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Exploring the Mental Self

I AM MENTAL unloading

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What is I
Right now inside of you

...someone speaks.

You are reading this - and at the same time a voice sounds. He comments. Evaluates. Plans. Remembers something. Worried. Waiting.

This voice never shuts up. Even at night - in dreams - he continues.

You call him "I". You think that's who you are.

But what if that's not the case? What if it's only model you - collected from everything that you have ever thought about yourself?

Today we will explore this model. All her layers. Everything that is in it.

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East
It was noticed everywhere - they just called it differently

East - three thousand years ago.

Buddhism · Anatta (not-Self). Buddha taught: there is no fixed, permanent Self. What we call ourselves is flow feelings and thoughts. Suffering arises when we cling to this flow as "I".

Advaita Vedanta · Atman and Brahman. Shankara: the individual Self (Atman) is not a separate entity, but a manifestation of a single consciousness (Brahman). "Aham Brahmasmi" - I am Brahman.

Taoism. Lao Tzu: “Knowing others is wisdom. Knowing yourself is enlightenment.“The True Self is revealed when the active ego becomes silent.

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BUDDHISM ANATTA
I am a flow, not an entity
VEDANTA ATMAN = BRAHMAN
Individual Self - the illusion of separateness
TAOISM · KNOW YOURSELF
The True Self Reveals in Silence
3000 years ago this was already explored
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West
They were also looking for it in the West

Everyone was looking for one thing: what really is the Self?

Descartes · Cogito ergo sum · 1637. “I think, therefore I exist”. Descartes sought what cannot be doubted. Found the doubt itself. But who is this “one who doubts” - he did not answer this question.

Jung · Ego and Self. Jung divided the Ego (what we consciously consider ourselves to be) and the Self (the whole personality, including the unconscious). Most live in the Ego and think that this is all.

Sartre · “Existence precedes essence.” A person is not born with a ready-made self. He creates himself through elections - every day. I am a project.

Meneghetti · Ontopsychology. Separated the "deviation monitor" (social program) and the ontic principle (authentic nature). Most live according to someone else's program, taking it for themselves.

1637
DESCARTES
I think → I exist
~1900
YUNG
Ego ≠ Self
~1943
SARTR
I am a project
~1980
MENEGHETTI
program ≠ you
We searched for 350 years - we came to one thing
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Neuroscience
Neuroscience has found the same thing - but on the EEG

Default Mode Network - passive mode network.

When you do nothing, your brain doesn't rest. He thinks actively about yourself: about the past, about the future, about what people will say.

This network consumes 20% of all brain energy. She generates internal dialogue. It creates a feeling of continuous Self.

When a person enters meditation or stops internal dialogue - DMN activity falls sharply.

And here's what's interesting: at this moment people do not cease to exist. They feel - something remains. This “something” is the subject of our research.

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What's in common
What do all traditions have in common?

Different languages ​​- one conclusion.

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There's something you call "I" — voice, image, narrative about oneself.
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It's not you for real - it's model, design, program.
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Behind this design - something else. The thing that is watching her.
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Most people never see the difference. They live inside the model, taking it for themselves.
Today you will see.
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Six layers
I'm in ONTO NOTHING

Six layers of the mental self.

Six angles for one system - like X-ray, MRI and ultrasound for one organ.

Conscious · Implicit · Social · Historical · Projective · Existential.

Six uploads. One analysis. One book I MENTAL.

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Close your eyes.
Right now - what do you think you are?
Don't think right. Just feel what comes up.
What do you call "I"?

Silence before unloading
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7:00 · talk
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What do you consider yourself - right now

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S0 9 / 10 PAUSE
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Pause
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You just talked about the most difficult question. Don't rush to conclusions.

Close your eyes. Feel it. What is left after these words?

Recovery
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Next - six layers
Now - six layers

I am not a monolith. This is a system.

You just tried to describe me as a whole. It's hard - because I'm not alone. This several layers, which work simultaneously, but in different ways.

Conscious Self - what you think you are.
Implicit Self - the way you actually work.
Social Self - the way you are to others.
Historical Self - what are you made of?
Projective Self - where are you going?
Existential Self — what it all stands on.

Six uploads. One analysis. Book I MENTAL. Each I is a different angle on one system. Together they give a complete picture.

first layer - after 10 seconds
Bridge to I 1
I 1 · THEORY 1 / 4
Conscious Self
Self 1 Conscious

Who do you think you are

Declaration. What you present to the world.

The conscious self is tip of the iceberg. Something you can put into words.

“I am a father”, “I am a programmer”, “I am a person who does not lie”. It's yours version of myself.

