Mimicry of the body is probably
the only pure body process, it really separates the body from the mind.
It establishes pure theta control (control by the being) of the limbs
and actions of the body, which bypasses the mind utterly if kept up long
enough, if properly done since it is not an easy process. It is not an
easy one to understand and administer and in many cases it is not easy
to do.
The level of entrance on this is sometimes amazingly low. It is
really stripping the mind's control away from the body as a used via by
a being. A being is using the mind as a via to control the body. There
is no reason why a being should do that; it is self-criticism. He says,
"I can't control all of that." Self-criticism.
A being can see what he can be, he can be what he can see. It is not
a maxim of Beingness Processing. It says, "He can be what he can see."
There is a little bit of difference here.
In order to see something, you have to have some space between you
and it. In order to see it clearly, you have to be able to at least
assume that you can duplicate it and if you can do that, then you can be
it. But a being can be what he can see, and he can see what he can be"
doesn't include his being anything, it just says that is an ability that
he could have if the other were true. And seeing includes space and
being includes no space.
In order to have a clear view of a building, you would have to have
some capability with regard to being a building. But the first entrance
of that is seeing a building and to see it, you would have to be able to
mimic it. People who you cannot or dare not or must not mimic disappear.
If you were to look around in the real world, ask people questions,
find people they didn't like that they were in association with
everyday, you would discover that they weren't seeing these people. They
bump into them, they carom off them, they fall through them. But they
don't see them.
Mental, emotional difficulties occur where an inability to mimic
something accumulates. And that is the sovereign little law of
aberration. Where and from whence does a difficulty spring? It springs
from any vias, it springs from many difficulties that are compounded.
But all of these difficulties are summed up under simply one thing: One
has lost his ability to mimic it across a distance with its total
complete characteristics, and when he has done that he is out of ARC
with it to just that extent.
When a fellow mustn't be like mother and mustn't be like father, they
disappear. Circuitry is added in where mimicry should exist. He
substitutes all this circuitry and all these vias for actual
perceptions.
Let's look at a walk-about process. The processing command would be
to the being, not to the body. "Is there anything around here you could
mimic? All right, mimic it."
Example: "Is there anything around here you could mimic? All right,
that fireplug, mimic it."
The only improvement that you might put on the processing command is
"You mimic it." It would register with a person who is being processed.
Whatever happens happens. You're not there to stop things from
happening. The fellow tells you he has to do this and this, or that, or
it goes this way, or it goes some other way. That's the way it goes. In
business, the customer is always right. In this process, the person is
right: that is the way you mimic a fireplug. You're in for some
surprises.
You don't necessarily have to go places where there's lots of people,
you just go places where there's lots of things.
To mimic something is really something and it is quite a complex
operation. But you just take it easy with the person and he gets there
after awhile. Let him pick up as many of those things as he cognites on.
When he has cognited on them all, he will be able to see buildings, and
he will throw away his glasses, too.