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Originally Posted by lizardlady
Puzzle, I don't know if this will be of any help....
To me co-conciousness was like sitting in the backseat mentally while someone else ran the body. I was aware of what was happening, but wasn't in control.
The best analogy I have for integration is a 3D lucite puzzle I have. The pieces all fit together to create a whole object, but each piece is still there. Does that make sense? I was also afraid of lossing pieces of myself. They served me well over the years. They are not gone. If I need to tap into any of them they are they for me to use their skills. Again, I'm not sure that makes sense.
As for do you have to integrate to heal. No, you don't. For me the goal was to be a functional human being. That resulted in integration for me, but that's not the answer for everyone.
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Yes yes, makes sense. I have many times where this happens, where I am somewhere in "the back" and they speak they do they want and act, but I cannot and for whatever am unable to do anything, and I have no control.
Its the strangest thing when it happens Thanks so much for the input
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