Robotman’s Energy Exchange

Session 4

by Rob Arteman

Robotman: So, getting back to our last conversation, how do I align with an alternate probable past?

Goofenoff: Provide an example.

Robotman: Well… when I was a freshman in high school, I had an experience that I’d like to alter.

Goofenoff: Very well. Do you feel this is affecting of you within the present moment?

Robotman: Yeah, I believe it is.

Goofenoff: Continue.

Robotman: I was in math class and it was test day. I was working on a particularly difficult problem when I discovered I was heading in the wrong direction for the solution. I was getting frustrated and while trying to use the eraser I ripped one!

Goofenoff: Your work paper?

Robotman: No, I… ummm… passed gas!

Goofenoff: Understood. Now as it is quite obvious that you were attempting to draw your attention away from your exam and redirect it towards yourself within the present. It seems that you also captured the attention of the rest of your classmates as well.

(Laughs)

Robotman: Yeah, and that’s not all. It also seemed to be somewhat pungent. I can only describe it as sort of taking on a life form of its own. Seemed like it decided to stay and live there or something. The teacher attempted to light several candles. Upon lighting the last one, there was a minor explosion. This set off the fire alarms and we had to evacuate! My teacher explained what happen to the other faculty just before the Fire Department arrived. The Vice Principal announced what had happened over a bullhorn to calm everyone down.

Goofenoff: Laughs! A flatulent life form!

Robotman: Yeah, I think his name was Chuuuuuuuuuuck!

When the TV crew arrived, things seemed to be calming down somewhat. My classmate’s commented to the reporter about their experiences.

Goofenoff: So, you are wanting to align with a different probable past of this experience to alter what presently?

Robotman: To lessen some hardships that resulted from the experience. I’d like to mend my friendship with my fellow classmates, especially my friend Ben that was sitting behind me and suffered whiplash and a broken arm when he flew out of his chair, and my friend Tom who permanently lost some facial hair and lost some hearing in his left ear from the explosion.

There was a really nice foreign exchange student who had to be institutionalized for the remainder of his time in America.

Even though we didn’t have to pay for the damage to the school, it was a great strain on my parents just the same. Although I sensed some pride from my father! Moving to a different location helped my brothers and I a great deal.

The other reason is because that experience has limited me in my profession. As a electronics design engineer, I’m expected to apply mathematics in many areas of design. I am only able to successfully do any of my math problems within a restroom stall! I, to this day, still have eraser nightmares! Not to mention that there’s nose scarring which limits my breathing!

Goofenoff: Was there anything from this experience that you can perceive as beneficial? (He’s now ROTFLHAO!)

Robotman: Well, I did notice before we moved away that the bullies that used to pick on me and my brothers ran whenever they saw us. There were improvements added to the schools ventilation systems. A parental organization formed to promote home and online schooling. Every school desk was equipped with oxygen air masks like on airplanes.

Goofenoff: While it may be difficult to alter a perceived past expression without discounting it, I say screw this! Let’s change this one!

Now your reason for aligning with a different probability is to alter the present. When the present is experienced in a manner that aligns with your choice of alternate experience, the past, so to speak, will have altered to match or align with the present experience supported by your expressed beliefs.

You begin with accepting yourself within the present in a manner which aligns with yourself that did not have that experience. You do not attempt to ignore that you had that experience. You simply allow yourself to view the experience differently as the person would that chose a different expression. The key is to not fight your thoughts and feelings that are strongly expressed within you. Any struggle against any aspect of the older experience empowers it to continue being expressed within the present.

You allow yourself to view it as one possible experience and you are choosing to explore a different probable experience. Therefore, in this present experience it didn’t happen, so you would have no trouble calling your friend Tom, just make sure you speak into his right ear! (Laughs)

And in acceptance of all probabilities as being equal and in accepting that Tom may have still had some experience which was affecting of him, he will view it differently if you are projecting an energy that is different, however. You do not create other individuals realities and their experience may be similar to the one you no longer align with. Therefore, you will not interact with the same Tom but the Tom which chose the probability matching closely with the one you have chosen. Are you understanding?

Robotman: Ummmm, not really!

Goofenoff: Me neither! After hearing myself say it, it sounds like a load of crap! So, just forget those losers, move on! So what if your doing math in the crapper! What? You’ve got standards or something?

So, is there anything else I can help you with?

Robotman: Yeah, can you help me alter a probable passed experience?

Goofenoff: Click!

Hmmm…Next time I guess. Those long distance charges must be huge!