
Response Options:Doing OK, not flat yet• I placed an emotion in an objectDoing OK, seems flat• I'm fairly confident that I can do this with any emotion in any objectOther• Shutting down | Don't want to continue | RealizationWrite on Report:The timePart 1b Drill 2 Details of emotion/object For example: 7:32 am
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Notes:Drill 2. Placing emotions in objects and altering their characterThis drill involves creating an emotion in an object, and making changes to that emotion. When you have finished the different aspects of this on one emotion in one object, the drill has you create another emotion in another object, and so on until you are confident and competent at creating emotions in objects and changing their character.Step 1: Create an emotion in an objectCreate an emotion, any emotion, in an object you can see. If it is too hard to get a real emotion, get the idea of that emotion, but try for an emotion you can really feel. Have this emotion be in an object visible to you, maybe a chair or wall. Aim at making this one action, i.e. create the emotion in the object (this is your created emotion, not the object's own emotion) rather than creating it inside your head first or wherever you usually feel things and then placing it in the object. It's OK to do it in two actions if you need to.Click the link when you have the emotion in the object. Add in Rub & Yawn if needed as usual |