Ощущения «средние». Нет отчетливо плохого, нет отчетливо хорошего. Голубовато-сероватые тона. Особой тяжести не чувствуется.
Продолжая хранить сосредоточение на ощущениях, определяет что «хорошее тоже было» и ощущения с ним связанные – в передней части головы. Светлое. Дала ему распределиться.
Небольшое темное, нехорошее – затылок. Там газ. Он рассредоточился и ушел.
Мебель
Третий эпизод работы в этом сеансе. Рисунок № 206. «Стенка». Возраст – 33.
Хорошие ощущения. Свет, тепло, легкость.
Это есть нормальное, естественное состояние.
Стоп
На этом наш цикл работы с Людмилой Григорьевной был закончен.
В общей сложности, мы отзанимались с нею два с половиной месяца с вычетом из них полутора летних месяцев. Мы уложились в 9 сеансов.
Через полгода она еще походила на общие занятия обучения саморегуляции. На протяжении всего последующего времени она хранила благополучное состояние, хотя ее чувствительность, конечно, осталась с нею.
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В работе с Л.Г. видим обычную динамику постепенного «повзросления» фигурок. Обнаруживаем «склад» позитивных эмоций в возрасте 30–35 лет, когда она выходила замуж, и проходили первые годы ее жизни в браке. Обнаруживаем и неблагоприятные годы. Внутри «счастливых лет» также находились эпизоды двойственные по смыслу: «хорошее» соседствовало с «плохим». Поэтапно пациентка «очищала» внутреннее пространство, а также свой «кокон» от накоплений негативных эмоций. Выбрасывания были минимальными. В основном, шла утилизация энергии, ушедшей ранее на питание эмоций-паразитов. Все то хорошее, что она успела испытать, напротив, оставлялось в организме, его присутствию в жизни пациентки создавался «режим наибольшего благоприятствования».
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