio#s and comp#lsi%e. Primordial Polarities ma$e his2her lie seesa". 'n endless sit#ations o lie Being oscillates #nconscio#sly and comp#lsi%ely bet"een Primordial Polarities. 0hey are not fxed %al#es4 b#t are li$e alternatiing electric c#rrent. *or a period o time4 one Polarity seems to be the positi%e goal Being stri%es "ith all his2her po"er to attain it) and another is negati%e and Being does his2her best to a%oid it). B#t ater some time their %al#es change. 0his is most important or Spirit#al de%elopment and or e%eryday lie as "ell yo# canMt sol%e yo#r most #ndamental problem in lie #ntil yo# attain e#trali>ation or 'ntegration o Primordial Polarities. Practicing diEerent spirit#al disciplines yo# can disengage rom or de-energi>e that problem or a short time - tr#ncate it4 so to say - b#t sooner or latter it gets restim#lated again. &hen yo# address it "ith P3A0 Deep Processing4 yo# become ac#tely a"are o yo#r earlier lie as a series o comp#lsi%e and #nconscio#s oscillations rom one Personal Code to another. : co#rse4 e#trali>ation o Primes doesnMt sol%e all yo#r problems4 ,#st the most #ndamental one. 0here are many others problems based on d#alities4 b#t they "ill be sol%ed m#ch more easily and 8#ic$ly "ith the same Deep P3A0 process. e#trali>ation o Primordial Polarities is not the end o o#r ad%ent#res "ith P3A0. Ater e#trali>ation o main polarities in o#r lie some o #s opened o#r a"areness into the so-called 9reat Space O#ant#m Hac##m4 0ao4 So#rce o All4 Hoid4 S#nyataK) or corridors to parallel #ni%erses. &e canMt say anything defnite abo#t it. &e are ,#st standing on the shore trying to percei%e "hat is "aiting or #s across the endless ocean o eternity.
Process of 3eep Peat
•
Applying Deep Peat4 don5t p#t attention to a problem the client started except4 the start o operation) or on red#ction o its intensity. Pay attention to the content mind or body4 "hich rises in the area o a"areness d#ring process. 3ach time a c#stomer to#ches se8#entially points "ith t"o fngers4 ' repeat the 8#estion that appears in the mind or body. 0he client r#ns on a short or long chain o content o the mind or body.
•
J#ch o this content is an ad%erse psychological and emotional states. 0he negati%e tho#ghts and belies4 #npleasant bodily sensations4 deeatist sol#tions that person has done in a more earlier point4 and in;#ence elt in his c#rrent lie. Don5t lose time on them. As soon as ne" content4 start a ne" process it4 as long as the ollo"ing "ill re%eal. Di%e deeper and deeper #ntil it gets to the core4 "hich is the root o the problem "ith "hich the "or$ began. 0his may also be the root o many problems.
•
Don5t "aste time on the di%erse content. Don5t as$ the client to gi%e more detail. ' counteraction ens#re that the client is doing4 as$ing to gi%e %ery simple and brie descriptions o the ollo"ing material "hich appears in his mind or in the body. 0hat5s "hy '5m mo%ing #rther long the chain content to the roots o the problem.
•
o dramatic or attracti%e content or no matter ho" emotional the charge4 it5s not %al#ed. &e treat these as seperate steps that lead #s to the resol#tion o the original #n"anted state. 0he deepest high) the reason or s#ch a condition on the circ#it - this is the frst deeat ater Being let #reat pace '4oid.
•
&e don5t stop the deep process ater "e recei%e the content "hich is the root o the problem. o4 "e pay attention to it ,#st as m#ch as the rest o the chain. &e contin#e to carry o#t the process and beore "e are able to achie%e a state o Pleroma4 "e #s#ally get one or more positi%e side in the chain ex tension gone4 ' eel liberation).
