META-STATING META-MUDDLES
Last week someone asked me, “What is the heart-pulse of the Meta-States Model and why is that so important?”
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Last week someone asked me, “What is the heart-pulse of the Meta-States Model and why is that so important?”
When you meta-state a resourceful thought, belief, state, emotion, or physiology, you bring that piece of experience to your current experience and apply it to the state of mind…
Back in the 1970s NLP began in Santa Cruz California.
How a person thinks determines how that person talks and acts.
A New Year has arrived and with its arrival our thoughts naturally turn to what the new year holds and what we’d like to accomplish in it.
I want to tell a story.
A truly historical event occurred January 8, 9 and 10 in the coastal city of Alicante Spain, on the Mediterranean Sea.
When you use or “run” the patterns of APG, you are engaged in a very special psychology.
I’m often asked, “What is Neuro-Semantics?”
Mindfulness results from meta-stating.
There are people who think that racism exists as one of the external problems in our society.
When was the last time you thought of yourself as a “genius?”
When you hear the name Doug Adams you probably think about the guy who wrote A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.
Another terrorist attack!
In 1996 Dr. Graham Dawes wrote a book review after reading Meta-States and Dragon Slaying.
The Meta-States Model is a model of the special kind of consciousness that we humans have— self-reflexive consciousness.
It all began with an Aha!
Yet another terrorist attack in Paris France with more people killed (129) and more wounded (392).
Several years ago (2002) I showed up at 7 am one morning to do an hour interview at a radio station.
In Neuro-Semantics we have discovered how to turn the flow state on and off at will.
I got an email last week that really got me thinking.
After last week’s post (#8) about the relationship between complaining and responsibility, I began entertaining the possibility of the idea that a person in the mind-set of…
To complain is to be human.
“Every age but ours has had its model, its hero.
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