The Conscious Self is not “fake”. It incomplete. Underwater there are five more layers.

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I 1 · THEORY 2 / 4
William James · 1890
William James · 1890

“A person has as many social selves as there are people who know him”

I-self - I as a subject. The one who experiences, observes, thinks.

Me-self - I'm like an object. The way you see and describe yourself.

The conscious self is Me-self. The image of oneself as an object of introspection.

I-SELF
Me as a subject
the one who worries
watches
thinks
ME-SELF
Me as an object
what are you like
you see yourself
and describe
Theory 2 / 4
I 1 · THEORY 3 / 4
Carl Rogers
Carl Rogers

“What you want to be often prevents you from seeing who you are”

Real Me - who you are. Ideal Self - who should be.

Distance between them = anxiety.

When they are too far away, you are constantly dissatisfied with yourself. When you are close, you are in agreement with yourself.

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I 1 · THEORY 4 / 4
Dan McAdams
Dan McAdams

“We are the stories we tell about ourselves.”

Identity is narrative. Not a list of facts, but a coherent story.

When you unload the Conscious Self, you unload your narrative. The way you tell yourself your life.

The narrative can be heard. Hear pauses. Hear what's repeated. Hear what you're doing.

who do you describe yourself as
your narrative
Theory 4 / 4
I 1 · SILENCE
2:00

Close your eyes.
Who do you think you are - right now?
Don't think. Just feel what comes up.

Silence
I 1 · UNLOADING
10:00 · talk
REC

Who are you - talk about yourself

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I 1 · PERSONAL
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Me 1 · Personal

Money · Love · Self-perspective

How much do you earn - and does it reflect who you think you are?
Do you consider yourself rich, poor or somewhere in between - where does this feeling come from?
Do you consider yourself a person who is loved - or who achieves love?
What kind of partner do you consider yourself to be - honestly?
Are you satisfied with your relationship - or are you used to saying that you are?
Is there something about money or relationships that you won't admit to yourself?

Speak on the issues that catch your attention.

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Personal
I 1 · PAUSE
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Pause
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You were just talking about yourself - publicly to yourself. It's different than thinking to yourself.

Close your eyes. Feel what remains in your body after these words. Don't analyze - just notice.

Recovery
TRANSITION
I am 2/6
I'm 2 out of 6

Implicit Self

What's going on underneath the words?

Layer 2
I 2 · THEORY 1 / 4
Implicit Self
Self 2 Implicit

What's going on underneath the words?

Autopilot. Everything that controls you is below consciousness.

The implicit self is autopilot. Habits, reactions, patterns. Everything that turns on before you can think about it.

"I don't know why I did this" - this is it. It knows. It just doesn't work with words.

The signal inside travels faster than awareness. Stimulus → reaction occurs before the head formulates a thought.

Theory 1 / 4
I 2 · THEORY 2 / 4
Kahneman · Nobel
Daniel Kahneman · Nobel laureate

“We think that we are choosing, but more often the choice has already been made before us”

System 1 - fast, automatic. The body already knows.

System 2 - slow, conscious. No head yet.

200 milliseconds against 2 seconds - 10 times faster. Most “decisions” are made before you.

SYSTEM 1
200 ms
automatically
until realization
body · emotions
SYSTEM 2
2 seconds
consciously
requires effort
analysis · control
200ms  vs  2000ms
Theory 2 / 4
“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will rule your life, and you will call it fate.” What is Shadow. When Conscious Self is formed - He is assembled from what you *accepted* in yourself as “yours”. “I am kind”, “I am honest”, “I am caring”. And everything that **doesn’t fit in** - weakness, aggression, envy, fear, laziness, self-interest - *doesn’t disappear*. It is being repressed. Goes to Shadow. Shadow is **not evil**. This is simply everything that has not received a place in the bright part of the Self. Sometimes it is not evil there, but *weak*. Sometimes it’s not evil, but *childish*. Sometimes not evil, but *passionate*. And from Young's key theorem: **What we have displaced controls us.** Unnoticed. From the shadows. It manifests itself through two mechanisms: - **Reactions we don’t understand.** Sudden anger, unexpected tears, strange behavior under stress. “I don’t recognize myself.” - **Projection.** What you most strongly *condemn about your Friend* is often what you have not recognized in yourself. If “irresponsibility” infuriates you, it’s worth looking at where you are irresponsible. If is infuriated by “pettiness” - where you are petty. In today's upload we will be hearing Shadow through patterns and reactions. Not trying to pull it all out will take years of work. But *you can see her traces* in 10 minutes.” ###Key pointsYou - **Jung's quote** about fate is the main phrase of the slide. Say it slowly. - **“Shadow is not evil, it’s repressed”** - remove fear. Otherwise, the person gets scared and closes down. - **Projection** is the most practical tool. *"What pisses you off about Friend, dig there."* - Point to the diagram on the right. Above - Conscious (clear figures). Below - Shadow (blurred the same shapes). ###If there is time left “Modern neuroscience confirms this: the **amygdala** reactions to “its” emotional triggers in someone else’s behavior. If a friend does something that you have repressed in yourself, the amygdala reacts with double force. That's why the projection is felt so acutely. This is a **physiologically enhanced** reaction to one's own repressed contents in the mirror."">
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Jung · Shadow
Carl Jung · Shadow

