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Using the I-function

Submitted by joycetheriot on Mon, 07/16/2007 - 11:16am.
Using the I-Function to override NS signals for a specific purpose conveys great importance to this ability. The supposition I understood from today was that I-Function allows us to write new stories that can be creative ways to perform desired results. As we investigate and learn more about the power that resides in the I-Function will we one day override the disconnect that causes paralysis? I think that there are people who have a finely tuned I-Function. These people have spent their lives reaching that heightened level of awareness. I respect their ability and dedication for their own journey into the mind. I wonder about my ability to observe and detect the I-function ‘activation key’ for each of the 140 students that enter and leave my 5 classes of science each day. Do we strive for a percentage (20, 35, or 50%) each year and how do we measure our success?

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