Ideas for Transformation
#20 Adaptive Intelligences, Part 4 – Clare Graves model & NLP
By RCG
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February 3rd, 2008
• Recorded: February 18, 2007 •
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In this issue, we explore how the model of Adaptive Intelligencies melds with concepts and techniques of NLP, and how both models enrich each other when used in combination.
We took a number of well-known NLP concepts and structured our conversation around those – how they can be used, or how they are enhanced by, the levels of intelligencies, the Clare Graves model of Bio-Psycho-Social System of Human Development. The NLP concepts we touched in this manner are:
- Rapport and calibration: how to calibrate various levels, and build rapport with the person at a certain level
- Positional perspectives – ability and willinness to do it at different levels, and number of distinctions people can make
- Somatics, body movements and postures at different levels of intelligencies
- How the language changes with each level
- Milton model – first appears in Purple and continues into Red
- Meta-model – comes in at Blue (to understand the details of the rules), and really develop in Orange, where precision is important
- SOM comes up in Green, reframing perspectives
- From "digital" to "analog" system
- Metaphors
- Family structures, relationships
- Space and architecture
- Health
- Metaprograms
- Internal – External; lust for power – surrender to love
- Attention filters – things, people, information
- Thinking styles – Top-down / Bottom-up
- Pre-consciousness, personal consciousness, transpersonal consciousness
- Time
- Where past, present and future appear, and the abisity to use and influence it appears
- Learning styles
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Comments
It’s very useful to do that in that way
Glad you liked the approach, did something specifically stand out for you in it?
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