Daily focus level training schedule at TMI

[Major Tom]

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[Laurece]

Sounds dumb to be posting this (at least it does to me), but if you do Yahoo and you want to look at the original message it's message #302 and  located at:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TMIForum/message/302


Take care and God bless....

Laurece

[Laurece]

Because so many are curious about them, I recently posted a link to some pics at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TMIForum/ of the interior of TMI and the CHEC units there.  If I could have copied the pics and posted them on this forum I would have.  Much of the feedback posts came from people who didn't Yahoo and weren't going to sign up just to look at the pics.  Btw, becomming a member (even if to just look at the pics) is free.  

To avoid that, I've cut/pasted another post from that forum which roughly tells the schedule of a week at TMI and the focus level training.  The post was submitted by "rkeefe6" <BobK1952@comcast.net> in case you'd like to contact him.

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Hi Paco,
I think Littlewingcz did an excellent job of covering all the bases,
so I'll just add my two-cents worth:

To me, the benefit of the residential program was as much the
supportive atmosphere and the people -- possibly even more than the
mechanics of doing a number of sessions each day.

I was so elated on Saturday just to meet and to be able to talk with
other like-minded people. I was able to "come out of the
metaphysical" closet so to speak. We all could discuss topics at TMI
which I would never feel comfortable discussing in everyday life:
Shamans, UFO's, Reiki, Auras, OBE, ... you name it and most likely
someone else there was familiar with the topic. I never felt weird
or too 'woo-woo' while there.

So, the class of like-minded people built an energy and atmosphere
of mutual support which I'm convinced greatly contributed to the
results achieved. It's similar to why geese fly in a V-shape. The V
formation provides support for each other, and allows them to
achieve more that they could by themselves.

That said, in answer to your question, the sessions at TMI are
similar to and variations of that found on the Gateway Experience
Waves.

Each day's schedule was something like this:
Breakfast
1st session
debrief
2nd session
debrief (often we were running late and would debrief after lunch)
Lunch
Long break (approx 2 hrs)
3rd session
debrief
4th session
debrief (ditto about running late, often debriefed later)
Dinner
5th session & debrief.
Evening program, speaker, short film, whatever.

Here are the sessions I had, as best I can read my notes:

Sunday
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Focus 10 and REBAL
Focus 10 & C1 & F10 & C1 practice
Energy Bar Exercise
F10 Free Flow
DEC (Dolphin Energy Club) Healing Exercise

Monday
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Intro to Focus 12
More Focus 12 (probably F10, F12, F10, F12)
Problem solving in F12
Focus 12 Free Flow
Another F12 Free Flow

Tuesday
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Intro to Focus 15
More Focus 15? (probably F12, F15, F12, F15)
Non-tape practice: F10, F12, F15 and back; doing the entire routine
but without using the tapes. This showed we don't have to rely on
the tapes to achieve the focus states.
The Visit (I don't know if this is in the Waves, but it is a hemi-
sync CD).
Energetic spring-cleaning (Release and recharge?)

Wednesday
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F15 free flow
Five messages
Free flow in F15
Intro to Focus 21 (F15, F21, F15, F21)
Free flow F21

Thursday (last day)
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Super flow: extended F10, F12, F15, F21
Another super flow (?)
One month patterning

Thursday also had a lot of discussion on preparing to reenter the
everyday world, saying good-bye's and packing.

Somewhere along the way it seems we also did:
Release and recharge
Sloshing around in our energy bodies
Compoint 12
Mapping our energy body

So basically, each day centered on one focus level: F10, F12, F15,
F21 and related exercises.

Best wishes on your efforts.
Bob
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That's it for me.  Everyone (including me) seems curious about the focus level training schedule at TMI so I hope this answers muchos questions.

Take care and God bless....

Laurece