How to access positive states?
Sometimes we (or another) seem unable to access a particular resourceful state, way of thinking, feeling, acting, relating, etc. If we cannot reach a desired resourceful state when we need, then we feel “stuck” i.e., at an impasse, without coping skills. To assist with this, we have three foci for accessing an inducing a resourceful state. We use these processes to move ourselves down “the royal roads” to state (Hall, 1995) of “mind” and “body”.

These include:
- Remembering a state. We can use our memories to “recall a time when” we thought, felt or experienced the particular resource. “Have you ever X?”
- Creating a state. We can use our imagination to wonder about “What would it look, sound, and feel like if…” In this way we can construct the components that make up the state. Using the “as if” frame will enable us to find information coded in various modalities and submodalities and to construct the resource state we desire.
- Modeling a state in someone else, “Who do you know who thinks, feels, acts, relates, etc., in this resourceful way?” taking their place for a day, as you step into their body, looking out of their eyes, and you can be them for a while as you learn their strategy…”
Source: Sourcebook of Magic: A Comprehensive Guide to NLP Change Patterns
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about 7 months ago
Feel free to write any question or to discuss any point, it’s open
about 7 months ago
deja vu?
about 7 months ago
Very interessant
Brother Mostafa ,
May allah accept your good actions and blesses you
about 7 months ago
Amin
Thank you sis.
about 1 month ago
it’s great (:
but “Modeling a state in someone else”!!!!
it’s more difficult than you imagine !
how can I take his place as I step into his body?!
yes I can use my memories, I can use my imagination …. but I can’t think exacly as some one els think
about 1 month ago
hi
it’s great (:
but “Modeling a state in someone else”!!!!
it’s more difficult than you imagine !
how can I take his place as I step into his body?!
yes I can use my memories, I can use my imagination …. but I can’t think exactly as some one else think! it’s … it’s… it’s crazy
have a nice day
yasmine