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Are Q: I remember reading in The
Ultimate Frontier that it said the majority of adults in our culture have
less happiness than they could have due to a lack of stimulation at the proper
time particularly the first few years. My question is, how does one overcome
negative conditioning or lack of conditioning in the important years?
Particularly for me, emotional fixations or whatever that occur at that
point? I am trying to get through that stuff, but I cannot even remember that
far back to penetrate that. RK: Unfortunately, it is difficult to increase your intelligence
after you are an adult. It is difficult, too, to get rid of the emotional
hang-ups or fixations that most all of us have had imposed upon us by one
means or another. Sometime it is a “clique determination” by the society and
sometimes just nobody thought about it at all and you just got it. The latter
situation is easier to change, though, than increasing your intelligence.
Although, there are people who have felt that people can increase their
intelligence as much as ten points of IQ through certain types of exercises
over a period of a year. It almost does not seem like it is worthwhile
knocking yourself out to get just ten points of intelligence, but it is
fairly significant. The other systems of
getting into a more even balance as far as emotions are concerned—which tend
to make us neurotic or even can lead to behavior which is not constructive
towards whatever it is that we want to have for ourselves—is through
conventional psychoanalysis or some of the Reichian type of techniques like
Primal Scream therapy. All of these are designed to get you to release
emotional blockages by actually reliving the situations that caused them and
discharging the emotions surrounding them. In any event, it always involves
some things which sound kind of bizarre like people crying or screaming or
what have you—about things which happened when they were six years old. They
are all locked up in us, not only mentally but also muscularly. When those
things are released, they are gone and done with. We will walk around with
them fifty or sixty years not knowing what it is that is inhibiting our
growth and our level of freedom or sense of confidence or feelings of
self-esteem or self-worthiness. So, it is very worthwhile to get rid of
those. The things that you learned, as a result of negative emotional
situations, tend to be frozen at the level you were at the time that the
emotional charge or blockage arose. You cannot move on very well beyond that
point. It makes learning very difficult. That is why psychoanalysts call them
fixations. They are fixed at a certain point of development. That is why most
people find it worthwhile to get rid of those things so they can move on. There are therapies which
are available. There is one here which many of the people are involved in
called Radix. You do not have to go through hours and hours of laying on the
couch explaining various connections between your feelings and things that
your parents said in hopes that you are going to get to the key that will
release whatever your problem is. Though, when the key is found, the cure is
absolutely miraculous. But, just in that the one area that you have now uncovered.
There are quicker ways without having to go through all that: releases of
muscular armorings as well as mental fixations. They work simultaneously. It
is the cheapest and easiest and fastest system we have found so far. (02-1983) |
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