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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Perception & Perspective
It depends on where you stand. Wikipedia explains the Rashomon effect:
The Rashomon effect is the effect of the subjectivity of perception on recollection, by which observers of an event are able to produce substantially different but equally plausible accounts of it. A useful demonstration of this principle in scientific understanding can be found in the article "The Rashomon Effect: When Ethnographers Disagree," by Karl G. Heider (American Anthropologist, March 1988, Vol. 90 No. 1, pp. 73-81).
It is named for Akira Kurosawa's film Rashomon, in which a crime witnessed by four individuals is described in four mutually contradictory ways.
I emphasize that remembered events of the past are from a singular perspective, that is, "his-story", and by re-viewing an event of the past from varying angles and perspectives, a person can learn to look at a situation with a more positive feeling, keep the positive learning's and let go of the negative feeling(s) associated with the event. I assist clients using anchoring. I call it Memory Cleanse. Why is this so important and of value? Because our stuff from the past can come back to haunt us when we least expect it. Triggers in our environment and from other people set us off. Why not create new neural pathways that work for you rather than against you. See me for consultation. Text or call 801.918.9437. In Person, Phone, or Skype sessions available.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
NLP
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Organic or Conventional?
Friday, November 9, 2012
Healing the Gerson Way pdf |
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Sunday, October 28, 2012
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Sunday, September 9, 2012
Spiritual Moment & Prophetic Dream
Thursday, August 9, 2012
PICK YOUR BRAIN? - AW NUTS!
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Hi Quitter! No body wants to be a quitter, but this is a good kind of quitting: Stop smoking with hypnosis! So, instead of saying "I am quitting" or identifying with being a quitter, say "I am stopping smoking", "I am breathing fresh air now", and identify with being a non-smoker. Habits run by your subconscious mind and can be changed. After your first session you will notice a difference.
The cost? Your program* was $530 and for a limited time is just $350!
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How much do you spend on cigarettes? What else would you like you do with all that money?
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“The average smoker burns through 13 to 16 cigarettes a day, or four to six packs a week. That adds up. The average smoker forks over at least $1,500 a year, while here in New York City, its closer to $3,300.”
Now, back to the question, what will it cost me to stop smoking?
Rather, the question should be: “What will it cost me to not stop smoking!” You already know the answer to that question: years of pain, unable to breathe, bad smell, places you can’t smoke, feeling ostracized, bad example to children, worried loved ones having to care for you should you get lung cancer, etc. The list goes on….
Are you ready now to take charge of your life and take back the time, money, energy and health that this nasty habit has stolen from you? If not, don’t call me. Call me only if you are serious about stopping smoking.
PAY HERE Be a quitter! Of Smoking, that is! *Your program: 4 1/2 hours hypnotherapy: first session 1½ hours, three 1 hour follow-ups. After that, I recommend a “booster” at 3 months, 6 months and a year to prevent relapse.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Want to Quit Smoking?
United Nations
9:11 AM - PublicTaking A Personal Inventory
Inventory of Actions: Both Good and Bad
GOOD: Went walking yesterday for about 45 minutes to an hour. Got extra work done; Worked three locations.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Hypnotherapy Helps....
...in so many ways! What you can imagine, you can achieve. Similar to the saying on my site, "Imagine! If you think you can, you can! Can is an interesting word, denoting ability. Ability to do what? Succeed? Succeed at what? I could easily list 100 ways that Hypnotherapy can help you succeed. Today, I will list ten:
- Hypnosis Stop Smoking Treatment –Uncover the real reasons that compel you to smoke and learn to break free from the cycle of self-sabotaging thought patterns.
- Hypnosis For Weight Loss — Find out what subconscious triggers make you want to eat and learn how to cultivate a healthier mentality and better self esteem.
- Hypnotherapy To Eradicate A Phobia – Do you have a fear of crowds, spiders, water, heights, dogs, driving, failure, intimacy, rejection, commitment, flying or death?
- Hypnosis For Relationship Issues – Understand where you’ve been and where you’re going with the help of a hypnosis therapist. Learn to love and be loved.
- Stress Relief Self Hypnosis – Whether you are a college student or a high-powered business professional, stress relief hypnosis helps you manage your day to day life.
- Pain Management Hypnosis Techniques – If you’ve been diagnosed with a terminal illness or chronic disease, no time is more crucial to develop mental fortitude.
- Self Hypnosis To Improve Self Esteem – You may have had self esteem issues your whole life or you may be battling a new foe. Don’t let it undermine your life!
- Boost Focus With Hypnosis Techniques – Athletes and students have been able to improve their mental focus ten-fold using hypnosis techniques to envision the win.
- Hypnobirthing Therapy – Many women, including actress Jessica Alba, are touting the benefits of using self hypnosis to limit pain during the difficult birthing process.
- Reduce Public Speaking Anxiety With Hypnosis – Public speaking is one of the biggest fears, world-wide. Overcome the crippling terror to be a more successful you.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Showing Respect for Children
Children will be more likely to listen when you lovingly ask them to do things they know they need to do. Children are often ordered around. For example, they are daily told things like, "Do your homework. Pick up your room. Take a shower. Brush your teeth. Take your medicine." Imagine your boss treated you that way? Perhaps he does and you resent it. You like to be treated as a human, not a computer or robot. You want appreciation and sometimes to be asked so you can make the choice.
Children can be given limited choices based on age and ability to respond. You might ask, "Do you want to turn off the video game Now or in Five minutes?" Inevitably, the child will choose the five minutes, and are more likely to be compliant. I asked my three year old granddaughter if she wanted to put her coat on or carry it. She chose to carry it, but when she got outside, she asked me to help her put it on. Had I said, "Put your coat on now" how would any self-respecting three-year respond? She would say "No!" We all want options to to excercise our freedom of choice. Giving children safe and reasonable options at a young age gets them thinking. They are processing choices and consequences. Put your arm around your child and ask them to do the required task in a loving, but firm way. Remember to give an option, as in Now or in ____ minutes. See how well it takes some of the stress out of parenting. For more tips on parenting from love and logic: http://www.loveandlogic.com/