How memory differs from experience - and how does Spiritual Processing work

 

What is memory?

Memory, perception of what happened to us. It always contains elements of pictures and emotions of the past. They are the ones that make it difficult to operate and make the right decisions. To plan for the future and make the right decisions, we need much faster access to information than memory can provide. And the latter is achieved through experience.

What is an experience?

Experience is a recycled memory turned into clear data that we can use to make decisions. This data does not contain pictures or reactions, and therefore we can have very fast access to them. With the help of experience, a person can act much more effectively and make the right decisions. We can say that experience is a memory at the conceptual level. How to turn memory into experience?

This is done in Spiritual Processing sessions. A person examines his past according to a certain method and singles out only the most important things and data from it. This data is recorded in the analytical mind and a person can use it to plan the past and make the right decisions. How does Spiritual Processing Work?

What happens when you direct a person's attention to the topic of processing? Spiritual processing serves to improve a person's life by erasing negative memories and fixed patterns of thinking and behavior. After the reactivity is erased, the process of rethinking the past and turning memory into experience begins. Memory is not an experience. Experience is a memory at the conceptual level, and experience works instantly. Therefore, it is experience that is used to empower a person in life and improve a person's life itself. During spiritual processing, memory turns into experience and now a person can change his life. Often in the past, processing was not carried out correctly, when the process was completed only by removing reactivities. In fact, it is necessary to let a person rewrite his memory into an analytical experience. It is through experience that a person's life changes.