At this point we are going to work with past using the method you should already know by now - using “Base Processor” manually. You will be applying it to the prepared list of your episodes from the past. Work will consist of 2 parts: drawing up a list and processing it. After processing 1/3 of your past manually, using this method, you can start working with the automatic mechanisms. Automatic mechanism will advance your progress significantly, as these will be uncovering more and more “hidden” past episodes (those that you cannot remember at once).

 

The very first thing you should do is to make a list of charged past episodes. Charged episodes are the ones that cause any kind of discomfort, when you recall them. At this point you should consider writing down only the most painful ones; smaller things are going to be processed with automatic tools. There are several ways of searching for the episodes for further processing. I have used one described below.

 

Firstly, I made a list of all people, with whom I’ve had intensive and rich communication. Secondly, I’ve written down all the “discomforting” episodes related to each person. This method might take some time, but it will make your list very detailed and you will not miss anything out of sight. Another option would be to brainstorm episodes, writing down whatever comes to your mind, by performing a “slight” regress from the present to past. Once you did that and wrote all episodes down, you can perform a reverse regress from the moment of your first conscious memory to the present moment in that episode. This option is easier than the first one, but sometimes it may be too hard to dig through and catch all the charged episodes. Still, this method is rather simple and persistently it is possible to compile a good list.

 

In general, you can do it your own way. Don’t worry if you cannot remember all the episodes at once, with time all of them will be revealed. On average, a person has 300-700 “fat” painful episodes. In fact, there are many smaller episodes, but clearance of those will be performed by automatic mechanisms, so there is no point in picking them manually. By the way, memories, which are related to early childhood, can also be processed by automatic mechanisms, there are no limits for subconscious and it is able to reach our experiences, which we got even in prenatal period.

 

One important thing about writing down episodes – don’t write “poems or prose”, one sentence per episode will be enough. What you have to do here, is just to mark it (pin it, so to say), so that subconscious knows what exactly you want it to process. There is no need to write down place, outside temperature, people involved and so on, because as I told before, subconscious knows all the details anyway and will consider them if they are necessary to process. The only thing you can do is to mark “the age”, when the episode took place so you won’t get confused (just in case there are several similar experiences).

 

You can make your entire list and process all the episodes at once, or, you can work on your list and perform processing while finding new episodes.  For example, once you wrote down 50 episodes, you can process them with “Base Processor”, and then continue making your list. Working with each episode is identical, as in the case with psychological states/emotions from the first stage. Take first episode from your list, pronounce it aloud or to yourself with a trigger “Base Processor” for example:

 

• Mother yelled at me in front of guests when I was 10 – Base Processor (pronounce aloud or to yourself 5-10 times or until yawning)

 

In addition, if some episode is “overcharged”, painful and remembering it almost “bursts you into tears”, this episode should be divided into several aspects for a deeper and more effective processing. This way you will “fix all the damaged parts”. Aspects should reflect your personal vision of the situation, which means you should write all your negative reactions, emotions, experiences you got during that episode. Considering the previous example with mother, it may look something like this:

 

• Mother yelled at me in front of guests when I was 10

• Everyone around was looking at me

• I started crying and ran away

• I hate my mother for that

• I will never forget that, too painful…

• And any other thoughts that come to your mind

 

This method should also be applied to some other complicated episodes. What I mean here, is that normally, if you have processed something with “Base Processor” it usually stops bothering you. This means, when you recall an episode there should be no reaction, no emotional coloring (it should be a simple record). If you recall an episode and some detail in it still provokes emotional reaction, it means that this episode is too broad and “branched”. In many cases, such episodes generate negative beliefs and give birth to many other related things in our mind. For example, let’s say some guy broke up with the girl, because of another one. The first girl processes this episode, and after a while, she notices that she still hates the guy and this episode still brings up painful reactions. This means she has to divide an episode into several aspects. It may look like:

 

•  The guy left me because of another girl

•  I hate him

•  Mother told me, that there are no good men left in the world

•  There is no true love in this world

•  I will never find my true love

•  I am too ugly

•  And any other aspects

 

In general, this work is very simple in comparison with any other traditional approaches, and gives great changes in perception and worldview within short terms. If someone states that one is not able to remember anything or that one is free of all the negative episodes, this person lies to oneself. This can only mean one thing – this person has suppressed past or even rejected it. If memory and negativity is really blocked (yes, for some people it is quite possible), it means that the only way to perform past clearing and discharging, will be using automatic mechanisms first and manual processing second. Automatic mechanisms will unlock “blocked and frozen” memories.

 

This is it for past processing. For many MB practitioners, this was a great step; many problems, both external and internal, have faded away and energy level grew significantly. In general, we saw that the one who is not affected by past anymore (or to the lower extent) is less controllable by the society and inner barriers.