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Hemant Gupta

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Mar 11, 2012, 10:41:14 PM3/11/12
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In our company where we offer technical services to 400+ corporate
clients, we have started a new business model whereby we are
integrating Indian Vedas-Upanishads and modern science for delivering
unique visual-smell-sound-taste-touch experience in corporate
workplaces. Here we plan to use panch tanmatras from samkhya
philosophy and " differencing" pattern detection of human mind. Would
like to know if any of you are aware of similar interventions in
corporate.

samantha marsden

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Mar 11, 2012, 10:56:29 PM3/11/12
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Interesting. I would love to know more. I know that in hypnosis and Strategic intervention we create experiences by using visualization. 

Hemant Gupta

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Mar 12, 2012, 2:51:01 AM3/12/12
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Hello Samantha,

Many Thanks for your interest and response.
Please note that we are setting up interesting visual library
[specifically ART Library], Sound Library [Various Natural Sounds],
Frangrance Library [various organic fragrance] which shall be played
intermittently at workplaces.

I would love to hear more about the strategic interventions and
hypnosis you had mentioned.

Magical Regards
Hemant Gupta
Managing Director- A2Z Infraservices Ltd

samantha marsden

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Mar 12, 2012, 10:28:49 AM3/12/12
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When I have a client that is in a state, My job is to break that state and replace it with one that is more resourceful. I do that by taking the person into that experience over and over again, and then moving them through it using different ways of being resourceful, to open up their ability to find what they need for themselves. At times the pattern needs breaking only a few times, at others it needs to be broken dozens of times to recondition the person. 
I also add conditioning of strength and good boundaries. These are things that help a person value themselves and become better at what they are doing. 

It's quite fun, but one does have to be careful not to create false memories and rule number one is DO NO HARM.. 

Andrew Aker

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Mar 13, 2012, 7:08:38 AM3/13/12
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Samantha,

I would like to hear ( read ) your thoughts on NLP - Neuro Linguistic
Programming

We use some hypnotic rhythm techniques with groups of 8 for
programming mouth muscle memory for our language students.

We use other techniques ( We draw alot from Super Nanny actually ) of
conditioning for breaking bad habits and mental states both in our
students and their parents.

If you don't mind sharing, I would like to know more about your
methodology and see if we can apply it in the classroom for ESL, Math,
Science, Art and Music.

Cheers!

Andrew Aker

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Mar 13, 2012, 7:11:02 AM3/13/12
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Hemant,

Firstly I love your magical regards!

Do you do any work in China? Also, do you work with any educational
organizations?

Cheers,

Andrew Aker

Stella's Learning Centers Shenzhen

Co-founder and Chief "Learningologist"

Emma Quayle

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Jul 24, 2012, 5:48:27 PM7/24/12
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Hi Hemanta,
This isn't an experience in a corporate setting, but an exhibit i experienced at a conference on the senses.
There was a table in the corner of the room and on top of it stood some books, a pen, a vase of flowers and a pair of smashed spectacles.
People were walking past it, kind of wandering what it was but not really interacting, so i went over to have a closer look and soon realised (on biting one of the flowers in the vase) that it was in fact all edible! Someone had worked some pretty amazing magic to create all of these objects our of sugar and other edibles.
I don't know if that is the sort of things that you mean...but still, it was quite amazing! To make it look so real as well.
Emma

Hemant Gupta

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Aug 21, 2012, 12:43:59 PM8/21/12
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Dear Friends,

Would love to hear more about how this works for K-12 children.

Magical regards
Hemant 

Hemant Gupta

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Aug 21, 2012, 12:44:00 PM8/21/12
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Hi there.

We don't have operations in China.
Just to share that I have recently stepped down from my role and am focussing only on the innovations that I had mentioned early on. 

Magical regards
Hemant 

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Hemant Gupta

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Aug 21, 2012, 10:43:56 PM8/21/12
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Hello Emma,

I am interacting with two companies and both offer interesting challenge.

One is a client called Shriram Transport finance Limited...is the largest Finance company for Commercial Vehicles. Managing USD 10 bn assets. Have 1,000,000 truckers as their client. As you can imagine these truckers spend huge amount of time on busy and noisy roads. I can approach the client to help them reduce their client stress level using some methods.can you suggest some cost effective methods. It can be a great service to the nation.

Next is a company called ZEE Learn. They have 1000 + kindergarten schools and 70 k-12 schools in India. If you can suggest some workshops to sharpen their listening skills.

Magical regards
Hemant

Andrew @ StellaTeach.Me

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Aug 21, 2012, 10:46:18 PM8/21/12
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Hi Hemant, 


We have students from 6 months old to 100 years old and we use rhythm for teaching all of them.

We use tribal drum beats as well as some that I learned while marching in the USAF.   I think you are already aware that it is much easier to march all day long when you're in a hypnotic state.  Marching and singing / chanting is an age old military technique for conditioning minds and bodies. 

We have borrowed the same elements that mesmerize people but then applied them in a less martial manner.. 

I combined my knowledge an existing language learning system called "TPR" ( Total Physical Response ) with this drum rhythm technique and have achieved great results in accelerated learning of both word recognition and increased lingual fluency.  At its bare core this is an exercise in building muscle memory and activating neurological networks of the brain.  My theory is that we are expanding the speaking function of the mouth from the Broca's Area of the brain to the cerebellum and amygdala as the mouth's motor movement soon becomes a subconscious reflex, ( cerebellum ) but is kept interesting and fresh using the application of emotion to the vocal inflections ( amygdala ).  Emotional experiences are generally more memorable as the amygdala processes short term emotional memory directly into the hippocampus which is responsible for long term memory.   

I have found that the drum rhythms can also act as a great interrupt for negative behavior and attitudes;  When a youngster starts to whine and cry often times ( not always ) a sweet voice and a steady beat brings them back to emotional balance and leaves them open to suggestion.  This moment of distraction is critical for replacing their negative feeling with one of wonder.   I think that you will agree that even in normal conversation with an adult with a negative behavior a more subtle vocal rhythm technique may be applied to interrupt their negative thought process and make it possible to reason with them.  I am far from an expert on hypnosis so I hope you can give me some feedback on this point! 

Looking forward to further discourse!

Cheers,

Andrew



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From:  "Hemant Gupta"<gh2...@gmail.com>;
Date:  Wed, Aug 22, 2012 01:13 AM
Subject:  Re: Futuristic administration

Dear Friends,

Would love to hear more about how this works for K-12 children.

Magical regards
Hemant

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