The transmutation of a contact rebus serves to plant clues within it, clues that an observant target will interpret as a genuinely positive gambit. These clues indicate that transmutation has occurred and occasionally reveal just what has been transmuted. However, those possessing the greatest ability to detransmute the contact rebus are independent third parties or … [Read more…]
We can gain further insights into the nature of the contact rebus by examining the principles of transmutation. Our previous examples of romantic liaisons and the bonding of children and teenagers with their parents highlight three different governing principles that exist apart from the degree of motivation. For this reason, we can call them neutral … [Read more…]
Untransmuted Contact Rebus It appears then, that parents have a relatively unmodified contact rebus, the function of which is to first and foremost provide maximum life force. By not modifying the contact rebus, parents do not need to expend energy on such a modification. Lifeforce can be tapped at its source, i.e. from the parents’ … [Read more…]
As we have demonstrated, contact rebuses exist not only in romantic liaisons but in all relationships. To gain further understanding of the prerequisites for motivational work and the functions of contact rebuses, we must also describe the relationship between parents and children. When two people are in love, the relationship is equal in that both … [Read more…]
To sum up, we can find the main function, the general principle, that holds true for all contact rebus capacities (Motivational Work, Part 1: Values and Theory, pages 158) : All functions of the contact rebus ensure the optimum maintenance and reinforcement of a person’s life force so that he or she may live and … [Read more…]
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