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The method is out of your reach if you're not already acquainted with meditation and magic and stuff. If you're familiar with how those two things work, then you should be able to figure it out yourself. Sorry op

>>116219

It's probably a painful memory. If you carefully examine your thoughts and emotions around the feeling, you'll be able to spur recollection. If you or somebody uttered phrases at the time, you probably repeat them all the time. You're also probably obsessed with avoiding similar situations now and may find persons or objects repulsive, or unnaturally attractive.

Record your thoughts, memories, phrases, objects, feelings and gradually build full recollection over time. You'll only get tiny fragments, then finally the big show, if it's really painful. I don't think there's any other way to tease memories out.

Some people like having another person help reconstruct the event, like with a therapist or whatever. I don't think other people are necessary, but I can see how it might help. Simply being around people makes me feel all sorts of things that are difficult to reconstruct alone, but I don't trust anyone like that, it would be life ruining to have some secrets escape. I do like to secretly glance subjects off people when I'm trying to remember. They don't need to know the role they're playing in my mind, just create a similar feeling to remind me.

>>116223

I am already "acquainted with meditation and magic and stuff" I still could not figure it out myself. I'm a fucking worthless rookie garbage then, right?

Everything is being discussed on this board from "get me laid" shitposts to jews, judaism, demiurge but you dismiss my post so easily with "you should be figure able to figure it out yourself". Well shit, you could just say the same on every single topic that's being created here, but you are not helping.

>>116230

There's also this:

http://tromhelp.com/Books1/TheResolutionofMind6x9.pdf

I don't fully believe it, just find the techniques useful for the memories. I believe they succeeded only at removing painful memories. The extralife bullshit and magical powers are typical psychosis. It happens to tulpamancers a lot /r/tulpas. Constructing lies becomes second nature and they mistake them for memories but they never have any value. They should have some true mastery of this place, but they can never demonstrate that. All supernatural shit, I've observed, demonstrates an inability to face reality, and is symptomatic of something they're unwilling to observe in themselves.

Their model of the universe is also useful. It's a huge perspective, that makes everything seem trivial, which allows very calm thinking if you can maintain it.

>>116233

It doesn't need to be terrible to have this effect on a child. Just belief of terrible consequences is enough, or drugs. This blacking out of your past and search of a past life appears symptomatic. As much as the feeling troubles you, I bet you'll do anything to avoid actual recollection. It's part of the process. It's why I'm here, tbh. I could be working on me, but as soon as I even glance the subject, I magically feel like doing anything else.

>>116231

I'm telling you that you can figure it out yourself and that's probably the only way lmao