FORGETTER

an engramic command which makes an individual believe h e can't remember. Examples are "Put it out of my mind," "If I remembered it I would go mad," "Can't remember," and just plain "I don't know," as well as the master of the family of phrases, "Forget it!" See also engram in this glossary. —HDA Tapes (Oakland Lectures) Approved Glossary (16.4.92)

an engramic command which makes an individual believe he can't remember. Examples are "Put it out of my mind," "If I remembered it I would go mad," "Can't remember," and just plain "I don't know," as well as the master of the family of phrases, "Forget it!" See also engram in this glossary.any engram command which makes the individual believe he can't remember.an engramic command which makes an individual believe he can't remember. Examples are "Put it out of my mind," "If I remembered it I would go mad," "Can't remember," and just plain "I don't know," as well as the master of the family of phrases, "Forget it!" See also engram in this glossary.

l. a forgetter mechanism is "Put it out of my mind," "If I remembered it I would go mad," "Can't remember," and just plain "I don't know," as well as the master of the family of phrases, "Forget it!" All bar information from the analyzer. A whole case, freshly opened, may keep answering everything with one of these denyers. A forgetter, used by an ally, all by itself and with practically no pain or emotion present will submerge data which, in recall, would not be aberrative but which, so buried—by a forgetter—makes things said just before it aberrative and literal. (DMSMH, p. 270)2. any engram command which makes the individual believe he can't remember. (NOTL Gloss)