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<P><CENTER><H1>SCIENTIFIC     SPECIALISTS</H1></CENTER>
<CENTER><H4>Researchers,   Developers,   and   
Publishers</H4></CENTER><BR>
<CENTER><H5>PRESENTS</H5></CENTER><BR>
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<CENTER><H5>Complimentary Information About</H5></CENTER>
<P>
<STRONG><CENTER><H1>PANACEA!</H1></CENTER></STRONG>
<P>
<CENTER><STRONG><H3>AN  INTERACTIVE<BR>   COMPUTERIZED    
MECHANIZATION<BR>  of an<BR></H3></STRONG></CENTER><BR>
<P>
<CENTER><EM><H2>E M O T I O N A L<BR>MEMORY   CONTROL<BR>
PROCESS</H2></EM></CENTER><BR>
<CENTER><H5>Copyright (C) 1996   Scientific 
Specialists</H5></CENTER><BR>
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<BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE>
<BR>
<BR>
<H4>Summarized here is a revolutionary concept which has resulted 
in the development of a new, interactive computer program-- one 
which empowers users with the capability to eradicate 
<EM>(get rid of)</EM> most undesired involuntary emotions-- 
while sitting at their computers!  
<P>
<EM>It is the world's first (and only) such program and is clearly
years ahead of its time-- Version 1.1 is able to do today, now, what most 
people believe is impossible under any conditions at all.</EM>
<P>
This WEB page was prepared by using one of the thirty-one 
executable files which comprise the interactive program 
entitled:  <EM><STRONG>"PANACEA!</STRONG>  The Ultimate 
Alternative?"</EM>  
<P>
Please note that the following material, although technical in 
nature, uses <EM>NO</EM>   jargon whatsoever.   No prior knowledge or 
training in the field of psychology is required to gain a good
understanding of the remarkable discoveries and basic ideas.
<P>
Sixty basic principles set forth the concept here.    Interested 
persons should contemplate these ideas with an open mind-- 
realizing that when new ideas conflict with both personal 
and widely held beliefs, the evaluator should consider 
the possibility that what is currently believed may be flawed-- 
rather than quickly reject the new ideas!   <EM>Think about it, 
you'll realize there are no other alternatives.  </EM>
<P>
So, to avoid immediate rejection of this new concept, you 
<EM>must</EM> consider the possibility that what you currently 
believe about human emotions and how people remember feelings--  
may be flawed or wrong.</EM></STRONG><BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<STRONG><H2><EM>SUMMARY OF THE CONCEPT</EM></H2></STRONG>
<P><STRONG><EM>PANACEA!</EM></STRONG> is a new emotional control 
process based on a technical, though non-medical, concept.  
<EM>(It's non-medical because there is no need for diagnoses of 
symptoms, labeling of diseases, or therapy to treat or cure 
illness.)</EM>  Its logical scientific basis is fully compatible 
with known natural phenomena.  Its researchers have discovered 
an alternative <STRONG><EM>cause</EM></STRONG>  <EM>(other than 
illness and malfunction)</EM> for most involuntary, abnormal 
human emotions.  
<P>
However, the concept applies to both normal and abnormal, 
pleasant or unpleasant, body feelings and emotions which can be 
manifested <EM>(brought up within the body)</EM> by thought 
alone.  Normally, its usual application eradicates <EM>undesired</EM> 
normal or abnormal emotions.  <EM>(Few people have wanted to use 
it to get rid of any pleasant emotions-- even though all such states 
are childish in their origins.  However, every program user 
should understand and be forewarned that the PANACEA! process 
definitely CAN permanently eradicate pleasant as well as 
unpleasant re-created body states-- on a selective basis.)</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>It also applies to involuntary body states not 
necessarily called feelings-- organ functioning including blood 
pressure and respiration changes, complex organized body and 
limb movements, facial and other mannerisms, and prolonged trembling, 
foot tapping, finger drumming, etc.  </STRONG></EM>
<P>
Typical of the feelings and emotions within the above categories are 
both pleasant and unpleasant ones-- including:  <EM>anxiety, 
fear, terror, panic, annoyance, anger, rage, hostility, sadness, 
sorrow, sobbing, grief, smiling, laughing, joy, guilt, shame, 
love, hate, resentment, loyalty, frustration, glee, 
hopelessness, helplessness, depression, satisfaction, 
enthusiasm, jealousy, pessimism, disgust, worry, excitement, 
anticipation, dread, and many others.  </EM>
<P>
As noted above, the concept also applies to both static and 
many dynamic body states of extended duration including:  <EM>blood 
pressure and respiration changes, involuntary muscle tension or 
movement, and numerous other complex conditions which may result 
in nausea, vomiting, stomach pain and/or churning, and even 
thought-induced, involuntary sexual arousal.</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM><H3>The unique concept is based on a technical discovery that most 
human emotions, both normal AND abnormal, result from 
natural, involuntary human phenomena that RE-CREATE or 
simulate real, physical body states from specific MEMORIES.</H3></EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>These re-created body states and physical conditions 
may then cause real feelings which are often noticed-- and some 
of which are called "emotions."  They are commonly believed to 
be caused by what is currently happening-- that is, by what is being 
seen, heard, or thought about.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<EM>Yet, the basic origins and physical elements of all such involuntary 
emotions and body states date back to early childhood.  They are not 
recognized as such because these body states often become 
associated with other re-created and new feelings-- as well as 
with people, places, things, ideas, and thoughts.  Then, they 
may seem to be entirely new emotions-- masking their true 
origins.</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>While tears and laughing clearly have childhood 
origins, people fail to realize that so do guilt, shame, love, 
hate, jealousy, and other so-called sophisticated emotions.  No 
one was born with these feelings.  Nor does anyone have any FEAR 
or ANGER sense-of-touch receptors!</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>All human discomfort-- even including various 
prejudices and dislikes-- whether caused by external stimuli 
or internal action, must result from the 
stimulation of specific PAIN receptors within or on the surface 
of the body.  Any and all emotional discomfort must come from 
specific, involuntarily re-created, memories of early life 
physical events-- during which some real illness, injury, or 
other similar condition stimulated specific pain receptors.  
