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	"Asking is the first step in E Therapy."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 70.</ref>		"Asking is the first step in E Therapy."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 70.</ref>

	"...Group-E is the easiest kind of therapy to get started in, and that the teamed Hyper-E is probably one of the most powerful methods of therapy known in the world today.""<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 87.</ref>		"...Group-E is the easiest kind of therapy to get started in, and that the teamed Hyper-E is probably one of the most powerful methods of therapy known in the world today."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 87.</ref>

			"Did you know that you're 'E' keeps accounts on you? Ther was a fellow in Portland, Oregon, who told his brother inlaw that he had had some psychotherapy from some man, about forty-five hours of it. It hadn't done hnim any good. The brother-in-law said, "Who'd you get it from?" "Oh, from so-and-so." "How much did it cost you?" "Oh I didn't pay anything." "Well did you exchange services with him in any way?" "Why, no..." The brother-in-law said, "Well, you got what you paid for, didn't you?" He got nothing--he paid for nothing....We don't care if you take a free ride. It doesn't concern us. We do this because we like it. But the point is that if you take a free ride, you will get ... exactly what you pay for....If you pay for nothing, that's what you'll get. I mention that as an obstacle to your own progress, not because I'm a bill collector, suggesting that you pay somebody.....I'm just telling you for your own information that hitch-hikers don't get anywhere in therapy, because your 'E' keeps accounts on you."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 88.</ref>

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			"...Group-E is the easiest kind of therapy to get started in, and that the teamed Hyper-E is probably one of the most powerful methods of therapy known in the world today.""<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 87.</ref>

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Michael at 15:41, 5 October 2024

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			==Notes==

			E-therapy basically involves putting the [[Spiritual Ego]] in charge of the healing process, and then facilitating communication and understanding. You can do this individually, by simply asking, or in groups. Kitselman calls E-therapy done in groups Group-E. As groups advanced and become more sophisticated and aware, K. refers to something called Hyper-E, which is a more involved and active team focus on healing and connection.

			==Quotes==

	~~==Notes==~~		"Consider that we're all geniuses -- that is -- we have a genius mind upstairs, but that in most of us, it's not connected. Now it isn't hard to just consider that possibility. And that's all you're asked to do - just sort of play along with it. Let's pretend that that's so for a while. And if you do that, you'll find that some amazing things will happen. You don't have to believe it -- just pretend. Because it's very easy to get these upstairs minds to show themselves. We all them '[[E]]' -- for short."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 62.</ref>

	"E-Therapy might be described as a kind of psychological vomiting. Suppose you eat something that's poisonous - your system causes you to vomit -- throw it up -- get it out of your system. A lot of us, in many ways, have had experiences that we can't digest--and E-Therapy is a way of getting them out of the system."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 61.</ref>		"E-Therapy might be described as a kind of psychological vomiting. Suppose you eat something that's poisonous - your system causes you to vomit -- throw it up -- get it out of your system. A lot of us, in many ways, have had experiences that we can't digest--and E-Therapy is a way of getting them out of the system."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 61.</ref>

	~~==Quotes==~~		"Don't try to conduct the therapy yourself. The 'E's are doing it....You are simply to keep the egorup working as a unit, but you leave it up to the 'Es's as to what's being done. You really don't have to know anything much to be a leader of the group. You simply have to operate on the premise, for the time being, that the 'E's know what to do and they'll take care of it."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 67.</ref>

			Bear in mind that this work is something that isn't done in the dark - although it may be advantageous to subdue the lights a little bit for the benefit of those who see pictures. There's nothing hocus pocus about it; you're not going through any involved ritual. You're just making one simple assumption - that each person there has a super-mind attached, and that this super-mind can do wonderful things, if asked to to them. It is only an assumption. Then watch to see what happens. <ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 6.</ref>

			"Asking is the first step in E Therapy."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 70.</ref>

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==Notes==

"E-Therapy might be described as a kind of psychological vomiting. Suppose you eat something that's poisonous - your system causes you to vomit -- throw it up -- get it out of your system. A lot of us, in many ways, have had experiences that we can't digest--and E-Therapy is a way of getting them out of the system."<ref>Kitselman, A. L. ''E-Therapy Lectures.'' Masterworks International, 2013. p. 61.</ref>

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