Re: [ET2] Some more fun with Thought Flow

>From: "StarFields" <starfields_at_Z2EXs3YtOA3JT41Ziup-xLgA8tFXa--QLc3341jTs2YW5mwxFY7oAMPQiUvjyXo6_bqx1XdauJqo0brkIuaaTg.yahoo.invalid>
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>To: "ET2" <emotrance2_at_yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: [ET2] Some more fun with Thought Flow
>Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 15:27:55 +0100
>
>Good morning all.
>
>Just a brief thought and notion that just occurred - speed reading.
>
>As I am playing with thought flow quite a bit and finding it
>*enormously* relieving all around, I have noticed that on occasion I
>can set it up so that it just flows - like an open channel rather than
>having to do a bit at a time.
>
>I was sitting through a rather appalling movie that had my
>thought-systems overheating with judgements and criticisms and all
>sorts and after rapidly throwing about oh I don't know - 500, a
>thousand? thoughts over the top it began to go onto automatic pilot
>and not long after, I was able to just watch the thing and even be
>entertained by it.
>
>This morning and just now, I received a very long newsletter in the
>email and was conflicted between taking time to read it and too many
>other things to do.
>
>Found myself scrolling through it quite rapidly and that same
>sensation started up that I had in the movie when the thoughts really
>actually started to flow. Now that is an interesting application.
>Conscious/Thought-Mind on a "need to know only" basis.
>
>Try it out?
>
>Might be a useful device for those who have all these unread emails
>and or documents on their shelves and virtual shelves to reduce the
>weight of all that unlearned information.

Same thing happened to me unintentionally as I was writing me bio, kind of
like the ET flow that just becomes natural after a while. All the ifs buts
maybes and twinges of pain were just flowing smoothly over...
Funny that the next email I opened was this one :-)

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Received on Wed Apr 16 2003 - 12:38:51 BST