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Greg M
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Thanks for this bit here on the movie. I totally agree with you guys.
On the other hand, one movie that I've seen that injects programing into the the mindset of the west is " Swordfish". It was released in 2001, I see that a high level of N.L.P....
A place to share the crazier moments we as Stage Show Hypnotists encounter and how we handled it.
What a great movie and I can watch it over and over again.
James
I really love this movie. Anthony Hopkin's character embodied the most noble of human character traits. He modeled not only love and devotion for his family but gave his children the greatest gift and that was respect and the wings to fly on their...
Ah, yes, with Van Johnson. Haven't seen that one in a dog's age... Pretty cute, as I recall.
What was the name of that movie she was in with Dick Van Dyke and Debbie Reynolds?
I really liked this movie.
I especially like the part with the glasses of water. (very visual, gets the point across nicely) - the idea of 'Our thoughts...really create changes in our body and can have an effect on who we are'. It has a person ree...
A group for stage hypnotists to discuss the issues of the day, exchange ideas, techniques and skits. Moderator: Lee Darrow, C.H. Official Hypnotist to Sandals & Beaches Resorts
For the discussion of the use of hypnosis sport and other performance areas.
Paranormal experiences as related to hypnosis and hypnotherapy.
Rudy was listing in the original post about different sources stating what appear to be conflicting messages. I was simply trying to add context so that each source may be understood without calling any particular source a liar or incorrect.
I ag...
Hi, Jonathan!
I do prefer your version or redirect as to the 10%, but I was referring to clinical trials published in the field of clinical psychology, which are oft quoted, and I assumed that must've been the type of source qouted in the origina...
Thanks, Rick! I knew that spelling didn't seem right, but it's been so long since I read about it, I really had forgotten how.
Now you have me curious to go read and reread up on eye fixation, both old and new! Thanks again!
G
Well, I've certainly enjoyed everyone's replies here, learning a few things, pondering possible others, and being introduced for the first time to still more. It's interesting to hear some arguing how comfortable they are within and how well they ...
heheheheh. Ahhhhh, between the lines! Amazing how persistant a good metaphor is across time, eh? Like the mustard seed or the Roman centurion.
Latest I'd heard was that they were up to 23 dimensions now, with a 24th that seems to come and go on its own volition, apart from quantum superposition or entanglement. I don't disagree with anything pauline has said yet, though. Still reading th...
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- When is Your Birthday?
- September 17, 1959
- Hometown:
- Glendale
- Hypnosis Experience:
- Part Time Practice, Full Time Practice
- What are you looking for on this site?
- Exchanging knowledge and experience with peers, friendships and whatever the winds of good fortune bring our mutual way.
- Areas of Specialty:
- Dissociative Identity Disorder, parapsychology & the paranormal, phobias, personality &/or behavioral disorders.
- About Me:
- Practicing hypnosis in some form or other since 1975 (high school). BA in Psychology. Clinically & classroom trained, but lack some practicum hours for a master's degree in Mental Health Counseling. Certified Hypnotherapist with several organizations including the NGH, certified practitioner of NLP. Contributing author of several short pieces published in books and/or websites written or compiled by friends or other hypnosis associates.
By day, I am a classroom teacher currently at the middle school level. I'm certified to teach science, math and social studies. In the summers, I fix air conditioners on Phoenix rooftops.
If I seem slow to respond or absent from functions here, it's because I'm most likely writing lesson plans or grading papers. Believe me, there's nothing I like more than talking about or practicing hypnosis. It's a very spiritual connection and release for me. I have a few business cards out there, and now and then book an appointment, but it's nowhere near fulltime. I have a partner who is an extremely talented psychic, and together we're a dynamite therapeutic team, but the phone just isnt ringing. What would it be like to have marketing skills, I wonder? Perhaps I should devote a few more moments that direction each day.
- Hobbies:
- Religion, philosophy, psychology, cultural anthropology, quantum physics, paranormal studies, collective consciousness, self-directed evolution, and eye reading.
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Comment Wall (23 comments)
- At 7:27pm on August 15, 2009,
Elizabeth Beveridge said… - Well, life's been interesting these past months, for sure... but generally doing ok, and my practice is up and running. How are things with you?
- At 3:17pm on August 13, 2009,
Elizabeth Beveridge said…
- Hello Greg... great to see you here!
- At 12:49pm on May 10, 2009,
Marcia Proctor said… - Hey Greg,
Any idea about the convention yet? Would be nice to get together.
- At 8:54am on April 19, 2009,
Pete Nauman said… - Window to the soul. Hi Greg. I have noticed that when looking into another persons eyes I cant look into both at the same time. I almost always settle on their left eye. Then after a short time I dont need to look them in the eye anymore except to project that I am paying attenton to what they are saying or to search for clues to weather they are pulling my leg for entertainment. Ths happens often. I seem fairly acurate when detecting pure entertainment value if the conversation. I have 3 pics posted from different times in my life. Would you like to see whats there in the eye? I like this eye study. Thanks Pete
- At 1:39pm on March 30, 2009,
Marcia Proctor said…
- Hey Greg,
Made my reservation. Now you have to make it there.
Marcie
- At 8:35pm on March 26, 2009,
Elisabeth said… - Kudos for your eye reading! Really interesting, thank you!
<--- that's eye reading, right? lol
- At 1:36pm on March 17, 2009,
Elisabeth said…
- Okay, I added a picture to my page - maybe it will be easier to use? It's still posed, and I tend to end up with tilted head pictures because my eyes are crooked. Some days more than others, I think, but there it is. So photographers tilt me until they appear even.
- At 12:58pm on March 17, 2009,
Elisabeth said…
- How exciting to be accurate! :-) I don't really have pictures... is it going to matter what was happening at the time the picture was taken? Because I have a closeup that might work for you, but it was taken under terrible conditions during a difficult time. I suppose I could stare deeply into the phone camera and see how that works! lol
- At 8:49pm on March 15, 2009,
Elisabeth said…
- Okay, so, assuming that your itty bitty picture is competely accurate on my monitor... Your eyebrows appear to be fairly thick, with very little curve. Not completely flat, not arched, and with no point where the hair obviously changes direction. It seems (this part I'm not sure about) that the hair thins a little on the outside ends. They are also low on your forehead and close to your eyes. Based on this:
You probably have a strong ability to start projects and get them off the ground by keeping track of every detail. Although you may lose interest in tracking the details about 3/4 of the way through the project, you don't lose interest entirely... it's more like your interest wanes than that it ends.
Overall, though, you are detail oriented and probably also have a lot of irons in the fire. Sometimes you may even overwhelm others with the number of things you have going at one time. Of course, what others may not realize is that the way you keep all those irons going is by not keeping track of every minute detail of every project all at the same time. You probably cycle the focus you put in any one place, because your strongest interest is likely to be in the most current project.
You are also observant - and your style is more intellectual than emotional, although you are sensitive to emotion. This means that even though you are probably often aware of the emotional states around you, it is ideas that spark your curiosity and attract you.
You might have a better than average ability to speak spontaneously, and you may find that works better than trying to plan what you say in advance. You may have friends who are somewhat envious of that trait, and if so you probably sometimes wonder why on earth they agonize over every word they say. You may, in fact, be somewhat impatient with that trait and that may have been one of your lessons in communication styles.
Um... how was that? :)
- At 5:19pm on March 15, 2009,
Elisabeth said…
- Thanks for the invite! Eye reading?? How cool. I've been trying to learn something about face reading. Right now I can estimate what your eyebrows say about you. (That's as far as I've gotten :-D)
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