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The Healing Practice
Check Your Life Chart
Complete the question fields and fill in your gaps - change your entries, and change them again and again, until they make wholesome sense. Remember - anything can be changed - anything put to advantage and benefit. The things you do now affect past, present and future patterns alike.
All that is done, can be undone - nothing has to stay the same.
Perfection and balance, in any area, lies in how and for what purposes you put things together, not in the things you put together.
CHART I
PRIMARY LEITMOTIV (PLM)
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SECONDARY LEITMOTIV (SLM)
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THEMATIC OPTIONS
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ENTRANCE
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EXIT
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the goal to be achieved - what is a recurring theme/interest in your life. Look beyond the means like professions, etc. look at what they mean - they are means to achieve.
Example: education is a humanitarian goal.
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the attraction which often detracts you from pursuing your PLM. It helps you learn about priorities, offers challenges and opportunities. SLM is often a personality trait.
Example: solitude is not necessarily a supportive aspect of teaching, but may be educational.
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stand for your life context, which lets you battle it out in certain areas of opposition and/or concurrence. The most common thematic options in western culture could be: health, love, family, spirituality, profession, society, finances, etc.
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- opportunity points are built into your chart. If you follow your instincts, certain strands of events converge to a point which requires decisions based on what you have learned.
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- life or death moments when you can decide whether your situation is untenable, have fulfilled your goal, or wish to go on learning. Look at accidents, illness, war, or even the murder, you thwarted to go on.
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Are you a Giver?
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Are you a Taker?
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Where are your issues and concerns repeatedly concentrated?
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What opportunities are you aware of? What have you missed?
What taken?
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Did you have near miss/death experiences?
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CHART II
An appropriate context is required for CHART I to work. To think that you are a simple accident of two human beings coming together in some way, and here you are against your will and say-so in some messy times, can blighten your entire life.
It too appears onerous. It also seems to remove a sense of personal responsibility and purpose in your life.
Consider that you had a choice in the matter. The choice of context was made to afford you the best possible option to achieve and learn. Of course, reality being, and free will of choice making having, what it is, your elemental stakes are changing by the minute. Although a certain path is perceived and thematically mapped before entering the world, based on prevalent developments, interference by others can change a personal evolutionary theme and goal drastically, inclusive of world events.
PARENTS
FAMILY
ANCESTORS
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SIBLING
FRIEND or FOE
LOVERS
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PHYSICALITY
BODY
ABILITY
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ENTRY POINT
TIME/DATE
PLACE
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JOURNEY POINTS
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CHARACTER
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are chosen not necessarily because they represent your affinity, but because they provide the causal inheritance on which your interests can evolve.
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provide opportunities to right issues, enhance character traits or to embark on new collaborative ventures, as support or opponent.
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physical appearance, from hair, eye colour to body type and ability, race or gender provide personality vehicle to interact with the context.
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where and when you come into the world determines the general prevailing social, cultural and religious order or trend you follow or oppose.
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times, places, events, people, spiritual or physical experiences made during your life time determine and format emotional impressions on your personality.
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preferences, strength, weaknesses, flaws, skills, talents, competence or its lack, sense of humour or melancholy compliment behaviour
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What is your relationship in family matters?
What conclusions can you draw from that?
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Who enters and leaves your life?
What
impact does your relationship have on your wellness?
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What do you think is the purpose of health or sickness and how do either relate to your decisions making or mental state?
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How did your growing up influence your values?
How much of that do you still accept or have discarded?
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Which experiences deeply influenced you and which less, but they still linger?
How is it that you can relate to them and what is the affinity played out?
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How many things about yourself do you consider positive or negative traits?
How do you use them as strengths or weaknesses in your life?
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