THE SPIRIT DIMENSION OF META
In the current Meta Reflections I’ve been attempting to answer the question about the relationship of Neuro-Semantics to “spirituality” and “religion.”
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In the current Meta Reflections I’ve been attempting to answer the question about the relationship of Neuro-Semantics to “spirituality” and “religion.”
If, in the dimension of spirit, there are beliefs and belief systems, and beliefs all the way up, and beliefs about all kinds of things.
Neuro-Semantics, as a field, is about performing our highest and most exciting meanings.
Meta-Land is the land of spirit.
If your levels of meta-pleasure define the joy, delight, and basic happiness of your life, then do you know how to uncover the meta-pleasures that you already have?
It was early in the days of the development of the Meta-States model that I got interested in meta- pleasures.
But is that really a good example of a strong belief?
As we continue exploring the landscape of Meta Land, there’s another structure, or to be more precise, “structuring dynamic” to mention.
In the last Meta Reflection , I began describing the landscape of Meta Land.
In Neuro-Semantics we have long been speaking about the land of Meta —Meta Land.
At a certain level, meta and meta-states is all about coalescing.
Within the word meta is the height metaphor that implies going up, going higher, ascending, and transcending.
If you’ve been following these Reflections on Meta here on Neurons, then you already know several things that “the old guard” of NLP (Richard Bandler, John Grinder, Steve Andreas…
If you want to really see the power of a meta-move, consider the ability to step back from yourself.
— What is the heart-pulse of the Meta-States Model?
This year’s NLP Conference this year in London was a tremendous success with 450 people attending the two-day event.
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As we all know, our frames of mind (i.e. meta-states) govern what we see and hear and how we process information.
Thanks for the great questions and insights that you offered. True enough, I provided much of the beginning presentation from the USA point of view.
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