Reaction sets

Based upon expieriences since the last blog describing the sets in detail, a number of discoveries were made.

 

Sources of influence are more than just suppliers of positive or negative influence, but instead influience sets to re-surface that are associated with various personality traits. There appears to be little immediate harm in using various sets, as long as the sets affiliated with diffetent traits result in a balanced result, thus avoiding any mindsets (such as a strong-right wing mindset associated with the set associated with my father).

 

Using any set well cause stress. However, causing too much stress will result in the use of other sets, which in turn will lead to the use of more sets, until the stress level increases to the degree at which the majority of sets are not used and a minority of other sets; createdearlier in life; are used. The stress may result in various forms of harm being caused. As an example, my memory appears to have been impaired due to the above.

 

The martyr set may be a set buried deep within my psyche as a result of it being the first set created, or it may be an aspect of my actual personality. It may be an alternate personality, as a small degree of memory loss is expierienced after using or discontinuing use of the set. When active at the same time other sets are active, mental and physical damage may inflicted, though this may be reduced should less other sets be active as the martyr set is active. This is however based upon minimal expierience and theory.

 

I don't remember what else I intended to type, but I will post again tomorrow.

Users not familiar with the terms used in this entry, please read previous blog entries for details regarding the reaction sets and sources of influence.

 

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I return to England tomorrow.

 

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