Guessing the Five Levels of Moderate to Severe Desynchronized Pain

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1 Ways to guess Level 5 Pain (4+) Level 4 Pain Level 3 Pain Level 2 Pain Level 1 Pain Confused Inadequate Overwhelmed Disconnected Alone More information An example Mirroring Quieting The one I love Internal conflict Immaturity Stuck in big six Not listening Cravings Explain, blame, React or try to Try to make them Make it stop Cling or dismiss accuse, justify control understand me Godsight Act like myself Mindsight Self quieting Secure attachment Diagnostic indicators Roll of Some tests for different levels of pain and If I am focused on what other people think or on rules I am likely in level 5 pain. Resolved by good Information or understanding will solve the problem without a person needing to be involved (the right document would work) If I have gotten focused on doing instead of being I am likely having level 4 problems. alone (needs mature example too) Level four pain always realizes that I am having an effect on you too and continues to try to minimize the persons own negative impact. If I am still trying to get other people to understand me I am at level 3 or higher. alone (needs feelings shared too) It is all about them but they want you to understand their feelings. When they want you to share their fear it is level 3 pain not level 2 pervasive fear. If the bad thing that scares me has my attention or I withdraw from others I am in level 2 pain or below. AT ALL Stopped interacting and relating to others as the source of a solution to problems and is in his/her own fear driven world. Time and sequence do not matter below level 3. If I overestimate or underestimate the importance of feelings or relationships I likely have level 1 pain. AT ALL Distorted view of relationships and what other people think and feel.

2 Level 5 Pain (4+) Confused More information Internal conflict Explain, blame, accuse, justify Godsight If I am focused on what other people think or on rules I am likely in level 5 pain. Roll of Resolved by good Information or understanding will solve the problem without a person needing to be involved (the right document would work)

3 Roll of Level 4 Pain Inadequate An example Immaturity React or try to control Act like myself If I have gotten focused on doing instead of being I am likely having level 4 problems. alone (needs mature example too) Level four pain always realizes that I am having an effect on you too and continues to try to minimize the persons own negative impact.

4 Roll of Level 3 Pain Overwhelmed Mirroring Stuck in big six Try to make them understand me Mindsight If I am still trying to get other people to understand me I am at level 3 or higher. alone (needs feelings shared too) It is all about them but they want you to understand their feelings. When they want you to share their fear it is level 3 pain not level 2 pervasive fear.

5 Roll of Level 2 Pain Disconnected Quieting Not listening Make it stop Self quieting If the bad thing that scares me has my attention or I withdraw from others I am in level 2 pain or below. AT ALL Stopped interacting and relating to others as the source of a solution to problems and is in his/her own fear driven world. Time and sequence do not matter below level 3.

6 Roll of Level 1 Pain Alone The one I love Cravings Cling or dismiss Secure attachment If I overestimate or underestimate the importance of feelings or relationships I likely have level 1 pain. AT ALL Distorted view of relationships and what other people think and feel.

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