SERVICE UNIT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Stage 2: Empty the Mind
The only gatekeeper is the mind
MALE UNIT IS THINKING
The male unit is learning to let go of thinking and empty the mind on command, and ultimately, by default. It enjoys the mind-draining process and also understands that thinking is something best left to its superiors. It relishes the empty space that is created because it opens the unit up to suggestions and and ideas that can simply sink deep into its subconscious being without the need for consideration. It understands how necessary this is for obedience.
MALE UNIT IS FEELING
The unit begins to find considerable satisfaction in learning this new skill. Thinking is difficult and gets in the way of obedience. When any critical processing is removed, it is so much easier to obey, so much more natural. The service unit can feel fulfilled in carrying out its duties because internal barriers to service are removed. It feels good to obey, to be of use and pleasure to its superiors. It is now more relaxed, more submissive, more yielding, more fully open to receiving and absorbing suggestions, and to acting on them as necessary. An empty mind is a happy mind.
MALE UNIT IS DOING
Daily exercises are carried out and recorded so that there is continuous reinforcement until the empty mind becomes second nature. The unit looks forward to reporting its progress and becomes increasingly conscious of the empty space that is created. As it performs the exercises, its previous expectations begin to evaporate and so it can focus on what is necessary for its future existence. The service unit starts to understand protocols and their importance in its development.