Frogs into Princes: Neuro Linguistic Programming by Richard Bandler

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Frogs into Princes: Neuro Linguistic Programming

by Richard Bandler

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Interesting book but rather clinical and I have a habit of picking it up and then putting it down for a few days so that when I pick it back up again I have to re-read what I already read to get back in the right "mind frame".

Mythy | Nov 17, 2007 |

Tools for therapists using feedback loops: auditory, visual, kinesthetic. The text itself has been deconstructed. Change the way you see, hear, feel, and imagine the world you live in. It's an Esalen workshop.

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[about direction of eye movement] Do you believe that? It's a lie, you know. Everything we're going to tell you here is a lie. All generalizations are lies. Since we have no claim on truth or accuracy, we will be lying to you consistently throughout this seminar.

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