Unexpected
upset - Part 7 of
7- Forgetting
When you
have an unexpected upset or upsetting fear, many times you will simply forget
that it happened. It is a form of blocking out what happened to you, because
you cannot deal with the situation, the overwhelm or the trauma of what
happened. So, you simply want to forget and do.
Let us say
perhaps that you were talking to a person at work and they let slip that
someone else was getting your promotion. You are just absolutely stunned to
hear this because you knew that you had been selected, and you had worked
extremely hard for two years to establish yourself in this firm and to obtain
this promotion. You are in the bathroom and overheard someone talking about the
person being promoted that wasn't you, but they didn't know that you heard it.
Your mind, simply cannot accept what you heard, so it puts it into a forgetting
box that you have created.
You think,
I don't want to think about that, so I will forget it and you do. It is as if
nothing happened. You go on about your day, continuing to plan to get the
promotion and along comes the day when the other person is recognized, out
loud. You feel like you have been sucker punched and on some level you know
that this was coming, but you didn't believe that it was coming, you do not
remember that you overheard it being said a couple of weeks ago, because you
didn't want to believe that could possibly be the truth. This is simply one
scenario of forgetting something extremely unpleasant that created a huge amount
of fear in you. In this example, it would be that you are not good enough to be
promoted or selected. To eliminate this forgetting program when some unexpected
fear occurs, you would simply say aloud:
Chamuel:
Heal, clear and remove all programming that causes the symptom of forgetting
including any unexpected upsetting fears in all dimensions of time and space.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Breathing
exercise of at least 3 breaths.
Breathe
out: Forgetting or forgetting
programming because of an unexpected fear
Breathe in: Peaceful resolution