There is no other way for people to ever know or feel 
unpleasant or painful emotional feelings.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>These amazing discoveries reveal that most abnormal 
emotions are created by these same natural phenomena as are 
normal ones-- not by physical or mental illness or disease-- as 
is commonly believed.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG><H4><EM>Current beliefs apply the medical concept 
that all involuntary abnormality means some malfunction-- 
an illness-- that requires therapy.  The resultant problems of 
diagnosing malfunctions, selecting appropriate treatment, and
arbitrarily distinguishing between normal and abnormal 
emotions are non-existent with the PANACEA! concept.  In fact, 
the emotional eradication process is so methodological that it 
has been possible to MECHANIZE it using an interactive computer 
program.  </EM></H4></STRONG>
<P>
<BR>
<BR>
<CENTER><STRONG><EM>----------------------------------------------------------------</EM></STRONG></CENTER>
<BR>
<BR>
<STRONG><EM>In other words, all normal human emotions-- as well as most 
abnormal ones--  are involuntary body states displayed by the 
routine and natural activity of the brain.  It re-creates all 
such states from memories of specific physical events 
originating in infancy or early childhood--   with few 
exceptions!  </EM></STRONG>
<BR>
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Because resultant feelings and other re-created 
physical conditions are real and are felt (or otherwise manifested) by the 
body rather than perceived only within the brain-- as are all other 
visual, aural, and conceptual memories--   people are unaware that all such emotions and body 
states are re-created from specific early childhood memories 
or combinations thereof.</EM></STRONG><BR>  
<BR>
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<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<CENTER><STRONG><H2>SIXTY KEY ELEMENTS OF THE HYPOTHESIS</H2>
</STRONG></CENTER>  <BR>
<P>
The basic idea is remarkably simple.  However, it is 
understandable that new readers may find it difficult to accept 
because of its far-reaching implications, complex explanations, 
and the fact that it conflicts with several current beliefs of 
long standing.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Most people, including professionals, can't see how everyday 
emotions could be re-created from specific memories of physical 
events originating in early childhood.  Partly, such skepticism 
arises from the belief that all people suffer childhood amnesia  
and cannot remember any events from infancy-- and only a few  
from the first three years of childhood.  But, our research 
shows that while people cannot remember their early experiences 
visually, or conceptually, they can and do remember-- and then  
re-create-- many of the physical feelings they had during 
specific early events.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<EM>Infantile crying or smiling are reflexive responses when 
manifested by babies.  However, when such emotions are displayed 
by older children or adults, they are classically typical examples 
of re-created body states whose origins obviously date back to 
infancy.</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>As the child matures, and during many subsequent life 
events, these and many other body states are often re-created.  
Then, they become associated with one another-- and get placed 
in new memories--  along with various images, sounds, words, 
ideas, thoughts, and other new physical feelings.  Later, when 
those memories are brought to mind and recalled at older ages, 
various combinations of re-created body states-- all with their 
origins dating back to early childhood years-- are again presented as 
physical feelings.  Yet, other memories, those which originate after 
kindergarten ages, are always presented as images, sounds, and 
ideas-- conceptually-- and only within the brain.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
Because such body feelings are real, people call them emotions 
and wrongly think that-- like the images and sounds they see or 
recall-- they're all caused by what's happening at the time!  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>And, when they are deemed to be abnormal, out of place, or 
otherwise inappropriate, society thinks the individual is sick,
that there's something wrong, and turns to medical doctors, clinical 
psychologists, or others for therapy-- always to fix something 
that they think is wrong.  When the physician can find nothing 
wrong, he may prescribe a tranquilizer or other mind altering
drug.  Or, he may refer his patient to a psychiatrist.  Such
specialists commonly use drugs to alter the normal brain functioning-- to 
treat what they would have you believe is a mental disorder 
caused by some disease, illness, genetic flaw, or subtle 
chemical unbalance within your brain.  Centuries ago people 
blamed the moon (lunacy), witchcraft, demonic possession, and 
more recently, their nerves-- or psychoanalytic
baloney for such involuntary feelings and conditions-- none of 
which were the true cause of so-called abnormal 
emotions.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
So, we kindly urge you to become a <EM>"supportive 
advocate"</EM> of our ideas--  instead of immediately rejecting 
them just because they conflict with your own current beliefs or 
most of those still embraced by the mental health community.  <EM>(That's 
the one comprised of all those psychiatrists and others who have 
taken more than eighty years to accept the fact that Freudian 
concepts were and are quite invalid-- and who still continue to 
promote the flawed "medical model.")</EM>  You will find that 
this new concept makes good sense and that the resultant 
emotional control process works.  <BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<CENTER><STRONG><EM><H2>WHAT EMOTIONS ARE INVOLVED?</H2></EM>
</STRONG></CENTER><BR>
<STRONG>(1)</STRONG>     The following concept applies to all 
<EM>involuntary</EM> body  states, movements, and other physical 
conditions capable of being brought up, exhibited, and/or felt 
by the body-- <EM>as a result of thought alone</EM>.  These 
states result from <EM>involuntary</EM> actuation of glands, 
muscles, and organs.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Then, they may produce perceptible feelings, 
emotions, and/or physical conditions such as sweating, 
trembling, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dryness of mouth, and 
pulse, respiration, and blood pressure changes.  Also, they may 
produce a series of organized body or organ movements;  e.g., 
involuntary acts including screaming, crying, sobbing, laughing, 
frowning, smiling, other facial expressions, tension, clenched 
fists, arm or leg motion, mannerisms, and other complex physical 
activities including jumping, jerking, and 
twitching.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
Many acts involving controllable muscles may be consciously 
modified to logically redirect them or to try hiding their obvious 
<EM>"inappropriateness,"</EM> childishness, or violent nature.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Included are all normal emotions and most abnormal ones. 
However, there are some exceptions.  Some relatively few 
physical diseases and real physical conditions can and do 
cause abnormal human emotions.  Those exceptions follow:</EM></STRONG>  <BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<CENTER><STRONG><H2>EXCEPTIONS</H2></STRONG></CENTER><BR>
Excepted are those relatively few abnormal emotions caused by 
injury, infection, physical disease, a few genetic flaws, or 
physical conditions-- such as <STRONG><EM>brain trauma from wounds or 
blows, tubercular/syphilitic lesions, brain tumors, sleep 
deprivation, malnutrition, meningitis, encephalitis, 
mastoiditis, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, thyroid toxicosis, 
strokes, (blood clots, hemorrhages), Alzheimer's dementia, 
poisons, alcohol, drugs, and other chemical intoxication.  These 
and some other physical illnesses and physical conditions can 
cause abnormal emotional disturbances.</EM></STRONG>  They 
belong within the province of medicine.  
<P>
But, all normal human emotions and most abnormal ones are 
<EM>NOT</EM> caused by the above or other physical or so-called 
mental illness or disease.  They are caused by the natural 
and involuntary re-creation or simulation of body states 
from early memory.  
<P>
The cause of most so-called <EM>"emotional abnormalities"</EM> 
differs significantly from causes of physical abnormalities, and 
is <EM>NOT</EM> the result of a disease, any mental or physical 
illness, malfunction, genetic flaw, or obscure brain chemical 
unbalance.  
<P>
Logical analysis, laboratory research, and hundreds of human 
case histories have demonstrated that all thought-induced 
body-states and their resultant real feelings and emotions are 
remembered <EM>(re-created or simulated)</EM> from specific early 
childhood events.  
<P>
In other words, all involuntary body states capable of 
being initiated by sight, sound, smell, taste, or thought alone-- 
are re-created or simulated states generated from memories of 
some physical event that originated during infancy or early 
childhood.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM><H3>Near the pre-school age years, a major change 
occurs in the way memories are stored.  Thereafter, body states 
are no longer put into memory so that they can be re-created 
physically.</H3></EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(2)</STRONG>     Involved are all the basic emotions like fear, anger, 
joy, and sadness-- as well as the more adult emotions such as 
<EM>shame, jealousy, humiliation, envy, guilt, grief, sympathy, 
patriotism, pride, or love</EM>.  They're called 
<EM>"adult"</EM> because people think babies or young children 
can't have such sophisticated feelings. Babies just haven't--  
as yet-- combined more than one painful or pleasant body memory 
to create such emotions.  Nor have they yet learned to associate 
them with ideas or other abstract concepts.  
