Gradient Level Objectives Processes

Full Body Mimicry

References

HCOB Training Bulletin of 6 February 1957 "Procedure CCH"

Description

This is a mimicry process using the full body. It will help raise communication and havingness.

Commands

The processor picks two spaces in the session room, marking them out with chairs or other objects, or using the rug. One space is for the person, and the other is for the processor. The processor explains to the person as follows: "I am going to step into my space and deliver a command to you which consist of a series of body positions. When I have finished executing this command, I will step out of the space. You are then, without any further command on my part, to step into your space and mimic the command I have given. When you have finished doing that, then you step out of that space and that will be the end of that command."

The process is then repeated. If the person is not doing a good job of mimicking the processor, or if the person is thrown into inordinately long communication lags, the process may be run with the processor stepping into his space and giving the command while at the same time, the person steps into his space and mimics the command. That is to say, the command is executed simultaneously by the processor and the person, instead of the processor first executing it and then the person following it with mimic.

End Point

Run the process until a realization occurs, or an ability is regained.

Cautions

None

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