•
•
&hen c#stomer reaches one o these states4 as$ / &hat happened to the problem "ith "hich "e started( 0his is still a problem or yo#(/ ' deep process "as done correctly and the client reached one o the
states o Plemora4 then the c#stomer ens#res the problem is gone4 lost its meaning4 has become #nrealistic4 etc. •
•
•
Processor chec$s or conrontation4 #sing / (a&e a good loo& at yourself and tell me if there is confrontation Is there something in you that resists solving this problem )uotes original wording of the problem#" ' the client eels resistance4 the processor starts rom this ne" process4 as i it "as read content. 0o completely sol%e the problem4 the processor m#st r#n control o%er the #t#re. "*ow do you feel, whether the problem comes bac& to you in the future" ' ans"er is armati%e4 the processor sho#ld /clariy/ the #t#re. And he does it by na%igating thro#gh the process o deep eeling abo#t the client that this problem may come bac$. "+eel that this problem may come bac& to you in the future." 't then passes this ne" problem to completion. Ater that4 the forgiveness 4 and ater it is done installing the desired state.
*irst t"o le%els are sho"n in "or$ing "ith people4 "ho are #nable to experience their eelings4 and intellec#als. 0he real "or$ begins "ith the third le%el. 1.
3isassotsiatsiya - 0he client says that the transition rom one point to ac#p#nct#re the other does not appear in either body or mind. 0here are no tho#ghts4 emotions or bodily sensations or images. 'n essense4 this c#stomer is li$e being the obser%er or analyst4 and not to those "ho it5s going thro#gh.
2.
uper5ciality - Gere4 "e see only small4 s#perfcial reactions. Client extradite s#ch content as e%eryday items4 and the occasional ;eeting tho#ght or instant association. Jay go into a description o their internal dialog#es and daily reactions. *ixing one bodily sensation is considered s#perfcial. 3Q Press#re chest by s#b,ect is constantly creating. By doing this4 his perception pre%ents deeper content "hich "o#ld be maniested.
3.
3eep/diving - At this le%el4 or no apparent reason4 a sense o maniest type anger4 rage4 "ea$ness4 ear4 panic4 despair and the li$e negati%e emotions. Hario#s bodily sensations s#ch as pressire in %ario#s parts o the body4 eeling o hea%iness4 heat4 sha$ing4 trembling4 n#mbness4 and corresponding to these states tho#ght - it all comes o#t. Gere it is already beginning "ith real deep processing.
4.
Polari6ation - Ater some time o the di%e4 the client says "hat a di%ision o the contents o the mind2body. Do#ble contents or t"o o its sides. 3xample /' eel that my body is %ertically di%ided./ /:n the one hand4 there is constriction4 on the other hand4 ' stretch./
5.
7he energy mass that share polarity - Polari>ation is sometimes interr#pted po"er#l energy masses that pre%ent its #rther de%elopment4 and it disappears rom the body or the mind. 0his means that the ne" contents rises together "ith more charge negati%e emotions4 tho#ghts4 and bodily sensations).
6.
7he transformation of negative into positive states - Since the initial problem4 the client ga%e negati%e chain moments. S#ddenly4 at some point there "as a positi%e content. *acial expression4 post#re4 tone o %oice and mo%ement s#ddenly is changed. Ge expressed satisaction4 pleas#re or hope to achie%e something and sometimes maniest enlightenment.
7.
tate pleroma - 0hese conditions are #s#ally o#nd ,#st inront o the Hoid or #nmaniested "orld. :nce again4 "e say that the state Pleroma is "Everything as it should be", "Excellent", "Peace", "bsolute", etc
8.
olution o a problem - Achie%eing pleroma itsel embodies resol#tion o the prolem. &hen client is in that state4 the processor as$s him abo#t stat#s o original problem and he "ill tell yo# that it5s gone4 missing or seems #nimportant. Problem is o%ercome and ceased to be s#ch.
9.
e#trali>ation o the Primes Prime)
10.
9reat Space -
etting the Positive 8uality$9ondition 0here are t"o installation methods to be #sed ater eliminating un&anted condition.
