Brian,
I wish I didn't know anything about NLP when I am listening to paraliminal tapes. My conscious mind constantly interferes while I am listening, its something like: 'oh here is an embeded comman', or 'now he uses time distorsion', or 'nice presuppostions here'... etc. I have to make a special effort to relax and stop analyzing what I am hearing; as I said, I think I would get better results if I had no idea about NLP. When I manage to turn off the analytical part of my mind and just relax and go with the flow, I seem to get pretty good results from the tapes.
By the way I've been studying NLP for a couple of years, can't say I've mastred it though. Like so many, I've started learning it because of the RJ speed seduction. So far it seems that tapes are a nice addition to just doing NLP exercises by myself.
>My revelation is as follows:
>"I use paraliminal tapes, because I have not >taken the time to learn and master NLP. Were >I to learn and practice NLP daily, I would >gain benefits greater than paraliminals have >thus far offered me."
>If anyone reading this has mastered NLP and >daily puts it into practice, please tell me >if he or she thinks that the above thought >rings true. How do your results with >proactive NLP compare with those of >paraliminals?
[This message has been edited by Nick (edited February 14, 2001).]
