The Protocol Library
All of them are here to read, in full, one page at a time. If one becomes a companion, you can keep it as a card — its artwork and its practice, set out to sit beside you while you work.
In the midst of movements of thought and emotion, seek the stillness in which all movement occurs.
“This mistaken conclusion, that you are a separate self, happens very early in life in a more or less automatic and unconscious way.” — Adyashanti
Anchors are energetic associations that keep us connected to unwanted emotions, states, or experiences. This protocol helps you release the old anchor and create a new anchor in your desired state.
Choose a point of transformation — an organ, a relationship, a goal — and clear what is obscuring it.
The egoic structures — each with its own beliefs, age and symptoms — met one at a time.
Clear your timeline using spirals meeting at the rose: past to present, and present to future.
For the pattern that repeats at every scale of a life, from the smallest instance to the largest.
For what the heart has been holding, and the fields that keep it in place.
At the base of every ego is the experience of lack. This is the protocol for it.
Step back into the consciousness you already are, and look at the present situation from there.
Sheldrake’s name for what the rishis called the Akashic records, and how to work with it.
On the mind’s habit of splitting into opposites, and the field beyond right doing and wrong doing.
The clearing sequence the other protocols reach for: imprints, memories, habits, projections, judgment.
A cleaning of the soul’s accumulated imprints and beliefs, and a return to the original blueprint.
The eight illusions — solidity, continuity, death, doership, separation, time and space, birth, cause and effect.
Find where the issue actually sits in your inner vision, then work with the image you find there.
A reference guide: the seven bodies, from the physical to the Buddhic, and what each one carries.
For the ideas of right doing and wrong doing, and the field Rumi said lies out beyond them.
On the pull of your own unfolding, and the suffering that comes of resisting it.
Place the issue in front of the heart, let it spin, and rest in the emptiness while it separates.
Information coming in, information going out, and the repeating patterns that distort both.
Six overlapping fields — sun, biochemistry, biofield, zero point, life force, flow — brought to calibration one at a time.
A full survey of where energy comes in, where it is stored, and where it is blocked.
A reading of where you are before you begin, so that afterwards you can tell what moved.
A systematic lift through the body’s systems, the subconscious imprints, and the thinking laid over them.
Replace the present picture of limitation with one that reflects the self you have not yet met.
A reference sweep through the body’s information fields, system by system.
Working with the attractor in the cosmic, general and individual fields at once.
Six kinds of faulty information — missing, rejected, blocked, distorted, degenerating, out of sequence.
Set the goal, become neutral toward it, and work from the stillness rather than the wanting.
For issues with more than one cause, in a culture trained to look for only one.
The levels, from Source down through the kingdoms, and what resonance between them means.
For the problem you have thought about so long that you can no longer see around it.
The horizontal bar of time and conditioning, and the vertical bar of the True Self, or Atma.
The shorter daily version, for keeping the fields coherent between sittings.
Consider yourself a diamond with clarity in the center that becomes fragmented as it reflects through the facets on the surface.
Ten systems checked in turn, and the star points that restore any found weak.
A diagram before it is a sequence: what stands between the black hole and the wall.
The gateways, currents, meridians and nadis that surround and animate the whole of you.
For the limitations you have carried so long that they no longer look like limitations.
For ancestral amnesia — the event, the forgetting, and the way back to what was known.
For pain that was never fully met at the time, and has been gathering ever since.
For the reasons an issue stays — familiarity, attention, identity, and the quiet benefits of keeping it.
A written practice. Honest questions, asked slowly, until what is actually true comes into view.
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The Protocol Library
Every protocol I work with, written out one page at a time. Read as many as you like, and keep the ones you find yourself coming back to.
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