“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will rule your life, and you will call it fate”

Shadow - what we reject in ourselves. What does not fit into the Conscious Self.

It's not going anywhere. He goes into the shadows and controls us from there.

What you judge most strongly in others is often what you have not recognized in yourself.

CONSCIOUS · what we know about ourselves
SHADOW · controls destiny
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“Irresponsibility in people infuriates me, but I myself am constantly late.” - **Pure projection of the Shadow.** The same one that Jung just talked about. You see in Friend what you didn’t recognize in yourself. If you recognize yourself in any of these - *frommark*. This is the Implicit Self at work. And on the next slides we will get **your own** such phrases.” ###Key pointsYou - **Read the examples slowly.** This is not a reference - it is a mirror. Give a pause after each one. - *“You will find out - from notice”* - a simple resolution. There is no need to show anyone what you have learned. - **The fourth example** is a bridge to Jung. You can highlight it in detail: “from this is what we just talked about.” ###If there is time left “All four examples have one thing in common: **the person sees his pattern** - but cannot stop. This is the main sign of the Implicit. Not “I don’t know what I’m doing.” And “I know - and I do it anyway.” Knowing about a pattern does not *change* the pattern. Conscious Self can't do anything. Therefore, mere “awareness” does not help. Only *long-term observation* helps - and today’s unloading just gives a piece of it.”">
I 2 · THEORY 4 / 4
What does it look like
What does it look like for real people?

The implicit is revealed through repetition.

Not like a bright light. How deja vu - “The same thing again, and I’m going there again.”

Do you recognize yourself in these phrases?? The implicit appears - you just point it out.

“When I am criticized, I immediately explain myself. I don't decide. It just happens."
“I always choose people who need help—over and over again.”
“When I feel bad, I eat. Not because I'm hungry."
“Irresponsibility pisses me off - but I’m late myself.”
Theory 4 / 4
I 2 · SILENCE
2:00

Close your eyes.
What do you do again and again - without deciding to do?
Just let it come out.

Silence
I 2 · UNLOADING
10:00 · talk
REC

What's happening - without your decision

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I 2 · PERSONAL
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Me 2 · Personal

Money · Relationships · Patterns

What happens to money when there is a lot of it - do you spend it, hide it, give it away?
Do you know how to accept money - or do you feel that you don’t deserve it?
What scenario repeats itself in your relationship - over and over again?
Do you attract the same people - which ones exactly?
What do you do when your partner gets too close—or too far away?
Are there things you do in a relationship that you know you shouldn't do, but do again?

Speak on the issues that catch your attention.

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Personal
I 2 · PAUSE
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Pause
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Some of this came from within - you didn't plan it. That's good.

Close your eyes. Feel the air on your skin. This body. It's with you.

Recovery
TRANSITION
I am 3/6
I'm 3 out of 6

Social Self

Who you are to others.

Layer 3
BREAK 1 NOTHING 1 / 5
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OPEN EYES

find a fixed point feel your body weight

Presenter: “Stay where you are sitting.. Eyes open. Look at something still. Notice that you are sitting. that you have weight. That the chair holds this weight.”

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CLOSE EYES

breathing - just notice hands - where are they? feet on hard floor

Presenter: “Close your eyes.. Just notice your breath - it knows how. Feel your hands. Feet on the floor. The floor is hard."

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NOTHING

thoughts come - don't follow them notice · don't continue you are the one who notices

Host: “Don’t fight thoughts. Just don't continue. The thought came - they noticed - did not follow it. You are the one who notices.”

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BREAK 1 NOTHING 4 / 5
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BODY WHOLE

not focus - dissolution back · stomach · arms · legs everything at once

Presenter: “Into the whole body. Not to one point. All at once - without focus. Let your attention dissolve. You are already where you need to be.”

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BREAK 1 NOTHING 5 / 5
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RETURN

hands · feet · weight open your eyes when you're ready

Host: “Come back slowly.. Open your eyes when you're ready. You've just been in silence. This is what everything that comes next grows from.. This is the first entry into the Nothing state—the entry point into mind control.”

