Ideas for Transformation
#16 States of Consciousness
By RCG
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December 16th, 2007
• Recorded: March 3, 2007 •
(10 votes)
(10 votes)
- What states are, and why we should pay attention to them?
- Gestalt of neurology of the mind and the body
- State change work in NLP – one of those all-purpose concepts
- State control, especially kinesthetic
- States are like a computer program
- Why have conscious control over the states?
- Different states have different intelligences imbibed in them. Learning is state-dependent, and there is a purpose for each state and intelligence
- Learning to ride a bike
- Relationships
- Being a leader in business or politics
- State Syntax
- Definitions of a state:
- Neurology of the body, position
- Internal neurology – chemicals, foods
- Kinds of thoughts, words, inner dialogue
- Emotions
- Submodalities
- What we pay attention to – calibration
- Feelings in the body and how they move
- How your body is positioned and how it moves
- Breathing
- Exercise: map out a list of emotions
- How to gain conscious control of the states
- Anchor the states
- The Swish pattern
- Visual
- Auditory
- Kinesthetic
- Combining all three
- Designer states
- Emotional bar – an equalizer deck for emotions
- Guided exercise with 3 dimensions (three emotions)
- How many more dimensions would you like to add to your mind?
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