<P>
Also involved are involuntary body states capable of being 
developed by thought alone such as:  <EM>a racing heart, increased 
blood pressure, high respiration, stomach or other muscle 
tension, and conditions of nausea, diarrhea, hyperventilation, 
sight-induced yawning, laughter, crying, trembling, sweaty palms, 
and many others-- </EM>including thought-induced 
<STRONG><EM>sexual arousal.</EM></STRONG>  <BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<H2><CENTER><EM>HOW DOES THIS COME ABOUT?</EM></CENTER></H2><BR>
<STRONG>(3)</STRONG>     Specific pleasant or unpleasant 
<EM>(painful)</EM> body states are perceived by babies and young 
children-- as well as by people of all ages.  Physical stimuli 
come in contact with <EM>(and/or otherwise affect)</EM> various 
<EM>sense-of-touch </EM> receptors during real experiences.  
<P>
Please note there are no fear or anger receptors anywhere 
inside or on the surface of your body.  The <EM>sense-of-
touch</EM> only has the following receptors:  <STRONG><EM>pain, 
touch, pressure, and the hot and cold temperature receptors--  
plus the muscle proprioceptors</EM></STRONG> that tell us our 
body position, and the inner ear sensor which helps us keep 
our balance.  <EM>All your dislikes come from pain! </EM>  
<P>
When we re-create or simulate various combinations of these 
sensations from real experiences, only then can we learn to 
feel afraid, angry, sad, guilty, shamed, helpless, depressed, 
and moody-- just as we learn:  joy, happiness, enthusiasm, 
loyalty, excitement, anticipation, and love in the same way.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>We learn to associate pain and discomfort with ideas.  We 
learn to connect body feelings with other things.  We are not 
born with such emotions.  Only after we do that, can we create 
fear, anger, and other unpleasant emotions from thought alone.  
Only in this way can we become frightened of things that have 
never hurt us-- like guns, airplanes, snakes, people, etc.  </EM></STRONG>
<P>
All our illogical prejudices come from association of images, 
sounds, <EM>(music, words, etc.)</EM> and people-- with painful 
feelings.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Memories of perceived pleasant, painful, and other internal 
body states and their resultant feelings are stored in every 
child's brain for future retrieval.  They are used as 
information essential to survival.  They help people avoid pain and 
discomfort, seek good and pleasant feelings, and to determine 
the meaning of what is felt, seen, heard, and thought about.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(4)<EM>     Older children and adults remember all 
feelings that originate after early childhood-- in a conceptual 
manner.  They "see" themselves having a feeling-- 
within the brain.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
They recall images, sounds, ideas, thoughts, and concepts from 
memory and present them within the brain.  People recall 
<EM>how</EM> something felt and <EM>that</EM> it either hurt or 
felt good during the past event.  But, they don't feel the pain 
of a smashed thumb again either inside their brain or their 
thumb when remembering such events.  
<P>
That's the way you remember all events which originate 
<EM>AFTER</EM> early childhood.  Because of your visual 
amnesia <EM>(inability to remember images)</EM> of early 
childhood, you don't realize you routinely remember body 
states from your earlier years-- <EM>every day of your life.</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>But, when infants sense pain or pleasureful feelings, 
they may recall earlier similar events.  Then, they may re-create 
those similar physical feelings (from those earlier memories) as real 
body states.</EM></STRONG>  A parent may not be able to tell 
whether the baby is crying because something is actually wrong 
or whether the baby is just re-creating feelings from previous 
experiences.  And, yes, it makes a difference.  
<P>
Babies do that because they can't yet conceptualize events using images, 
sounds, and thoughts about how they felt.  Initially, images and 
sounds have no meaning.  <STRONG><EM>Feelings are of primary 
importance.</EM></STRONG>  Feeling hungry, wet, dirty, cold, too 
warm-- or comfortable, that's what gets the infant's attention-- 
not a maze of blurred lights and meaningless sounds.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>In time, infants begin recalling images and sounds;   but, 
only in terms of the more important body state feelings.  They 
see some image or hear a voice and re-create a real feeling-- 
good or bad.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
Everything seen or heard probably gets related to a 
feeling-- or to some physical body state.  Everything 
becomes <EM>"liked"</EM> or <EM>"disliked."</EM>  There 
are no mental feelings-- either in babies or adults-- 
although some people wrongly think there are.  Even mental 
pain and anguish actually occurs outside the brain.  Even 
headaches occur in veins and arteries outside the brain.  
The brain itself, like the heart, has no pain or any other 
sense-of-touch receptors.  It feels nothing.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>All babies have the remarkable capability to remember feelings 
by re-creating or simulating previously felt body states that 
were placed in memory.  They may wake up and cry-- even when 
nothing is wrong.  And, if mother picks them up and holds them, 
they may stop crying and coo.  But, they can't and don't feel or 
see feelings inside their brains.  Please note that adults can't 
do that either.  No one can see a feeling or the memory of a 
feeling.  People see IMAGES of body states!  Feelings and 
emotions must be  FELT  by the person's body.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
When people create such real feelings from memory, they don't 
realize what truly causes them.  They just attribute them to 
what's currently happening.  When nothing touches them, they 
call such feelings: emotions.  The idea of emotions was invented 
to account for feelings that occur from thought alone.  The 
ideas of insanity, lunacy, demonic possession, and now, most 
mental illnesses-- were invented to account for the many abnormal 
emotions that occur and which seem <EM>"out of place"</EM> for 
what is actually happening to the person's body.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>The entire concept of mental illness being the cause 
of most abnormal emotions is wrong.  Science and society have 
failed to understand human nature and the true cause of 
emotions.  People must now realize that when a person's emotions 
and/or behavior seems to be "out-of-place," that what is 
occurring is a natural human response-- even if the person's 
feelings and behavior are clearly abnormal.  While physical 
abnormality usually DOES mean there is something wrong, an 
injury, or some disease, illness, or condition that may need
medical treatment or correction-- most emotional abnormality 
is a natural event-- NOT one caused by injury, illness, or 
malfunction.  So-called emotional abnormality results from the 
natural involuntary re-creation of physical body states from 
specific memories originating in early childhood.</EM></STRONG>
<P>
It is mankind's centuries old failure to understand the cause 
of both normal and most abnormal emotions that has fostered 
continued acceptance of the seriously flawed idea that 
something is wrong with certain people.  As noted previously, 
everything from the moon to brain chemical unbalance has been
wrongly thought to be the cause of such phenomena.  Today, 
science and medicine, even the most eminent psychiatrists, find 
themselves trapped into a paradox where their labeling of alcoholism 
and drug abuse as diseases has resulted in their own prescription of 
more chemicals to alter the already altered natural brain function.
