What is NLP?
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How to access positive states?
about 7 months ago - 6 comments
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 [...]
Logical levels of states and NLP failure!
about 7 months ago - No comments
A primary state refers to a state such as those that involve primary emotions (fear, anger, joy, lust, relaxation, pleasure, disgust, etc.). A Meta-state, by contrast, refers to those states that contain thoughts-and-emotions about a primary state: anger at one’s fear, guilt about one’s anger, feeling upset about one’s disgust, fear of one’s fear, depression [...]
Eye accessing cues and its scientific basis
about 7 months ago - No comments
Think about some time when you have noticed that people move their eyes while they talk and listen. These eye movements do not occur randomly. Each movement of the eyes functions to indicate certain neurological precessing.
The patterns go as follows: when most right-handed people move their eyes up and to the left, they call pictures [...]
The difference between NLP & Psychology
about 8 months ago - No comments
This summarizes the heart and passion of NLP: modeling, searching for processes and the “how,” and disdaining the “why,” and focusing on experiences of excellence rather than the cases of pathology.
Psychology for a hundred years had operated from a completely different orientation. Based on the medical model and physical “hard” science model, it looked at [...]
NLP and Magic!
about 8 months ago - No comments
“Magic” Huh?
In NLP, we typically use the term of “magic”, not to designate external magic whereby we change the laws of physics. It refers rather to the seemingly wild, wonderful and “magical” effects that occur when we know the structure of subjectivity.
When we do now know how human subjectivity (mind, emotions, motivation, health, language, etc.) [...]
about 6 months ago
Excellent article, I will take note. Many thanks for the story!
about 5 months ago
Very great report, very clear, deep analyze and easy to understand.
Thank for your share.
about 5 months ago
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