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I 3 · THEORY 1 / 4
Social Self
Self 3 · Social

Who are you to others?

More than one person - a repertoire.

With colleagues, with mom, with a friend at three in the morning - different versions.

It's not fake. This is an adaptation. Each version is real, just chosen by context.

The question is where are the boundaries?. Which version is your “home”?? How rare? Where are you not you - but someone who is expected of you?

Theory 1 / 4
I 3 · THEORY 2 / 4
Erving Hoffman · 1959
Erving Hoffman · 1959

“When we enter the room, we have already started performing”

Front stage - what we show. Gestures, voice, demeanor.

Back stage — who are we when there is no audience. Here you can relax your face.

Every social situation is a stage. The question is how tired you get from playing.

FRONT STAGE
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🧍‍♀️
what we show
BACK STAGE
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who are we without an audience?
Theory 2 / 4
I 3 · THEORY 3 / 4
Jung · Person
Carl Jung · Person

“Society expects – and should expect – everyone to play their assigned role.”

Person - mask. It is necessary. Without it you cannot live among people.

Dangerous when fuses with the face. When you yourself don’t know where you are and where the role is.

“I no longer remember what I really love” - this is a break with oneself through the Persona.

genuine
PERSON
where are you?
Theory 3 / 4
I 3 · THEORY 4 / 4
What does it look like
What does it look like

Each has its own contexts in which it is different.

Do you recognize yourself in these phrases?? This is the Social Self at work.

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“With my mother, I’m a child again - although I’m 45”
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“It’s tough at work.. Home is chaos. Two different people."
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“When I’m in the company of strangers, I start making jokes—it’s a defense.”
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“I never show anger. She stays inside."
Theory 4 / 4
I 3 · SILENCE
2:00

Close your eyes.
Who are you when you're alone? - when there is no need to play a role?
Just feel it.

Silence
I 3 · UNLOADING
10:00 · talk
REC

Who are you - for others

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10:00
I 3 · PERSONAL
3:00
Me 3 · Personal

Who are you next to others?

How do you behave around those who have significantly more money than you?
And next to those who have less?
Are you showing your partner who you really are—or are you giving them a version of yourself?
Is there a role you play in a relationship that isn't yours?
How does your behavior change when money appears in a relationship - who pays, who controls?
What do you never show your partner - and why exactly?

Speak on the issues that catch your attention.

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Personal
I 3 · PAUSE
3:00
Pause
03:00

You just looked at yourself through different contexts. It might be weird - see, how many versions do you keep at the same time?. Exhale. Close your eyes. Feel yourself here - without an audience, without a role.

Recovery
TRANSITION
I am 4/6
I'm 4 out of 6

Historical Self

What are you made of?

Layer 4
I 4 · THEORY 1 / 4
Historical Self
I 4 · Historical

What are you made of?

The past is not “back there”. It lives in the body right now.

In reactions, in what you trust, in what you fear for no apparent reason.

The historical self is narrative. The story you tell yourself about how you became who you are today.

This is not a biography. This sample: what remains, what is forgotten, what continues to this day.

Theory 1 / 4
I 4 · THEORY 2 / 4
John Bowlby
John Bowlby · Attachment theory

“The first attachments are the blueprint for all subsequent relationships”

Early relationships with those who raised you create internal working models.

They are reproduced in every significant way—over and over again.. With partners, friends, children, with yourself.

The roots go deeper than we remember. And they hold everything above.

Theory 2 / 4
“We don’t remember life - we design it.” **Redemption narrative.** *Bad becomes good.* "There was a difficult period - I was depressed, lost my job. But it taught me a lot. I realized what's important. I'm stronger now." "The divorce was hell. But in the end I got to know myself like never before." “The business collapsed - and I realized that this was not the point.” This narrative of *growth*. Pain turns into strength. Loss turns into wisdom. Structurally: down - from top to top. And the main thing in the finale is *up*. **Narrative of contagion.** *Good becomes bad.* “Everything was great before, but everything fell apart.” “I was happy in my relationship until I betrayed my partner.” “My career was going well until the new boss came and broke it.” This narrative *morningYou*. Good always ends. *"Don't wait"*. Structurally: up - from bottom to bottom. And the main thing in the finale is *down*. What McAdams showed on large samples: **Narrative type is a stronger predictor of depression, anxiety, and life satisfaction than the events themselves.** Two people experienced the same set of events. One tells them as redemption, Friend as infection. **Miscellaneous mental health after ten years.** And this is critical: *the type of narrative is a choice of interpretation, not the events themselves*. This is not “my life was bad.” This is “how I tell it.” And this **can be changed**. Today in unloading - listen to yourself. What is the structure of your story about the past? Where does it lead - up or down? ###Key pointsYou - **Two contrasting examples.** One for Friend. Don't comment, let yourself hear the difference. - *“Can be changed”* is the only hope on this slide. Without her, conversation is difficult. - On the block contrast on the right - indicate. Up arrow (redemption) vs down arrow (infection). ###If there is time left "This does not mean that you need to **lie** to yourself and rewrite the past in rosy tones. This means *honestly seeking* redemption where it exists. What did the difficult situation *ultimately* give you? Not “it would be better without her” - this is a narrative infection. And “despite the pain, what is left of value?” This is a rewrite of the draft."">
I 4 · THEORY 3 / 4
McAdams · narrative
Dan McAdams · Narrative of Redemption and Contagion

