3. Transformation
“If this kind of experience, with these qualities were to occur in your future, what form might it take? How could you experience these qualities and satisfy these outcomes in different ways with other people in the future, considering your present age and living situation, etc.? Preserving these qualities, values, or outcomes, allow additional representations to form (gesturing to yet another location, also in the visual construct quadrant) that are appropriate to who you are now and into the future. These representations will likely be somewhat different from the experiences you had in the past, in order to be congruent with who you are now and what is realistically available to you now and into your future. These representations should be attractive and convincing, but like other future representations, they should not be too specific; they should be somewhat vague and unclear, allowing for a variety of possibilities, and the inevitable uncertainty of the future.”
