Step Out of It: Exercise | Rogers’s Technique Incorporated

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Rogers’s Technique Incorporated

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Recognize you are hearing mainly one side.
Recognize what you are hearing exists in a duality.
Recognize fully both sides of that duality.
Sit with that duality until you fully experience its tension.
Detach from the duality: don’t identify with it, attach to it, or own it in any way as about you.
Step out of the stress (river) into triality.
Enjoy a different approach such as acceptance, balance, clarity, coherence, compassion, five thinking positions, forgiveness, harmony, letting go, not about you, peace, quietude, triality, release, silence, simplicity, stillness, surrender, and understanding.

It is the sound of one hand clapping.
Secure both hands clapping.
Break the situation.
Worry both sides.
Let them have it.
Stop pushing and pulling on the river.
The only way out is through.
Stand apart.
Think outside the box.
Be tried by fire.
Face the music.
Roger’s technique at its best.
Don’t choose sides. The answer is not choosing sides.
Face, confront, deal with, bear, tolerate both sides, and hold both sides until full.
One side is often an appetite, belief, desire, feeling, intention, obligation, opinion, payoff, thought, or negative stress.
One side alone is: irrational, unreasonable, being stuck, negative stress, no-ting, an immovable object and an irresistible force colliding.
In some cases, the duality should be discounted and denied. This is the case for all dualities based on somebodies.

Does stepping outside of the problem mean that you lose the experience or the issue involved with the problem?
For example, you have a conflict when at-bat in baseball.
Going through this process does not mean that you can longer go to bat in baseball.
Rather, it means that when you go to bat it won’t be about you but only about the ball and bat.

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