“We don’t remember life - we design it”

Redemption narrative: bad → good. Pain becomes strength.

Narrative of contagion: good → bad. “It always ends, don’t wait.”

The type of narrative determines psychological health. Which one is yours?

REDEMPTION
difficult → growth
loss → strength
pain → wisdom
INFECTION
good → bad
always ends
no need to wait

what is your narrative?

Theory 3 / 4
“At the age of 13 he moved. Since then I haven’t been attached to anything.” — This **draft of affection after a breakup**. Bowlby in its purest form. One first experience and the “don’t get attached” attitude becomes automatic. Protection that lasts for 30 years. > “The loss of business became a fulcrum. I know I will survive.” — This **narrative of redemption** in action. The same event - loss - is rewritten as a resource. And it *works*. This person is really more stable. Not because the event was easy - but because he *rewrote it*. > “They told me I was too sensitive. Now I don’t know what I feel.” — This **from alienation from the body**. For a long time, someone “from mirrored” your sensitivity as a problem - you learned to *suppress* it. Now there is a signal, but you *don’t read it*. The past continues to filter the present. Do you recognize? Name - *what from the past lives in you Now*. Not as a fact. How tone. Reaction. Voice inside. The feeling in the body when certain things are mentioned.” ###Key pointsYou - **More examples than mechanisms.** Don’t rush. Each is a separate depth. - *“This is not a fact - this is work from right now” * - the main idea of ​​the slide. - The third example (redemption) is *standard*. Doesn't show that rewriting is possible. Without him, the block would sound hopeless. ###If there is time left “Note: **none of these people are to blame for the fact that they have this**. No one “choose” to move at age 13 or have a devaluing father. Therefore, *don’t blame yourself* for what you hear in the upload. The goal is *not* self-flagellation. The task is to **see** what is working in the background in you. And if it works out, *hear* how to rewrite it."">
I 4 · THEORY 4 / 4
What does it look like
What does it look like for real people?

The past speaks through the body - and through the pattern.

You recognize yourself? Name something from the past that lives in you now.

"Father's voice - he still says that it's not enough. Although he hasn’t been around for 20 years.”
“At the age of 13 he moved. Since then I haven’t been attached to anything.”
“The loss of business became a fulcrum. I know I will survive."
“They told me I was too sensitive. Now I don’t know what I feel.”
Theory 4 / 4
I 4 · SILENCE
2:00

Close your eyes.
What from the past lives in you right now?
Don't remember - just let it come.

Silence
I 4 · UNLOADING
10:00 · talk
REC

What are you from? assembled

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10:00
I 4 · PERSONAL
3:00
Me 4 · Personal

Money · Relationships · Roots

What did the family say about money—out loud and between the lines?
Rich people in your childhood - who they were? Good or bad?
First relationship - what did it teach you?
Who was the first to betray you or leave you - how did that change the way you let people in?
Is there a money or relationship decision you made a long time ago that is still working?
What did your parents show you about relationships—by example, not by words?

Speak on the issues that catch your attention.

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Personal
I 4 · PAUSE
3:00
Pause
03:00

You were just in the past. It's physical - not only mentally. The body partially goes there. Come back here. The past is there. Are you here.

Recovery
TRANSITION
I am 5/6
I'm 5 out of 6

Projective Self

Where are you looking?

Layer 5
BREAK 2 NOTHING 1 / 5
2:00

OPEN EYES

find a fixed point feel your body weight

Host: “We’re back in Nothing again. Eyes open. Find a fixed point. Notice: you are sitting. Chair holds. The body is here."

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2:00

CLOSE EYES

breathing - just notice hands - where are they? feet on the floor

Presenter: “Close your eyes.. Breath knows itself. Just notice. Hands. Feet on the floor. The floor is hard."

