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For instance the individual may alter the reception of the sound of words such that, what is heard supports the belief. Or one may blank out and not hear information which contradicts the believed state of affairs. This condition is enhanced by the strong emotional intensification produced by this experience. Thus the state of belief can be self-reinforcing.
Coincident with Sensory Selection is memory selection, wherein the individual selectively remembers that which supports Enigmatic Belief and does not remember what does not. The memory may support what is convenient to the belief and forget what is not. The suspension of the memory, of the past history of a subject, so that entities in present circumstance can be perceived however the individual likes, maybe something like a tourist where everything is new and unknown. Because the individual can easily get into trouble acting upon false assumptions, Suspended Belief also involves believing only to the point wherein serious trouble may arise to oneself or others. This state of belief is controlled by staying clear of situations of danger and circumstances which may expose the reality as unrealistic even though this safeguard may be unconscious.
As a means of removing oneself from the structure of belief one has created, either from selected aspects or from the process as a whole, one may employ
Enigmatic Escape, which is to confide of one's perceived reality with others. Since the individual may not be inclined to believe verbal confirmations, one might rely as much upon the feelings and vibrations one receives from these communications. One may also turn off the utilization of Sensory Selection and begin to think in the conventional forms of logic, reversing the process so as not to support the veracity of Enigmatic Belief, but rather to attempt to prove it a fallacy.
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