Session 12 June 2008
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Odyssey said:
In the sense as it's used in the FOTCM principles, i.e. dense (heavy) matter, which is the sleeping half of creation/consciousness. The implication being that such individuals are more "in tune" or "close" to matter, i.e. STS.
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The Living Force
DanielS said:
Yes very interesting session indeed. Thank you for sharing. I also thought at first that the discussion was leading towards psychopaths, but when Perceval asked if the C's meant psychopath and they said no, i automatically thought OP- but then I remembered that the C's had said the OP does possess a lower emotional center. And here we are talking about a "creature" with NO emotional center and this is very interesting... so I'm also wondering what this 'creature' is categorized as. If not OP or psychopath.
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Thank you for sharing, much to think about.
Thank you for this session. It's really helpful. I used to work closely with someone with these characteristics some years ago. When I was reading the Wave, there was a part that discussed souls from perpendicular realities, which made me think this person might belong to some alternate 'soul' group... because he just didn't seem human. And although he had manipulative and dominating characteristics, he didn't strike me as a psychopath either - not that I should trust myself to be able to tell or not. He seemed smart enough to know and 'fit' within certain boundaries for survival. I think I remember Lobaczewski saying that psychopaths have 'dysfunctional instincts', which didn't seem to be the case with this person.
This individual was simply like no one I had ever met, and I'd get the strangest vibe from him. He was really intelligent and good in certain areas (although his assuredness in himself made him appear smarter than he was), and at times he seemed to have psychic ability, which if he was so connected to an aspect of nature, would make sense. For example, he would pick up on a thought I was having, immediately after it came to mind. I don't recall what the thoughts were, and in retrospect, perhaps it was me who was mechanically thinking his thoughts!
It's funny because at a point when I was having a lot of difficulty with him, I remember finding a speech by an anthropologist who was discussing women's cycles, and how the dominant woman in a group would bring the other women into her cycle. This helped me noticed how strongly my emotions could change in his presence, way more than any others, and that allowing myself to be dominated would bring me into congruence with his state. The state I noticed was one that's disconnected, hidden and closed off to others. There was also a sense of bitterness, dull disgust, and even hatred. But if this person didn't have an emotional center, maybe it was some chemical mix in me from being influenced by him. I don't know. I had to constantly remind myself that I couldn't trust him, no matter how good he appeared to be at certain things. Trusting him could amount to getting burned, and I needed to allow myself to feel anger over certain situations to disconnect from his nature.
Thanks again for the session. Very much appreciated!
This individual was simply like no one I had ever met, and I'd get the strangest vibe from him. He was really intelligent and good in certain areas (although his assuredness in himself made him appear smarter than he was), and at times he seemed to have psychic ability, which if he was so connected to an aspect of nature, would make sense. For example, he would pick up on a thought I was having, immediately after it came to mind. I don't recall what the thoughts were, and in retrospect, perhaps it was me who was mechanically thinking his thoughts!
It's funny because at a point when I was having a lot of difficulty with him, I remember finding a speech by an anthropologist who was discussing women's cycles, and how the dominant woman in a group would bring the other women into her cycle. This helped me noticed how strongly my emotions could change in his presence, way more than any others, and that allowing myself to be dominated would bring me into congruence with his state. The state I noticed was one that's disconnected, hidden and closed off to others. There was also a sense of bitterness, dull disgust, and even hatred. But if this person didn't have an emotional center, maybe it was some chemical mix in me from being influenced by him. I don't know. I had to constantly remind myself that I couldn't trust him, no matter how good he appeared to be at certain things. Trusting him could amount to getting burned, and I needed to allow myself to feel anger over certain situations to disconnect from his nature.
Thanks again for the session. Very much appreciated!
Very interesting session. Thanks for sharing. Really lots to think about.
D69
Dagobah Resident
Hmm , this question haunts me all the time. Am I the bad one ?
Also this remark by C's that such creatures cannot grow an emotional center is seriously scary.
If I understood correctly , such people are basically doomed , no chance for growing and strong chance to become a puppet :/
Anyway , thanks for sharing. Great session indeed.
drygol said:
If you worry about it, you probably aren't. That's the main characteristic of the psychopath, narcissist, and probably those without emotional centers: they simply have no insight and such questions usually don't get asked inside their heads.