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BREAK 2 NOTHING 3 / 5
2:00

NOTHING

thoughts come - don't follow them notice · don't continue you are the one who notices

Host: “Don’t fight. Just don't continue. The thought came - they noticed - they didn’t go. You are the one who notices. This is Nothing."

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BREAK 2 NOTHING 4 / 5
2:00

BODY WHOLE

not focus - dissolution back · stomach · arms · legs everything at once

Presenter: “Into the whole body. No focus. Back, stomach, arms, legs - all at once. Attention dissolves. This is the slowest part of the training.”

Break 2 · 4 / 5
BREAK 2 NOTHING 5 / 5
2:00

RETURN

hands · feet · weight open your eyes when you're ready

Host: “Come back slowly.. Open your eyes when you're ready. Next - Projective Self. Where are you looking?"

Break 2 · 5 / 5
I 5 · THEORY 1 / 4
Projective Self
Self 5 · Projective

Where are you going

Three looks that you wear.

Wishful - what you want to be. Expected - what I should be according to other people's standards. Feared - what you are afraid of turning out to be.

They are not "plans". This imagesthat pull or push.

Wherever your gaze is directed, that’s where you go.. Even when you think you're standing.

Theory 1 / 4
“Possible selves represent who we could become, want to become, and are afraid to become.”. Their main discovery: **the pair desired + feared is the most powerful modifier of human behavior**. Stronger than just desired. Stronger than just fear. This works like a **scale**. On one cup - desired I. On Friend - feared. And You are always moving towards the bowl that *outweighs*. And from the key thing that Marcus showed in large studies: **If the feared dominates - you're moving *from* something, not *to* something.** This is not the same thing. *Life from fear* is structured differently than *life towards a dream*: - In *life from* - a lot of energy is spent on avoidance. You don't do what you love because you're *afraid of failing*. You choose the safe—not out of joy, but out of anxiety. - In *life k* - energy goes into motion. You take steps because you *want*, and not because you *are afraid to stop*. From the outside it is visible. And, more importantly, you can hear it in *your story* about the future. If you say “I don’t want to become like...” more than “I want to become like...” - your feared outweighs. Today in the unloading we will hear your cup. Where she leaned. **And what lies on each side.**" ###Key pointsYou - **“Life *from* and life *to* are different”** - the main shift. Not “I have fears and I have a sword,” but “they are in a *fight*, and one *pulls harder*.” - Point to the scales on the right. Left bowl (desired, light), right bowl (feared, dark). *“What outweighs you?”* - Don’t try to “fix” anyone. The task is to *hear*, not evaluate. ###If there is time left “Marcus showed one more thing: **the clearer the images of possible selves** - the more mfromivation. A vague “I want to be successful” works worse than a specific scene “5 years later I’m in this room, doing this, with such and such people nearby.” The same goes for fears. The vague “I don’t want to fail everything” is paralyzing. **Specific** “I’m afraid to become like this person from this person, to do this from this person” - gives the urge to act. In the upload we will aim at *concrete scenes*, not abstractions."">
I 5 · THEORY 2 / 4
Marcus · 1986
Hazel Marcus + Paula Nurius · Possible Selves · 1986

“Possible selves represent who we could become, want to become, and are afraid to become.”

Pair desired + feared = a powerful motivator.

If the feared dominates - you're moving from something, not к something.

Living from fear is different than living from a dream. Recognizable from the outside.

Theory 2 / 4
I 5 · THEORY 3 / 4
Hal Hershfield
Hal Hershfield · neuroeconomics

“When we think about our future selves, the same areas of the brain are activated as when we think about a stranger.”

That's why we betray the future self - we put it off, we sabotage it.

That “you in 5 years” for which you should get up earlier today - the brain sees it like a stranger.

The more clearly you can imagine yourself tomorrow, the less you betray yourself today.

