Subconscious Mind does not distinguish between negative and positive?
SunIsShining
trance?
Where is the prove that a negative suggestion in a hypnotic trance is not
executed as expected?
"I can not ..." is a very strong suggestion even in the waking state.
Greg Wormald
"SunIsShining" <SunIsS...@correio24.com> wrote:
The "subconscious mind" does indeed distinguish between negative and
positive.
A negative hallucination may have nothing to do with a negative command.
Proof? Surely that depends on what you expect? If I say "Don't think of
a white door.", I expect you think of a white door.
A bit of basic reading on positive and negative suggestions, positive
and negative phrasing, and positive and negative hallucinations is
called for.
Greg
SunIsShining
"Greg Wormald" <gr...@not.myaddress.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> In article <hem1jn$g6g$1...@news.albasani.net>,
> "SunIsShining" <SunIsS...@correio24.com> wrote:
>
>> How can you then produce a negative hallucination in a person in a
>> hypnotic
>> trance?
>> Where is the prove that a negative suggestion in a hypnotic trance is not
>> executed as expected?
>> "I can not ..." is a very strong suggestion even in the waking state.
>
> The "subconscious mind" does indeed distinguish between negative and
> positive.
>
> A negative hallucination may have nothing to do with a negative command.
>
> Proof? Surely that depends on what you expect? If I say "Don't think of
> a white door.", I expect you think of a white door.
True.
Without "imagining" every word, you couldn't use language.
But thinking is not doing.
Of course there are expressions and commands that, after a long
(military)-training do not awake an image anymore but cause inmediate
(re)-action.
Heron Bull
"SunIsShining" <SunIsS...@correio24.com> wrote in message
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since it has visual connotations), since language cannot have any meaning
without referral to the 4tuple (VAKO) or 5tuple (VAKOG) system from which
its original associative meaning derives. Repeated heavy conditioning gives
it deep implant/high priority in the neuroscape - and it thus obtains right
hemisphare storage/predominance & occurs at extremely high speed (ie 'sub'
consciously).
Have a look at:
The Volitional Brain: Towards a Neuroscience of Freewill (Paperback)
by Benjamin Libet
Dan Scorpio.
PS do you like my new usenet name? I believe I partially did for the last
fucker as (B)Larry Synes - now that's what I call NLP!!!
SunIsShining
"Heron Bull" <nos...@bull.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I like very much your very inspiring articles at
http://www.angelfire.com/nd/danscorpio/
S.i.S.
Heron Bull
I've been out of circulation on the web for a few months (wiped out
by a virus) but hope to be contributing here again &* adding more to
the websites in the near future...