<P>
Someday, society must cease labeling emotionally abnormal people 
as being sick-- as having something wrong with them-- and must 
understand that our present beliefs and therapies are wrong.  
The cause of all such abnormality dates back to infancy and 
early childhood-- and to poor parenting.  Fortunately, there is
a way to prevent such abnormalities from occurring and there is
now a way to eradicate them in older children and adults.  But, 
for now, let us continue our explanation of these phenomena.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>When infants, babies, children, and even adults remember various 
body states that were stored during infancy and early childhood, 
(up to the school-age years), they are re-created in 
their bodies.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
When such body states are remembered during new experiences, 
they may result in the perception of real feelings because these 
re-created body states, body movements, and physical conditions 
stimulate <EM>"sense-of-touch"</EM> receptors.  These real feelings 
may then become associated <EM>(in memory)</EM> with various aspects 
of the new events.  They may become connected with new feelings, 
people, places, things, and thoughts-- involving images, sounds, 
and ideas.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Also, they may become associated with memories of other 
remembered feelings, images, sounds (words), thoughts, and 
ideas.  Two or more sets of re-created body states may combine 
during a new experience to form what seems to be an entirely new 
feeling.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(5)</STRONG>     But, instead of being remembered and presented within 
the brain-- as are all remembered images, sounds, and ideas <EM>(and 
which are unreal)</EM>-- such body feelings are remembered quite 
differently.  Many of those feelings <EM>(those which originated 
during the first several years of life</EM>) are involuntarily 
re-created or simulated by the body.  They're real feelings 
<EM>(from memory)</EM> but without the original images!  When images 
or concepts trigger them, the person may recall other events 
from later years-- wrongly thinking that those similar or 
related events were the first times he or she had those specific 
feelings.  
<P>
<STRONG>(6)</STRONG>     They may be remembered while people are 
determining the meaning of <EM>"what's going on"</EM> or what 
they're thinking about.  
<P>
The brain actuates various, but specific, glands and muscles 
within <EM>(or on the surface of)</EM> the body.  Hormones may be 
secreted which affect various organs.  Other involuntary 
movement of body parts or functioning of organs may occur.  
<P>
<STRONG>When re-creating or simulating prior body states, the brain 
may, or may not generate body states which cause conditions 
which aren't readily noticed.  For example, it may cause blood 
pressure changes.  Or, some body states may immediately 
stimulate various <EM>sense-of-touch</EM> receptors.  These 
resultant feelings <EM>are real</EM> and are sensed 
<EM>(felt)</EM> again as various physical states-- instead of 
being presented within the brain.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
They're often called emotions and can be induced <EM>BEFORE, 
DURING, or AFTER</EM> various physical experiences-- or they 
may be brought up separately-- by thought alone.  
<P>
<STRONG>(7)</STRONG>     When an infant recalls a painful or 
some pleasant event as a result of determining the meaning of 
what he <EM>(or she)</EM> feels or possibly sees, he doesn't 
<EM>"see himself" (inside his head)</EM> having had some feeling 
like older children and adults often do.  Rather, he <EM>(or 
she)</EM> re-creates it in his body-- and feels it again.  
<P>
<STRONG>(8)</STRONG>     This is quite logical for the child's stage of 
development.  He feels a <EM>"real simulation"</EM> of the same 
feeling again in his body.  That's because infants haven't yet 
learned the meaning of events that will later on be remembered 
conventionally-- those that will be <EM>"seen"</EM> as images, or 
<EM>"heard"</EM> as sounds <EM>(words)</EM> inside their heads.  
<STRONG><EM>Remember, the brain cannot feel anything!  </EM></STRONG>
<P>
<STRONG><EM>That difference, the ability to conceptualize a memory 
without  re-creating any body-state feelings-- separates 
infants and young children from adults.  That's what 
emotional maturation is all about.  It all begins around age 
four or five.  When recollection occurs, all events originating 
after that transition  period, are presented within the brain 
in a conceptual manner.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(9)</STRONG>     For example, many weeks or months will pass before a 
baby will learn to associate specific harmful images and words 
like: <EM>"no, don't, hot,"</EM> with hurtful feelings.  To do that, 
the baby must place such images or words along with specific 
unpleasant feelings in its memory.  To have meaning, those 
images or sounds <EM>(when recalled, seen, or heard again)</EM> 
must bring up <EM>(re-create from memory)</EM> those specific 
unpleasant body-state feelings which the baby can sense and 
feel as real.  <EM>Think about that!</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(10)</STRONG>     Remembering feelings within the brain <EM>(as older 
children and adults do)</EM> allows the person only to 
<EM>"see"</EM> himself having had a feeling.  But, a newborn 
baby cannot do that.  It has not yet learned what those 
images mean.  It hasn't connected many words or images with 
good and bad feelings caused by real stimuli.  
<P>
<STRONG>(11)</STRONG>     First, such real events must <EM>(and do)</EM> occur.  
Things must <EM>(and do)</EM> contact or touch the baby to give him a 
feeling.  And, he must experience internal discomfort <EM>(hunger 
or illness)</EM> as well as <EM>"good feelings inside."</EM>  Such 
feelings must be <EM>(and are)</EM> placed in memory before they can 
ever be re-created or simulated when the baby later sees, hears, 
smells, tastes, feels, or thinks about some image, sound 
<EM>(word)</EM>, etc.  Only then can the baby re-create feelings from 
memory when he sees, hears, or thinks about specific images or 
words.  But, babies, even young babies, readily re-create body 
feelings from their limited memories. This necessary, though 
remarkable, capability continues in all human beings throughout 
their lives.  
<P>
<STRONG>(12)</STRONG>     For example, if the child is slapped  
or otherwise given some painful feeling  at the same time it is 
admonished using the sound <EM>"No!",</EM>  it will connect the 
two in memory.  If this act is repeated sufficiently, then at 
some future time-- when it hears the sound without the slap, the 
baby may simulate the feeling again and be affected.  This is 
called <EM>Pavlovian conditioning.</EM>  
<P>
<EM>(Dr. Pavlov conditioned many dogs by ringing a bell when food 
was presented.  Later, they salivated when they heard that sound 
alone-- even when no food was presented.)</EM>  
<P>
However, the cause of these phenomena is now known to be the 
re-creation or simulation of the remembered body-state from a 
<EM>specific</EM> memory.  Please note that when conditioning occurs 
without bodily contact, then the child retrieves <EM>(re-creates)</EM> 
a feeling that has already been stored in memory.  Some spoken 
word or an image elicits that feeling.  
<P>
<STRONG>(13)</STRONG>     Until that happens <EM>(i.e., there is 
an association made with the memories of feelings)</EM>, the 
images, sounds, and words do not mean pain or discomfort because 
the child feels no change in his body.  But, when he re-creates 
unpleasant feelings from his own memory, those feelings already 
have been, or will then become, connected with <EM>(and will 
inform him about)</EM> whatever he sees or hears.  Liking or 
disliking some image depends on what feeling it brings up from 
memory-- pleasant or painful.  