I AM NOW
You
5 years →
I AM THE FUTURE
stranger?
Theory 3 / 4
“I'm afraid to become like my father. And I already see that I’m going the same way.” — This **dominant feared self**. The strongest scenario. When you *run from* an image, and it pulls you towards itself. This is paradoxical, but it is psychologically known: *what we are most afraid of becoming, we often become*. Because all the energy is in this image. Marcus knew. > “I understand - this is not my image. This is my mother’s dream.” - This is the **moment of awakening**. Very rare and very valuable. When a person in Friend sees that his entire “life plan” is *someone else’s*. This could be Mother, child, society, professional environment. If you hear this, you can rebuild it. If you are not heard, you continue to live someone else’s life without knowing it. > “I don’t allow myself to dream. So that it doesn’t hurt.” — This **ban on Wishful Me**. Defense mechanism. If you were once very sick - and they broke it - the next dream is *terrible*. It’s easier not to dream at all than to be disappointed again. This strategy protects from pain - but *offsets the direction of movement*. Life becomes flat. Do you recognize? The image you have of the future may not be yours**. Can be *inherited*, *imposed*, *frozen from fear*. Today’s upload is an attempt to see *whose* it really is and *what to do with it*.” ###Key pointsYou - **There are four mechanisms - there are four different stories.** Not just examples - *diagnostic samples*. - *“What we are most afraid of becoming, we often become”* is a powerful phrase. Say it slowly. - The third example is **the most valuable for conversation**. Give him weight. *“You can experience this awakening today—if you’re lucky.”* ###If there is time left “Note: **in all four situations** - the image of the future *is already working*. Does not form elections. Does not consume energy. Just *works in the dark*. Today we xfrom *turn on the light*. Not “pick the right dream.” And **see** what you already have and who is behind it. This is the first and most important step."">
I 5 · THEORY 4 / 4
What does it look like
What does it look like

Other people's dreams, frozen step, fear of dreaming.

Do you recognize yourself in these phrases?? Your image of the future may not be yours.

“I want to be by the sea. I've known for 10 years. Not a single step."
“I'm afraid to become like my father. And I already see that I am going the same way.”
“I understand - this is not my image. This is my mother's dream."
“I don’t allow myself to dream. So that it doesn't hurt."
Theory 4 / 4
I 5 · SILENCE
2:00

Close your eyes.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
Don't think - just let the image appear.

Silence
I 5 · UNLOADING
10:00 · talk
REC

Where are you going moving

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10:00
I 5 · PERSONAL
3:00
Me 5 · Personal

Money · Relationships · Image of the future

Give a number - how much you want to earn? Why exactly so much?
What will change in your life when you have this money - specifically?
Do you want a relationship—or the specific feeling it gives?
How do you want to be in a relationship - not how you should be, but how you want?
There is an image of the partner you are looking for - describe it honestly.
Are you afraid to be alone - or are you afraid that the wrong people will stay with you?

Speak on the issues that catch your attention.

03:00
Personal
I 5 · PAUSE
3:00
Pause
03:00

The future is a place where both the greatest desire and the greatest fear live. You just touched both. Exhale. Close your eyes. You are in the present - not there. Just stay here.

Recovery
TRANSITION
I'm 6/6
I'm 6 out of 6

Existential Self

What does it all stand on?

Layer 6 last
I 6 · THEORY 1 / 4
Existential Self
Self 6 · Existential · foundation

What is it all worth?

Four givens: Death · Freedom · Isolation · Meaning.

Everyone has them. You can't get rid of them. You can only look into them - or displace.

This foundation, on which all other layers stand. When something collapses from above, this foundation remains.

Theory 1 / 4
I 6 · THEORY 2 / 4
Irvin Yalom · 1980
Irwin Yalom · Existential Psychotherapy · 1980

“Accepting death is not a horror. It's liberation to live a more authentic life."

People, receiving limb, - less anxious, more authentic.

People, repressing death, - live according to other people's scenarios. They put off their “later”.

“Later” is not endless.

REPLACEMENT
other people's scripts
anxiety
postponement
ACCEPTANCE
authenticity
clarity
present
Theory 2 / 4
“Everything can be taken from a person except one thing - *the last of human freedoms*: to choose one’s attitude to any circumstances.” And the formula for which the entire book was written: > **WHAT + FOR WHAT = YOU CAN STAND EVERYTHING.** What does this mean: - A person endures **any “what”** if there is a “why”. Poverty, illness, poverty, concentration camp. Any suffering becomes bearable if there is meaning within it. - And - *can’t stand* even **well-being** if there is no “why”. This is paradoxical: people in ideal conditions, without obvious problems, commit suicide. Not from difficulties. From emptiness. What's critical: **The point is not looking for - He is being created.** This is not “my meaning is there somewhere, I need to find it.” This is your *act*. You *construct* meaning - through choice, action, love for something specific, from responsibility for someone specific. In this block, we will try to hear **your** “why”. Not correct. Not socially approved. *Your*. That which lives when it is very quiet.” ###Key pointsYou - **Concentration camp** - mention. This is what gives *weight* to everything else. Frankl is *not a theorist*, he *passed*. - **Formula WHAT + FOR WHAT = YOU CAN STAND EVERYTHING** - repeat twice. This is an anchor. - *“The point is not looking for - is being created”* is the main freedom of the slide. To the pulsating “FOR WHAT?” on the right - indicate. ###If there is time left “Frankl distinguished three ways of creating meaning: - **Through business.** Something specific that you do. Workfroma. Creation. Creating something. - **Through love.** Someone specific for whom you live. Not an abstract “love for humanity” - a concrete person, a concrete living thing, a concrete connection. - **Through fromcarrying.** When there is neither business nor love - *how You fromcarry* to what is. This is the last layer of freedom. Even in the concentration camp he worked. All three can be present at the same time. The main thing is *xfromе one* you have. This is the “why.”>
I 6 · THEORY 3 / 4
Victor Frankl
Viktor Frankl · Logotherapy

“Everything can be taken away from a person except one thing - the last of human freedoms: to choose one’s attitude to any circumstances.”

