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Road Interview Questions

This document describes a mental imagery exercise called "The Road Interview" where participants answer questions about what they visualize during an imaginary journey down a road. The questions cover details about the road, crossing a river, coming upon a house, finding a cup, and encountering an obstacle. By analyzing the mental images and details provided, the interview is said to reveal hidden emotions and issues within the participant. The document explains that upon completing the questions, relaxing and reflecting can provide insight into what was uncovered from one's unconscious mind through the imagery.

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Road Interview Questions

This document describes a mental imagery exercise called "The Road Interview" where participants answer questions about what they visualize during an imaginary journey down a road. The questions cover details about the road, crossing a river, coming upon a house, finding a cup, and encountering an obstacle. By analyzing the mental images and details provided, the interview is said to reveal hidden emotions and issues within the participant. The document explains that upon completing the questions, relaxing and reflecting can provide insight into what was uncovered from one's unconscious mind through the imagery.

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The Road Interview

Discover what your mental


imagery says about you.

Robert M. Roerich, M.D.

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Introduction
 Bydescribing what you see on an
imaginary journey your secret emotions
and issues are revealed.

 Youwill learn how to interpret your own


mental imagery.

 Thismethod has been statistically


validated by Psychologist Stefan C. Lita.
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Section 1: The Questions
 You will be asked to describe what you
see on an imaginary journey.

 There are no right or wrong answers, find


a quiet place where you can relax, and
write down your answers to some simple,
non-threatening questions.

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Part 1: The Road
 Imagine that you are walking down a road.

 1. What color is the road?

 2. Is the road smooth, rough, or mixed?

 3. Is the road solid, broken up or mixed?

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Part 2: The River
 You come to a river, you can cross anyway that
you like or can imagine.

 4. How do you cross the river?

 5. What color is the water?

 6. How fast is the current?

 7. Is there anything in the water? If so, what?


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Part 3: The House
 You have now crossed the river, you
continue walking and you come to a house

 8. What color is the house?

 9. What condition is the house in?

 10. Does anyone live there? If so, who?

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Part 4: The Cup
 You continue walking down the road and you come to
an open field. There is a cup on the ground.

 11. What color is the cup?

 12. What condition is the cup in?

 13. Is there anything in the cup? If so, what?

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Part 5: The Obstacle
 You continue walking down the road and
you come to something that prevents you
from going further, it stops you in your
tracks, there is an obstacle there.

 14. What is the obstacle?

 15. What do you see past the obstacle?


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Now that you have answered
the questions, relax.
 Do you feel any different than when you started?

 You have journeyed into your unconscious mind.

 Themental imagery you created can be


understood just like a language.

 Goon to the The Road Interview: Answers to


begin understanding your secrets.
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