<P>
<STRONG>(14)</STRONG>     For example, a baby awakens from a 
strange sound and it cries.  <EM>There is nothing wrong with 
it.</EM>  It is re-creating a feeling from its memory of a 
previous unpleasant experience.  
<P>
If it awakens to its mother's soft voice and sees her smiling 
face, it smiles, coos, and feels good.  It re-creates good 
feelings from pleasant memories.  However, a young baby cannot 
associate the image of a <EM>"skull and crossed bones"</EM> on a 
bottle of poison with the idea that its contents can hurt it.  
There will be no <EM>"mental awareness"</EM> of harm or danger 
<EM>(or many other concepts)</EM> for a long time.  
<P>
<STRONG>(15)<EM>     Instead, as babies develop, they first respond only to 
their sensed feelings-- to real stimuli.  They respond 
reflexively-- without thought or use of memory.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(16)</STRONG>     But, within a short period of time, 
they also respond to their sensed perceptions by re-creating 
feelings from the use of their memories.  They soon do what they 
have learned to do-- whenever they have those feelings.  They 
remember the responses that brought <EM>(or enhanced)</EM> 
pleasure and those that diminished pain or discomfort.  It will 
be quite some time before they can modify those thoughts or that 
behavior by using logic and reason.  That will require the 
association of ideas with body feelings.  
<P>
<STRONG>(17)</STRONG>     Although babies and their memories are 
highly oriented to their <EM>"feelings,"</EM> almost immediately 
after birth, they also begin to respond to images, sounds, 
smells, tastes, thoughts, and ideas, as well as their feelings-- 
which may be new or re-created.  It may be difficult for new
parents to realize that their baby <EM>re-creates</EM> many of its 
feelings from memories-- rather than their being caused by 
something happening to it at the time.  
<P>
<STRONG>(18)<EM>     Body states and feelings are remembered, 
re-created, or simulated </STRONG>(and then felt again by 
the body's touch receptors), <STRONG>as a result of the brain's 
endless search for information that matches or relates to 
images, sounds, feelings, tastes, smells, thoughts, and ideas 
being sensed, recalled, or evaluated.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
This search is a routine <EM>(and continuous)</EM> assessment of 
the meaning of what is currently being perceived.  The brain 
determines the meaning of what is happening in the external or 
internal physical reality, or what is being thought about or 
being remembered.  
<P>
<STRONG>(19)<EM>     All older children and adults continue to remember and 
re-create these early feelings every day of their lives.  But, 
people do not recognize these emotions as memories for several 
reasons.  All people suffer from childhood amnesia.  They believe 
they are unable to remember anything from their infancy-- and 
only a few events from their early childhood.  That's partly 
because people can't recall early events visually.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(20)</STRONG>     Also, they are seemingly unaware of the important 
changes which occur in the way that all their memories are 
stored and retrieved.  These significant changes begin during 
their pre-school years.  They are complete in a few years.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>They allow people to store and retrieve huge quantities of 
information quickly in the form of images, sounds, words, and 
abstract concepts (language, ideas, and thoughts).  And, they 
can do that without re-creating any feelings which originated 
during any of their post-transition-period experiences!</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(21)</STRONG>     But, forever after, everyone will 
suffer from childhood amnesia-- and we will all 
<EM>"forget"</EM> tens of thousands of images, sounds, and most 
other information from our infancy and early childhood.  
<EM>But, we don't lose it all!</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>We retain our capability to remember many physical feelings, 
body movements, and organized activities.  We re-create them again-- 
involuntarily, using our bodies.  But, people just don't realize 
that's what thought-induced emotions, walking, talking, and 
other activities really are.  We remember and re-create crying, 
laughing, walking, running, and even speech-- all without 
remembering any of the images or sounds from the early events 
when we learned them.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(22)</STRONG>     Babies store, retrieve, and re-create 
feelings because of their immediate importance.  In the 
beginning, images and sounds <EM>(especially, words)</EM> have 
no meaning.  They are just meaningless lights and noises-- until 
they become associated with the feelings of pleasure and 
comfort-- or with those of discomfort and pain.  
<P>
<STRONG>(23)<EM>     Babies cannot assess the meaning of images 
or sounds except in terms of their feelings.  But, later on, 
there is a gradual, but important change.  Eventually, the 
situation becomes reversed.  The child's eyes and ears 
increasingly perceive a large number of moving, colored images 
and varying sounds (words).  Also, the child's thoughts involve 
language, ideas, and other abstractions requiring ready access 
to huge amounts of memory-- in order to assess their 
meaning.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(24)</STRONG>     The sheer quantity and rapidity of the changing 
<EM>"inputs"</EM> demand direct access to memory-- without first 
retrieving and re-creating feelings-- as was the case during 
infancy and early childhood.  <EM>A major transition occurs-- 
almost without notice.</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(25)</STRONG>     Henceforth, the presentation <EM>(from 
memory)</EM> of images of the person having a feeling during 
some past experience-- becomes possible.  Re-creation of body 
feelings won't do anymore! When new events occur after the 
transition period <EM>(around age 5)</EM> and from then on, 
people will neither store nor recall any new events in a manner 
that will re-create or simulate any <EM>new feelings</EM> in 
their <EM>bodies</EM>-- from memory.  
<P>
Only images, sounds, thoughts, ideas, etc., will be 
remembered from all <EM>new experiences.</EM>  All new events 
involving new feelings will be recalled <EM>conceptually</EM>--  
usually with images, sounds, and thoughts-- and always 
<EM>within the brain.</EM>  The new memories will 
<EM>"show"</EM> the person that a feeling was felt during the 
event-- even if blindness, darkness, or quiet prevailed.  
But, those physical body state(s) won't be re-created.  
<P>
<STRONG>(26)</STRONG>     In other words and worth repeating, people will 
remember <EM>"that"</EM> they had a feeling and they will recall 
<EM>"how"</EM> they felt when recalling subsequent events.  All 
<EM>new</EM> feelings placed in memory after the transition period 
ends will be recalled as images or mental conceptualizations.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>The adult brain learns to assess the meaning of rapidly 
changing images, words, and ideas without first associating them 
with body states-- with memories of feelings.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(27)</STRONG>     They will be <EM>"mentally"</EM> 
visualized-- within the brain.  That form of presenting memories 
of <EM>"new"</EM> post-transition feelings will replace the 
former means of re-creating them as real body-states which 
required their generation by involuntary glandular and muscle 
action.  New experiences will be stored and retrieved 
differently-- conceptually, and all within the brain.  
<P>
An orgasm, perhaps first experienced during adolescence, will 
be recalled-- but only in the brain.  Yet, certain thoughts 
can result in true sexual arousal <EM>(e.g., penile erection).
