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Malcolm Ocean 🏴‍☠️@Malcolm_Oceanalmost 5 years ago

a great example of what I'll call [[surrogate selfing]] = unsustainable but super-useful role where A takes on caring for all of B's parts when B is identified with one part/perspective, or otherwise unable to access Self and just feels like a collection of arguing parts https://t.co/ULra4qyqM2

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Guy HAS FINISHED WRITING THE BOOK (BETA)@nosilvervalmost 5 years ago

Yatharth is siding with one intention (work out to feel good) in OPPOSITION to another (cry because working out feels bad). Because I'm helping him he ASSUMES I'm aligned with the intention he is aligned with (I'm not, I'm aligned with THE BEST POSSIBLE GLOBAL INTENTION FOR HIM)

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yatharth ༺༒༻@AskYatharthalmost 5 years ago
Replying to @Malcolm_Ocean

@Malcolm_Ocean surrogate self = blending in IFS? IFS’s most interesting postulate always was the existence “The Self,” a true leader that not any part. Same with “Core State” in Core Transformation. = a state of looseness, lack of delusion and clining?

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Malcolm Ocean 🏴‍☠️@Malcolm_Oceanalmost 5 years ago
Replying to @AskYatharth

@AskYatharth > surrogate self = blending in IFS? Whaaaaat? No, not at all what I mean. I mean "your Self seems to be offline, but I bring my Self energy to care for your parts".

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Malcolm Ocean 🏴‍☠️@Malcolm_Oceanalmost 5 years ago
Replying to @AskYatharth

@AskYatharth Without much exposure to IFS, I rederived Self a few months ago and it's clear to me that it is a thing. Tho my rederivation isn't intrinsically functional actually; more just that everyone necessarily has a "selfing function"—whatever system (consciousness?) organizes thoughts

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Malcolm Ocean 🏴‍☠️@Malcolm_Oceanalmost 5 years ago
Replying to @AskYatharth

@AskYatharth Afaict, both IFS Self & Core States are aspects of the right hemisphere, and the appearance that they come & go is due to increasing or decreasing awareness/consciousness of them, but still there just like stomach is there even when not thinking of it. https://t.co/JcUqz21Z8J

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Sarah McManus@SarahAMcManusalmost 5 years ago

It's like... not trying to get someone to "generate" the feeling of a core state. Because core states are defined as unconditional, it's more of a *noticing* or bringing awareness to that aspect of your experience, that's already there.

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