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About the Tutorial
The tutorial is a communication process written for a
person who is, or has been, in abusive communications, an
abusive relationship, and who intends to complete his/her experience of abuse.
The word "complete" here means:
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free of guilt, blame, shame, regrets, resentments and anger
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no longer addicted to creating
abusive interactions
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free of karma, consequences or thoughts having to do with
deserving abuse
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to have put to rest the story, the drama of the past. That is to
say, one no longer has a need to bring up or explain one's past to others
or to use it as reasons for present behavior
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free of thoughts of punishment, retribution or
spite
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whole, nothing missing, nothing added
(in-integrity)
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have forgiven others and self.
To produce these results you must be willing to be
coached and supported in communicating responsibly, from cause. For such a
person this process will have a powerful effect.
Press Continue and read that the tutorial is not therapy. You are not yet agreeing to do
the tutorial.
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Throughout the tutorial the word
"complete" is synonymous with in-integrity. We say that a
person who is whole and complete, all perpetrations
acknowledged, is in-integrity. |
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...perpetrations... |
In this tutorial a perpetration is something you have done,
or not done, for which you feel badly.
If I think spanking a child is wrong and in your culture it's not,
then for you spanking a child is not a perpetration. For me it
would be. A perpetration is something which from your code
of ethics or standards is bad or wrong.
For example: If after yelling at your spouse or child you feel
badly, then for you yelling is a perpetration. |
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