</EM><STRONG>  <EM>That's because it always originates during 
infancy.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
It also explains why some females also can become sexually 
aroused and reach orgasm-- by thought alone!  <EM>(Yes, there 
really are many such women-- and they're surprised to find out 
that most women don't have that capability and can't ever have 
it no matter how orgasmic or sexually active they become.)</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(28)<EM>     All this means that most images and sounds 
stored prior to the "big" change in the way memories are stored-- 
won't be accessed.  The brain will be searching for its new 
memories and looking for images, sounds, words, ideas, etc., 
instead of old feelings.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(29)</STRONG>     As a result, all of the images and 
sounds <EM>(stored as subordinate to feelings)</EM> from those 
early years are <EM>"forgotten"</EM>-- unless they are re-stored 
in a different format than they were during those early years of 
life.  Those that are not, cannot be conventionally retrieved 
during later life.  
<P>
<STRONG>(30)</STRONG>     Very few get stored again in the 
<EM>"new image-oriented format."</EM>  Only those which are 
often recalled, or of recent origin, <EM>(stored in memory 
during the transition)</EM> can be recalled later on--  when the 
person is an older child or an adult.  That's why everyone 
suffers <EM>"childhood amnesia"</EM> and is generally unable to 
recall more than a few images, sounds, or thoughts from those 
first years of life.  
<P>
<STRONG>(31)</STRONG>     However, many memories of old body 
states/feelings are often re-created during the transition.  The 
brain continues to accommodate their re-creation as valued, 
real, physical body-states even though any associated images and 
sounds from our early life experiences are <EM>"forgotten"</EM>, 
inaccessible, or were initially without meaning.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>When those feelings are recalled, the brain somehow knows 
they are not new feelings which are stored so they can be 
visualized.  So, it re-creates these old feelings physically in 
the body.  It does that to inform us how we felt during some 
earlier life experience-- being retrieved from memory while the 
brain assesses the meaning of our reality or our thoughts.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
This is how the brain communicates what happened to us as 
infants to our adult consciousness.  We all remember some of the 
earliest feelings we ever had.  
<P>
<STRONG>(32)</STRONG>     Re-created feelings then become 
associated with more recent images, sounds, and ideas-- and, 
therefore, are still retrievable when subsequent memories are 
recalled.  We think of something and   we cry or laugh-- or 
bring up some other old feeling from our memories of infancy and 
early childhood.  They are readily spread to other things during 
their recollection.  A painful feeling <EM>(with any healing 
responses)</EM> is recalled as a <EM>fear or dislike</EM>.  It 
then gets connected with some strange person, a thing, or an 
idea.  
<P>
Then, we dislike blue people, spinach, Channel 4, and classical 
music.  We spread our fears to harmless snakes, airplanes, 
elevators, guns,  or death-- none of which has probably ever 
hurt those who fear them.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Instead of logically having only an intellectual awareness of 
any danger they might present, many people have real physical 
body feelings when only seeing or thinking about such things.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
We do the same sort of thing with many of our good feelings--
associating them with music, art, favorite cars, colors, foods,
and people.  It's not just repeated <EM>Pavlovian 
conditioning</EM> or habit, either.  It is simply a matter of 
remembering <EM>(and re-creating)</EM> good or bad feelings from 
memory during some new experience.  <EM>(In fact, that's what 
conditioning is!)</EM>.  Repeated conditioning is only necessary at 
ages older than about four or five in order to effect such 
responses;  however, only one physical event-- placed into 
memory--  is all that is necessary at younger ages.  
<P>
<STRONG>(33)</STRONG>     The natural change in the brain's 
method of storing and retrieving its memories is necessary 
because the huge quantities of images, words, and ideas will 
forever after predominate its activities.  It will search for 
and present its conceptual memories before it brings forth old 
physical ones as re-created body states.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>But, many old feelings from early life events 
continue to be accessed.  They are re-created because they 
cannot be displayed within the brain.  During infancy, when many 
of those feelings originated, no retrievable images were stored 
in the baby's memory.  These body states will have become 
associated with later events involving people, places, things, 
ideas, and thoughts.  When these memories are retrieved, the old 
feelings will be brought up, too.  We grieve over someone's 
death-- and then we cry-- remembering some painful event from 
infancy or early childhood.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
Other feelings that were placed in memory during the first few 
years, also must be re-created <EM>(rather than displayed 
within the brain)</EM> because the images and sounds have been 
<EM>"forgotten"</EM> during the transition period.  Amazingly, 
a seven year old cannot remember very much of the many many 
things she knew at age three or four!  
<P>
<STRONG>(34)</STRONG>     Re-created body states may be physical conditions, 
organ functionings, limb movements, and feelings that may often 
be called:  <EM>"emotions"</EM> rather than <EM>"feelings."</EM>  They may 
be given names that differ from the states which caused them 
because the simulation may be <EM>(or feel)</EM> quite different from 
the original.  For example, a feeling like <EM>"fear of fire"</EM> 
differs from the pain of the burn it simulates.  
<P>
<STRONG>(35)</STRONG>     That's because some original feelings cannot be 
re-created. Some pains, burns, cuts, and such cannot be 
re-created.  <STRONG><EM>But, many of the body's natural 
healing and other responses can be;  e.g., heart and 
respiration rate changes, and blood pressure, and body 
temperature changes can be re-created.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
Other involuntary body states that may be re-creations 
from memory include <EM>nausea, vomiting, headaches, 
diarrhea, sweating, screaming, fainting, and tension.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Various fears are comprised of some of these feelings.  
Pain and discomfort also can cause anger, sadness, etc.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
All emotional dislikes are caused by injury, illness, or 
certain physical conditions originating in early childhood.
<P>
<STRONG>(36)</STRONG>     Thought-induced emotional feelings may 
occur prior to, during, after, or even without external contact 
with <EM>(or other stimulation of)</EM> the body's many 
<EM>sense-of-touch</EM> receptors.  
<P>
They may be sensed only for a moment.  Or, they may persist 
until one's reality changes or something else comes to mind.  
Some are called <EM>"moods"</EM> and may last for hours, days, or 
longer;  e.g., grief, sorrow, and depression.  Being <EM>"in 
love"</EM> is another mood.  
<P>
Note that being <EM>"crazy over someone"</EM> implies 
feelings that are clearly <EM>"out of place."</EM>  Insanity 
is often linked to abnormal emotions.  We recognize them as being 
childish, illogical, or unreasonable.  But, we blame mental 
illness instead of realizing they're re-created!  
<P>
<EM>Colic, teething, burns, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, 
hunger, thirst, convulsions, coughs, colds, sprains, fever, 
poisonings, cuts, rashes, infectious diseases (measles, mumps, 
chicken pox, etc.), blows, bumps, falls, and aches-- all cause 
real pain and physical discomfort.</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(37)</STRONG>     All fears, anxieties, anger, sadness, 
or other painful or unpleasant emotions are caused by the 
re-creation or simulation of some specific physically painful 
event-- or the combination of more than one memory.  All 
emotionally-based dislikes result from such painful 
re-creations.  <EM>That includes all your thought-induced 
dislikes!</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(38)<EM>     Such events caused real pain or physical discomfort 
due to injury, physical disease, illness, or some other such 
real physical condition.  All such events occurred in infancy or 
early childhood.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(39)</STRONG>     All pleasant emotions, such as 
smiling, laughing, joy, love, happiness, and all other good 
feelings <EM>(which are capable of being induced by thought)</EM> 
also originated during specific events during infancy and early 
childhood.  
