Do you know someone who has never fully recovered from a serious loss in life or a traumatic experience? Don't you ever talk, and in your own day-to-day life, do you sometimes experience self-doubts, negative thoughts, unreasonable fears, upsets, or irrational behavior? The painful experiences of our

past clearly have an effect upon our present behavior, but to what degree and why? What causes the mind to depart from rational thought or behavior? Is over, over that is the subject of Dione XS. Every moment of your life, your mind is recording everything that's happening

to you: every sight, every sound, every taste, smell, pain, emotion, touch, everything. These recordings form what is called the time track, a consecutive record of all the experiences accumulated throughout your existence. Your mind uses this information to make decisions and solve problems relating to your survival. The

better its decisions, the better you survive. Most of this data is stored in your analytical mind, that part of your mind that thinks, remembers, and calculates. But some of your experiences are not recorded into those analytical memory banks. It is a discovery of Dione

XS that all of your painful experiences are stored in a previously unknown part of the mind. It's called the reactive mind, and it throws those experiences back at you in an irrational attempt to get you to avoid the same painful thing from happening to you again. Here's a simple and common example.

At some point, you've probably gotten sick from eating tainted food. Later in life, if you see or smell, or possibly even think about that particular food again, you start to feel a little nauseous. Now you know that logically, the mere sight or smell or thought of a food

can't physically make your body ill because you haven't actually eaten it again and yet you're experiencing the same sick feeling you had before. This is your reactive mind making you re-experience the same perceptions it recorded in that earlier incident in a crude attempt to protect you from what

it believes is a dangerous situation. It reacts solely on a stimulus-response basis and below your awareness the painful experiences hidden in your reactive mind are the cause of your fears, insecurities, negative thoughts, unwanted emotions and irrational behavior. Old lady, what the--you have been

accumulating these deeply buried experiences throughout your existence. In fact, the most damaging among them occurred before you were born. What would life be like if all of the pain you've experienced no longer affected your abilities, emotions and behavior? You would think and behave

rationally, making the best possible decisions relating to your survival. You would be able to utilize your imagination and creativity to their fullest. You would be confident, more intelligent and productive and happier. You would be yourself, free to enjoy life and reach your full

potential. In short, your mind would be clear. That is the goal of Dione XS. People achieve this state every day and so can you. This video is a companion to the book Dione XS: The Modern Science of Mental Health. The video is divided into sections, each

building upon your understanding. You're going to learn how your negative experiences are stored and precisely how they affect you without you knowing it. What's more, Dianic contains a technology which enables you to locate these hidden incidents, restoring them to your full awareness as memories, freeing

you from their negative effects. This video will show you exactly how to do this, but before learning this procedure you'll need to understand a few things about the mind, and for that matter, life itself. For example, what is life doing well? Look at a blade of grass that's

forced its way up through the sidewalk. What's it doing and what does this have to do with every living thing, including you? Well, you're about to find out.

1-Introduction To Dianetics: The Modern Science Of Mental Health

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Introduction to the impact of past trauma on present behavior

Introduces the concept of unresolved trauma affecting daily life.

Questions the degree and reasons behind irrational thoughts and behaviors.

Explains the concept of the 'time track' – a record of life experiences.

Introduces the 'reactive mind' and its role in storing painful experiences.

Provides an example of the reactive mind's influence (food poisoning).

The consequences of unresolved trauma and the potential for healing

Describes the accumulation of negative experiences throughout life.

Explores the positive changes possible after resolving past trauma.

Highlights the benefits of a clear mind: rationality, creativity, confidence, etc.

Introduces Dione XS as a solution for achieving a clear mind.

Dione XS and the process of resolving trauma

Explains Dione XS's technology for locating and resolving hidden incidents.

Introduces a metaphorical example using a blade of grass to further illustrate the concept.