Archive for 'Submodalities' Category
The Importance Of Trance Formation Neuro Linguistic Programming
25 August 2007
Neuro Linguistic Programming is a formula of techniques and beliefs that act as an edge to personal development. It is surrounded by the principal that there is an interaction in the body, mind and language to create individual perception of the world and the behavior that can be metamorphosed by the application of different techniques.
There [...]
Neuro-linguistic Programming Strategies
12 May 2007One’s thought patterns, beliefs and attitudes can be used to “preprogram” actual experiences that are yet to happen. NLP is very focused on how we think, what influences the way we think, and how we structure what we think. Subscribers to the science are encouraged to closely study and then model those individuals who do [...]
Belief Changing NLP System - a Free NLP Workbook
19 April 2007
By: Jordan Matthews
Everyone who wants to learn NLP should start with an NLP workbook or a seminar where you can learn about the wide range of applications that NLP has for your daily life. The NLP workbook will give you the methods, and the seminar will allow you to practice. But with this article, I [...]
Common and Deadly Decision Traps
22 March 2007
By: Arman Darini, Ph.D.
Good to be connecting with you again. Our topic for today is common and deadly decision traps, and how to avoid them. Recall that in the previous article we spoke about the structure of extraordinary decision making, and I explained the steps you have to follow to make excellent outcomes happen. As [...]
Placebos and Antidepressant Drugs
19 March 2007Assembled by Steve Andreas
Placebos
First, here are some very interesting findings in relation to placebos:
“Asthmatic patients have been shown to exhibit bronchoconstriction after inhaling a placebo described as a bronchoconstrictor and brochodilation after inhaling a placebo described as a bronchodilator (Luparello, Lyons, Bleeker, & McFadden, 1968; McFadden, Luparello, Lons, & Bleecker, 1969; Neild & Cameron, 1985; [...]