<P>
They originate from touching, being held, played with, raised 
in the air, swung around, and other pleasureful acts that feel good.  
<EM>(That includes sexual arousal; e.g., penile/clitoral 
erections from natural, accidental, or intentional physical 
stimulation.)</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(40)<EM>     No feeling originating AFTER early 
childhood can ever be re-created by the body from memory.</EM></STRONG>  
As examples, consider smashed fingers, pain caused by delivery 
of a baby, a broken nose, and in most people, an orgasm.  Such 
feelings can only be recalled <EM>within the brain</EM>-- 
usually as an image.  <EM>Even totally blind people 
conceptualize all events using other sensory, spatial, and even 
time perceptions-- instead of images.</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(41)</STRONG>     When people do have body feelings 
<EM>(that can be induced by thought alone)</EM>, they may think 
that they originated later on <EM>(after early childhood)</EM>.  
However, they are mistaken-- and are actually re-creating a 
feeling from their first years of life.  <EM>(Yes, that includes 
thought-induced sexual arousal as well as tears.  It also 
includes the less common, but well documented, "thought-induced 
orgasm.")</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(42)<EM>     Using thought alone, there is no way to 
generate any new feeling that a specific person has never felt 
before.  That's because all feelings and body states brought up 
by thought alone are re-created from specific memories of some 
previous events!  Everything you feel as a result of watching 
something happen is re-created from one or more old feelings-- 
from your childhood.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(43)<EM>     Excluding thinking of several things 
at once to bring up a new combination of old feelings, there is 
no way to perform the emotional counterpart to imagining, 
envisioning, picturing, or fantasizing-- a feeling you have 
never had before.</STRONG>  There isn't even a word for doing it.</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(44)</STRONG>     Note the above words refer to images, vision, and 
pictures.  The reason you can't <EM>"feelagine"</EM> some feeling 
that you've never had before is that all of your thought-induced 
feelings are re-creations from memory of prior experiences 
which occurred in your early childhood.  If you didn't 
feel it then, you can't feel it now-- just by thinking.  All 
thought-induced emotions are memories.  
<P>
<STRONG>(45)<EM>     Every feeling that people have as a result of watching 
TV, talking on the phone, arguing with another person, 
or from reading a book, or a magazine, or working at a 
computer-- are old feelings re-created from childhood.  The TV 
and the phone don't touch you!  Though it may seem like it 
sometimes, they just aren't connected to your body in 
any physical way that could cause your emotions.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(46)</STRONG>     This means that <EM>"no new feelings 
are possible"</EM> from thought alone-- at ages after the 
transition is complete.  In other words, all your basic emotions 
originated before kindergarten age.  People may think they have 
never had some emotion before;  but, they are only experiencing 
a new combination of old ones-- be it love, grief, panic, 
depression, or a so-called <EM>"nervous breakdown."</EM>  That's 
also why some people may never panic, get violent, or 
belly-laugh.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Yet, others are often up-tight, nervous, worriers, or timid.  
Emotional people may be considered to be unstable, but, they're 
predictable.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(47)</STRONG>     Few people anywhere realize they remember <EM>(and 
re-create)</EM> feelings from early childhood every day of their 
lives.  They are unaware of the major memory transition that 
naturally occurs during the pre-school years with regard to the 
storage and retrieval of <EM>(memories of)</EM> feelings, images, 
sounds, thoughts, ideas, and other information.  
<P>
<STRONG>(48)</STRONG>     Most people attribute their normal emotions to 
<EM>other</EM> natural causes and/or explanations.  They blame 
their abnormal ones on some physical or mental disease, illness, 
malfunction, injury, chemical unbalance, or a genetic 
<EM>"predisposition."</EM>  
<P>
<STRONG>(49)</STRONG>     While there are a limited number of 
physical diseases, illnesses, and conditions which cause 
emotional disorders, all normal and most abnormal emotions are 
re-created from early memories.  That's why so many emotions 
often are childish and seem to be inappropriate for what is 
going on and <EM>"out of place"</EM> to observers.  
<P>
Individuals <EM>"get used to"</EM> many of their old emotions.  
Then, they seem normal to them!   And, if people deem them 
to be <EM>abnormal,</EM> they may say: <EM>"I know I 
shouldn't feel this way; but, I do!"</EM>  They may believe a 
disease or mental illness is the cause.  They may see a mental 
health care professional who diagnoses, labels, and treats them 
as sick.  But, they're usually wrong about that.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>Even if they feel better, they still can bring up the same 
emotions unless they're using chemicals-- such as alcohol or 
prescription or illegal drugs--  which may work, but, only 
temporarily.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(50)</STRONG>     Most insanity, alcoholism, drug abuse, sexual 
deviation, violence, and other emotionally-based acts or 
conditions are only the natural result of emotions which are 
re-created from memory of specific early life experiences.  Most 
of these people do <EM>"what they do"</EM> to <EM>change</EM> 
how they feel.  They often do what they have learned to do to 
get relief from stressful or unpleasant feelings.  
<P>
<STRONG>(51)</STRONG>     The concept <EM>(that normal and most abnormal 
emotions are re-created or simulated from specific memories)</EM> 
exposes various aspects of human nature involving emotions, 
behavior, learning, violent crime, and the current concepts of 
mental health and illness-- to an entirely new light.  It shows 
that many current beliefs about the causes of emotions are 
seriously flawed.  
<P>
<STRONG>(52)<EM>     It is now quite understandable <EM>why</EM> we all have 
likes and dislikes that are determined more by our feelings and 
emotions than by logic and reason.  It's clear why some of us 
smile, laugh, and enjoy certain people, places, things, food, 
and ideas that others clearly <EM>don't</EM> like.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
Our widely differing preferences result mostly from our various 
re-created feelings-- not our carefully reasoned analytical selections.  
Even our dislikes for certain tastes are emotionally based.  We 
learn to dislike sour, bitter, or salty tastes-- all from some 
association with discomfort.  
<P>
<STRONG>(53)<EM>     It also makes sense when some people worry, become 
anxious, frightened, angry, nervous, or seemingly insane-- even 
when nothing harmful is then contacting their bodies.  We can 
now understand why our intellect, logic, and sound reasoning are 
often overcome by involuntarily re-created, powerfully strong, 
uncontrolled feelings.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
<STRONG>(54)</STRONG>     Even strange, abnormal, and/or violent 
behavior can be expected during the presence of specific 
personal feelings that are re-created from an individual's 
childhood memories-- those which have <EM>(over a period of 
years)</EM> become associated with certain images, words, ideas, 
and other real feelings and behavior.  Included are acts of 
spouse or child abuse, rape, and even murder which involve 
re-created feelings of anger associated with violence.  
