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  • Using the Presence Process to treat TMS: "This past week the presence activating statement has been hard for me to believe, in that I had forgotten that I even had innocence. Some of this information is humbling and I'm afraid I have hurt people along the way, but then I also have to acknowledge that I have probably hurt myself most of all."
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  • The importance of EXPLORING OUR CHILDHOOD: "Dr. Sarno tells his patients that our “overflowing beaker” of rage is made up of three components: 1/3 childhood, 1/3 current stressors, and 1/3 our personality. Most of us think of our childhood as happy."
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