%se of acupuncture points - 0he h#man mind a%oids the %oid. 0hereore4 ater #n"anted negati%e states4 establish positi%e states. *or instance4 emotional satisaction4 peace4 optimism4 co#rage4 tolerence and so on. 11.
Place t"o fngers on the '-point and $eep them there saying "I 'arlon...desirable characteristic or state# and so I accept and love
myself, my body, my mind, my personality and its desirable characteristic or condition#. 12.
Contin#e to "or$ on the se%en-point ac#p#nct#re P3A0 rom point #nder the arm4 b#t in re%erse order 'under arm, collarbone, under the lip, under nose, under eye, side of eye and close to point of insight. At each point4 repeat this statement.
13.
At the end o proced#re assess the le%el o belie in the statement on a scale rom + to 1+.
14.
'magine the #t#re o the sit#ation in the past and in the #t#re. ' the tr#th o the statement is maximal 1+)4 the process can be completed.
15.
' tr#th o the allegations less than 1+4 %ote and fnd conrontation. *ollo" basic P3A0 to co#nter and rechec$ by assertion.
0emporal 0apping
A typical Deep P3A0 Session 0here are se%eral steps in%ol%ed in processing someone "ith a chronic problem s#ch as lo" sel-esteem4 o%er-eating or other long-standing bad habits. *irst4 the processor m#st defne the challenge by cond#cting a short inter%ie" "ith the client to fnd o#t "hat their problem is. 0he processor oc#ses on one incident or experience4 helping the client to clearly defne the most dic#lt part o that experience. ext4 a goal str#ct#re is created by as$ing the client "hat res#lt he or she "o#ld li$e to achie%e rom their session. Ater this4 the processor demonstrates the location o the chest point "here the client "ill be periodically as$ed to to#ch "hile saying specifc statements related to his or her eelings.
'n addition4 there are also three main eye points "hich the processor sho"s the client. 0hese are on both sides o the ace and are stim#lated by lightly to#ching aro#nd the eyes "ith the index and middle fngers. 0he processor then explains the o#r elements that ma$e #p all content o o#r experiences. 0hese are image4 emotion4 body sensation and tho#ght. 0he client is prompted by the processor to Rsee "hat she sa"4 Reel the emotion she elt4 Rthin$ the same tho#ght and Reel again ho" yo#r body elt. As the client places her t"o fngers on her chest point she is as$ed to repeat a statement related to her problem. 0he processor then instr#cts the client to
close their eyes and place her index and middle fngers on the frst let eye point. She is then enco#raged to go deeply into the eeling or problem that she is experiencing. s#ally the initially eeling "ill shit. &hen this occ#rs4 the processor instr#cts the client to go bac$ to her chest point and repeat a ne" statement ad,#sting it or the ne" eeling that has arisen.
0his process contin#es #ntil the client reaches "hat is called a Tpleroma stateM "hich is associated "ith eeling a deep inner peace4 lo%e or a sense o reedom. :nce the client has reached this state4 the processor as$s her "hether she eels there is any thing "ithin hersel that opposes her rom resol%ing this problem. ' the client says yes4 then Deep P3A0 is started again4 i not4 then the processor as$s the client i she eels this problem co#ld occ#r again in the #t#re( ' the client says no4 and i there are no other people "ho ha%e an emotional charge in this sit#ation4 then the processor administers orgi%eness. 0he session is concl#ded "ith a bea#ti#l expansion meditation4 flling the client "ith light and a deep sense o inner peace. 't is important that the client "al$ a"ay eeling good and clear abo#t the initial problem that they started the session "ith. ' other problems arise d#ring the co#rse o the session4 the processor "ill ma$e a note o them so that they can be addressed at another time.
P.3.A.0 is tr#ly a ascinating orm o energy psychology that has the potential to help many people resol%e long-standing problems. *or more inormation abo#t P.3.A.0 or to boo$ a session "ith a local practitioner4 please email d"ellsUyahoo.com or michelina=+Uhotmail.com
Copyright V !++ michele cempa$a 3mail michelina=+Uhotmail.com