<P>
<STRONG>(55)<EM>     The idea that some physical or mental illness is the 
cause of many abnormal emotions has seemed valid until now.  
We have just thought something was wrong-- that the person 
was sick.  Many people have seen their doctors who tried to 
diagnose, label, and treat such conditions as physical diseases 

or mental illnesses.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
But, usually, they found nothing wrong with their patients' 
brains or bodies which could account for such feelings or 
behavior.  So, the doctors often told these people:  <EM>"It's 
all in your mind.  We don't know the cause and we can't cure it.  
But, we have several new medicines which may help your condition 
and perhaps make you feel better."  <EM>Valium</EM>, and now, 
<EM>PROZAC</EM>, are often prescribed.  Like alcohol and illegal 
drugs, they just alter normal function.  No matter what the 
psychiatrist and the pharmaceutical companies would have you 
believe-- they don't treat or fix anything wrong!  <BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR><CENTER><STRONG><H2>HOW CAN THESE PHENOMENA BE 
USED TO HELP PEOPLE?</H2></STRONG></CENTER><BR>
<P>
<STRONG>(56)</STRONG>     Yet, now this new understanding of 
these same phenomena offers people everywhere an <EM>alternative 
way</EM> to eradicate selected emotions-- without medicines-- 
forever.
<P>
<STRONG>(57)</STRONG>     A logical non-medical procedure has 
been developed, tested, and refined using hundreds of human subjects.  
It is fully described as the <EM>MEMORY CONTROL PROCESS.</E<>  
It has been <EM>mechanized</EM> as an interactive computer 
program named: <STRONG><EM>PANACEA!</EM></STRONG>)
<P>
You can run this program in private by yourself.  In effect, 
it can alter the way such feelings are remembered.  It can 
prevent their physical re-creation by simply converting them to 
new experiences <EM>(new conceptual memories of body-state 
memories)</EM> which are thereafter presented <EM>conventionally</EM>-- 
entirely within the brain instead of being re-created or 
simulated by the body.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>It doesn't cure or fix anything wrong-- because there's 
nothing wrong to fix or any illness to treat.</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
It just changes the way that memories of old feelings are stored 
and remembered-- and only those old ones that you personally 
choose to change.  You can continue re-creating all your 
<EM>"good"</EM> old feelings as long as you like.  
<P>
<STRONG>(58)<EM>     Memories of undesired feelings can be 
traced to their origins using body-states created by thought 
alone.  Then, the event is fully relived-- physically, not just 
remembered from later experiences.  When that is done, a fresh 
new conceptual memory is generated.  Whenever that newly made 
memory is subsequently retrieved in everyday life, it will be 
presented all within the brain in a conventional manner-- like 
all other memories that originate after early 
childhood.</EM></STRONG>  
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As such, the body-state feelings are <EM>not</EM> re-created 
again by the body.  In effect, the old undesired feeling 
<EM>(and/or other involuntary movements or body-states)</EM> 
are permanently and irreversibly eradicated-- even though the 
original and other relevant experiences can then be remembered 
within the brain in a conventional <EM>(adult)</EM> manner-- 
using the <EM>"new"</EM> conceptual memories that are created 
by properly reliving those events.  
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<STRONG>(59)</STRONG>     A logical process called: 
<STRONG><EM>PANACEA!</EM></STRONG> 
can identify your specific undesired feelings.  No hypnosis or 
drugs are required to permit you to remember such feelings-- 
even at ages dating back to early childhood and infancy.  You 
do it naturally-- as you do every day.  
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<STRONG></EM>That's what you do when you cry, smile, laugh, 
walk, or talk!</EM></STRONG>  
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The non-medical procedure must identify the complex path back in 
time to those younger ages when the original event occurred-- as 
well as to those other later events-- during which the original  
body-state was <EM>"altered"</EM> by its combination with other 
feelings  and its association with people, places, things, acts, 
thoughts,  and ideas.  
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As a result of these combinations and associations, the pathway 
to the original event usually is non-intuitive.  It is quite 
difficult to trace without use of the systematic methodology.  
<P>
The process uses the same phenomena that nature uses when it  
stores new feelings as <EM>"images."</EM>  It locates the original 
memory  and, in effect, alters the way it is stored.  
Thereafter, it is  remembered in a conventional manner, 
conceptually, and is presented inside the brain.  Never again 
can those feelings be re-created!  
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<STRONG>(60)<EM>     If most abnormal emotions were caused by mental 
illness,  disease, genetic flaws, or chemical unbalance-- as 
psychiatrists,  other mental health people, and the 
pharmaceutical corporations  would have you believe, then there 
is absolutely no way this computer program can eradicate any of 
them.  But, it can and does--  and without the use of diagnoses 
or treatments of physical/mental illness.</EM></STRONG>  
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But, the application has been repeatedly demonstrated to be 
valid, as is the idea that all normal and most abnormal emotions 
are caused by the re-creation of memories from early childhood.  
As stated elsewhere, <STRONG><EM>PANACEA!</EM></STRONG> is 
years ahead of its time.  People are just now becoming aware 
of its capabilities and the far-reaching implications of the 
concept and the mechanized process.  
<P>
And, people who use this process can create the new conceptual 
memories that are thereafter presented within their brains-- 
instead of being brought up as undesired emotions.  They can 
do that while sitting in front of their own computers.  Both 
the concept and the mechanized <STRONG><EM>PANACEA!</EM></STRONG> 
eradication process are currently being validated by hundreds 
of computer users.  
<P>
<STRONG><EM>As noted earlier, some of the concepts and ideas may conflict 
with some of your own current beliefs.  However, the ideas 
are consistent within themselves and are all compatible 
with recent research and observed natural phenomena.  And, 
they make sense!</EM></STRONG>  
<P>
They constitute a valid new alternative to the old concepts 
with regard to the causes of human nature and emotions.  They 
offer a meaningful understanding of behavior, temperament, 
sexuality, and emotion.  Personal and societal benefits await 
those who use them.  
<P>
At last, we can update our ineffective, flawed, old concepts 
now that <STRONG><EM>PANACEA!</EM></STRONG> offers us something 
valid that really works!  Use it in private... or in a 
professional clinical environment!  <BR>
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Other program files present additional logical arguments for 
<EM>(and  detailed explanations of)</EM> the preceding concept 
and its basic principles.  They enable the use of the 
computerized <EM>Emotional Memory Control</EM> process included 
within the <STRONG><EM>PANACEA!</EM></STRONG> program. 

<P><STRONG><EM>PANACEA!</EM></STRONG> is a fully copyrighted 
commercial software program with a  suggested retail price of 
<STRONG><EM>$290.90.</EM></STRONG>  It is currently being 
offered  at a special introductory price of <STRONG><EM>$139.90 
</EM></STRONG> plus $3 S&H (US funds).  A 350-page 
professionally printed, bound user's manual is included with 
the above computer program-- or the book is available separately for 
$24.90 plus $3 for S&H per copy.  Foreign orders require additional postage.  
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<STRONG><EM>MASTERCARD</EM></STRONG> and <STRONG><EM>VISA</EM>
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