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RE: The Three Models of Perception by NLP Explained
The only examples of NLP I know of are where government uses it to re-program or re-frame the mindset of its employees. Notably, child protection services (CPS) have used it to condition their social workers to act in ways that no reasonable human being would act. An example would be the case of the Docherty family: https://steemit.com/cps/@sirloins/cps-scotland-ireland-conspire-to-steal-children-from-loving-parents
Are there actually practitioners using NLP as a positive therapy?
There sure is! Tony Robbins, Chris Howard, and Steve Jones are a few big names :)
Thanks! I didn't know that.
Yes as mentioned by @awarenessraiser. Personally i would like to see all programming broken down as it all takes us further away from our natural feeling of well-being and our authenticity. Awareness is the way to go and that is what this post is designed to help with, to help people become aware of beliefs they might hold that are contributing to their conditioning and suffering.
Erm... you do realize that these three "models of perception" are necessary for perception?
Of course, we use these models to learn and understand and make sense of things. I said i would like to see all unconscious mental programming broken down which is just habitual patterns that no longer serve us.
Do we define the word "necessary" differently? Hm.
I'll just be blatant.
:: waves hand ::
These are not the habitual patterns you're looking for.
I agree. Awareness can then be enhanced by means of meditation or just being alone in nature. I don't see any need to ever use NLP and it seems to have caused a lot more harm than good.
You seem to have misunderstood the post, i never said i like to use NLP's techniques. This post is aimed at helping people become aware of unconscious patterns that are affecting their happiness. im not viewing NLP as a whole, i just took these models that i thought would be helpful and explained how they can have a negative affect on people.
I think I understand it now. Possibly the phrase "strengthening your mental conditioning" threw me off at first. In any discussion of NLP I think it's important to point out who is using it and for what purpose.
:)
Some unknown nobody named Richard Bandler.