ToneScale

     "Now, here's somebody who says he's confused over the subzero Tone
Scale -- fixity of position there.  Subzero Tone Scale would be the
below-apathy scale.

     "One never gets really fixed on a scale.  He gets submerged on a
scale.  His alivenesses are from where he is, below him.  In other
words, the thing shuts out like you draw a curtain.  It doesn't
disappear, he just doesn't react at those levels anymore.  If a person
is in totally good shape, he would be at all positions on a Tone Scale.
See, he would be at all positions on the Tone Scale.  All right, now, it
cuts out from the top down.  And it's just like drawing a curtain down
the scale.  So that we would draw the curtain and he would be there, and
then he could only recognize this.  It's just the awareness.

     "It's not a question of fixation.  It's a question of how much of
the scale is he aware of?  Of how much of the scale is he aware?  That
is the exact statement.  It's a question of awareness, and so on.  And
he is evidently aware from where he is and below.  He is most aware of
his immediate level.  And you really raise a curtain of awareness on him
rather than change or unfix a position.  And it's easier to process
people if you look at it that way.  You're just making him aware of the
fact that other emotions exist."

     -- Taped Lecture of 11 February, 1957, Question and Answer Period

Sat Jan 14 21:13:21 EST 2006

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