Paul giving a session

ExpARCSW: SAL: Recall the earliest . . . (1e of 5 alternates)

AUDIO: "OK. Recall the earliest _____ [same item]."

Response Options:

Doing OK, more of same

Something came to mind and I said aloud what it was

Nothing else came to mind at all — let's skip this particular line

Good win, something different

I've had a good win and this list seems flat — let's start the next list

I've had a good win and this list seems flat — let's get ready to end off the session

Other

SAL special session list

Shutting down | Don't want to continue | Realization

Write on Report:

SA List number
The time every now and then
The perception you've got to
The question number and a word or two of its wording
Brief details of the incident
Brief details of that perception
Brief details of another incident
Brief details of the perception

Brief details of earliest incident
For example:

SA List 1
4:03 pm
Sight
Q1 Happy? party 1995
P? seagulls
A? beach
P? bright fireworks

E? kids party

Notes:

Earliest

We're looking for the earliest incident of this type that you can find. If the earliest you can find is last week, that's fine. If it is very early on, that's fine too. Just do the best you can.

Focus on the positive, not the negative

Self Analysis procedure has the emphasis on the positive, and pushes the negative aside. Negative incidents will come to view, but in this kind of auditing they are ignored. Push them aside if they come up and dig up something positive instead that answers the question and go with that. Continuing to do this will tend to discharge the negative items without even inspecting them closely.

Answer aloud, even if you're alone

Giving a description aloud of what comes to mind helps you to sort out what it is you are remembering. Make a brief note on your worksheet but you don't need to write down all the details unless it is very important to you.

Add in Rub & Yawn if you wish