In the Middle-Way Memory Matrix, the feelings the words evoke tend to show up at varying levels of vividness.
Equalize them.
To do so links them.
Linking them places them into mutual relationship.
That leads to integration
It also leads to self-insight, spontaneous self-releases, and self-corrections.
Sensing the moment of meaning beginning, when we say or think a word, and the moment of meaning ending is called "cropping" our words.
"Cropping" our words teaches observing, starting, and stopping the fixation of attention:intention.
"Cropping" is a more advanced technique in using The Middle-Way Memory Matrix.
The words of The Middle-Way Memory Matrix are expressions of intentions. Rest at an expression long enough for its meaning to consolidate -- or it's evident that nothing is forthcoming. Hold to the rhythms of the words shown in the recorded instruction.
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