Take a Trip with the SuperBeacon:
I think the key will be simplicity, emotional resonance, and clear imagery without asking too much from them in terms of active participation. These SuperBeacon Trips would normally involve the use of the standard “intro” and “outro” parts of a full induction, but they can also be used without it as standalone adventures, where the Practitioner is reading the induction in real-time, but the original intention of these induction-style SuperBeacon Trips is for YOU to induct YOU, meaning, you read the script aloud to yourself, and try to visualize those things suggested in the induction.
The hangup there is, you can’t read the induction and at the same time close your eyes, so you might want to have a friend read it to you, or record it on your smartphone and play it back for yourself on the phone. The best case is for you to read to yourself and keep your eyes open while intensely concentrating on the visualization, which should take on a reality of its own, if you’re successful.
My main purpose in creating these SuperBeacon Trips is to offer an opportunity to our zoom meeting participants to use this material in their setting, with one person reading aloud into a microphone, and the others in the zoom meeting would rest with eyes closed, listening and following the induction suggestions.
I intend to eventually get around to recording all of these inductions, if it’s at all possible, together with the intros and outros, but it may take a while — I don’t have the studio to work from, so it’s a lot harder to get things like this done, but I’m doing my level best to get these out to you now — so you can use them now — before it’s too late.
Here’s a plan for a “snap-on tool” that could seamlessly follow the induction, and provide passive clients with compelling, enjoyable experiences that you could provide as a Practitioner. You would use the standard intro and outro before and after the main induction — for this, you may need some training in zoom sessions.
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