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Analysis of belief systems using IC & questions
Like the emotional IC (http://members.iimetro.com.au/~lofting/myweb/EmotionalIC.html ), we can construct questions to elicit a hexagram representative of one's interpretations of interactions with reality across different scales:
http://members.iimetro.com.au/~lofting/myweb/lofting/icplusDilts.html
This does not delve into emotional aspects although it is possible to do so by rephrasing the questions by adding a focus upon emotions ("how do you FEEL about X" or "waht do your emotions seem to indicate, resonate with given the choice of questions?")
Pathwork allows for deriving a hexagram as a representation of a current state and then selecting a line to change, to work on that line, keep all others constant etc (or even work on pairs of lines etc to change) and so elicit a different form of personal expression.
In this approach we work of six questions rather than two sets of three. It is the hierarchy that lets us do this where each level 'refines' the previous and so works within it/from it.
Chris.
Like the emotional IC (http://members.iimetro.com.au/~lofting/myweb/EmotionalIC.html ), we can construct questions to elicit a hexagram representative of one's interpretations of interactions with reality across different scales:
http://members.iimetro.com.au/~lofting/myweb/lofting/icplusDilts.html
This does not delve into emotional aspects although it is possible to do so by rephrasing the questions by adding a focus upon emotions ("how do you FEEL about X" or "waht do your emotions seem to indicate, resonate with given the choice of questions?")
Pathwork allows for deriving a hexagram as a representation of a current state and then selecting a line to change, to work on that line, keep all others constant etc (or even work on pairs of lines etc to change) and so elicit a different form of personal expression.
In this approach we work of six questions rather than two sets of three. It is the hierarchy that lets us do this where each level 'refines' the previous and so works within it/from it.
Chris.
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