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Movies: The Replay Function The replay function of a movie player is where our service comes in. Here we see in detail what went by too fast when it first happened in life. Like, say, any good football TV broadcast crew will show you the key scenes of a championship game in replays from many angles, until they are sure that you have seen all that you wanted, and if you have recorded that football game on a tape, you can replay them many more times - see illustration below.
The practitioner operates the memory's player controls - the client can concentrate on the movies of his past Now the critical point here is that while a football scene is all in plain view, the same is not true for many key situations in our life. They are often deeply buried in the unconscious mind, especially if they have been traumatic. Not only accidents, operations or death experiences are typically not present in our everyday's memory - also the things we have done to others and are ashamed of. Much would be left to learn in some of these experiences, but the mind will protect us from the impact of their emotional pain, so it simply hides them away until we are really ready to look at them again - best when we also have competent help.
What parent would not bury this memory as deeply as possible? And yet it may contain an important lesson... It takes enormous skill and experience to dig these movie scenes out from the unconscious. If we have a closer look at Life Lesson Processing (LLP), we find that a whole world of practitioner knowhow and practitioner training is involved here. But you don't have to worry about that, you can come and book theํr experience, just like you book the experience of a tennis coach or a heart surgeon - their years of training will come across as a pleasant, stable presence and smooth, reliable skill. Read here how to receive "Life Lesson Processing"! Movie: Sweet Babe And The Evil Cat We take an example from the famous "Babe" movie to illustrate the Life Lesson Processing concept. Just in case you have not seen it, here is the story in a nutshell: A farmer and a little pig become best friends. The pig (Babe) learns the skills of a sheep dog. There is an evil cat in the household who is jealous of Babe. She picks the right moment to tell him that pigs have only one purpose - to be eaten -, and that his ambitions to be a sheep dog are ridiculous. Babe has a total shock. Time is running out, as he is supposed to perform in a sheep dog competition. When nothing else helps, the farmer improvises a crazy dance to cheer him up. That pulls Babe out of his gloom, and he goes and wins the competition for his farmer.
Now that dance was a good idea, but we would have done Life Lesson Processing instead. Babe would not only have been cheered up, he would also have no more ballast of emotional pain aggravating his memory, he would have learned that the cat cannot be trusted, and that the farmer has a heart of gold! Our practitioner would have had Babe replay the memory of these bad minutes several times. He would have asked him to look at the event from all possible angles. Finally Babe's understanding would have grown out of his own self, and he would have realized why the cat was so mean. He would have learned a lesson. But even if he did not get a session at the time, he could get one today! It is never too late to pick up an unfinished experience and complete it - not even if it happened in a previous lifetime. Viewpoints In The Babe Movie Here are the viewpoints of the people involved: Babe, the cat, the farmer, and the farm animals who watch the scene from outside. And not to forget, the Supreme Being is in there too, seeing the complete picture, while each of the actors views it only from one angle - their own. In his Life Lesson Processing session, Babe would look at the events from each of these viewpoints until he comes to a complete understanding - just as if he had had several cameras filming the same scene.
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Babe, the pig, sees the cat telling
him outrageous news about his best friend, the farmer. He has
a bad shock. But then the farmer does everything to cheer
him up. He really has a heart of gold! Babe recovers and
wins in the competition.
The cat sees the pig Babe, an
intruder who steals the hearts of her people with his sunny
chatty child character,
and jumps at the chance to
crush him thoroughly.
The farmer sees his little animal
friend being hurt and unable to perform in the competition.
Worse: Babe
may be in danger because he does not eat and not even
drink. After he has cheered him up with an improvised crazy
dance, he realizes that all the farm animals have been
watching!
The farm animals see
their caring farmer go out of his way to help the little
pig. He gives him water with a baby bottle, cradles him like
a child, and when nothing helps, he performs a crazy dance
for him that really shows how behind his quiet facade he is
the most passionate person.
The
supreme being can slip into every actor who plays in this
movie, and see it from every point in space and time, and
every 