A person endures any WHAT - if there is FOR WHAT.

The point is not looking for - He is being created. This is your act.

WHAT + FOR WHAT = YOU CAN STAND EVERYTHING
meaning is not sought - it is created
FOR WHAT?
Theory 3 / 4
“The meaning is children. But they will grow up. This question scares me.” - This is the **temporary meaning that a person feels**. Children are powerful. But they are growing. And when they leave, what remains? This is an extremely painful question. And *very often* with middle-aged parents. Often people are *afraid* to ask themselves this question. Today it is possible. > “I think about death often - it helps me understand what is important.” - This is **healthy from bearing to death according to Yalom**. Not obsession, not fear - *working tool*. This person has already done the work of acceptance. And lives from this like a friend. > “There was a period when the meaning was gone. I don’t know if it was completely gone.” — This is **existential depression**. Not clinical. The state when “why” has been reset to zero. Often after a big deal - a close relationship, a project. The man lived, acted, but *empty inside*. And you *can* get out of this. But not fast. And often *not completely*. Do you recognize? **None of this is pathological.** These are all *normal* existential experiences. They just *don’t talk about them*. In today's unloading there is a place where you can. You don't need the right fromves. We need **real ones**. Those that live in you *when it’s very quiet*.” ###Key pointsYou - **“Everyone has this - it’s just that no one says it”** - the main thing is to remove isolation. Without it, a person defends himself “I don’t have this, I’m normal.” - *“When it’s very quiet”* is an anchor phrase. On the last slide of the section it will return in the upload itself. - Tone - *quiet, calm*. Not pretentious. These are serious topics - but they are **common** for all people. ###If there is time left “If any of this *fromclicked inside* - fromdark. No need to expand Now. Just be aware that you **have** this layer. That these questions live with you - even if you **haven’t asked them** out loud to yourself for decades. Today in this unloading we will give them a place. Ten minutes - for something that usually doesn’t happen *anywhere*.
I 6 · THEORY 4 / 4
What does it look like
What does it look like

It doesn't get any deeper.

These places are for everyone. Many people just don't go there.

"At night I talk to someone inside. I don't know with whom. It helps."
"The meaning is children. But they will grow up. This question scares me."
“I think about death often - it helps me understand what is important.”
“There was a period when the meaning was gone. I don’t know if it came out completely.”
Theory 4 / 4
I 6 · SILENCE
2:00

Close your eyes.
Why are you living? - your answer is not correct.
Don't think. Just let what is come.

Silence
I 6 · UNLOADING
10:00 · talk
REC

On what everything is worth it

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10:00
I 6 · PERSONAL
3:00
Me 6 · Personal

Money · Relationships · Finitude

For you, is money freedom, security, recognition or love?
If you had enough money, what would you do with your life?
Relationships are what it's all about for you? About love, about not being alone, about proving something?
Have you ever been truly close to someone - so that you weren't afraid to be completely yourself?
What are you more afraid of - being left without money or being left without people?
If you knew you were going to die in a year, what would change about money and relationships right now?

Speak on the issues that catch your attention.

03:00
Personal
FINAL PAUSE
5:00
Final pause
05:00

You've gone through all six layers. Don't do anything about it right now. Just sit. Close your eyes. Breathe slowly. Let everything that has risen - it will just be.

All six layers
FINAL · 1 / 3
What's next
What happens next

Six layers · ~60 minutes of speech · one book.

AI analyzes all six layers together. Finds patterns, contradictions, what was said directly and what was said between the lines.

Book I MENTAL - within 48 hours.

🎤 Voice
📝 Text
🧠 AI
📖 I MENTAL
48 hours
Final · 1 / 3
FINAL · 2 / 3
What after the book
Next step

I MENTAL - card. ONTO NOTHING - territory.

If this is a model, then who is watching her?

The one who observes does not speak. He just present.

I MENTAL card
Who's watching?
ONTO NOTHING · territory
Final · 2 / 3
THANK YOU
FINAL · 3 / 3
Ready

Thank you what he said.

You asked yourself six layers of questions and heard your voice.
The main thing has already happened.

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