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From: ganetauk
Date: Tue Apr 8, 2003 7:13pm
Subject: Re: anchor - ANSWER, EXAMPLE AND APPLICATION by terry
Killerb..."> But Terry, how would you craft an anchor, let's say a
visual "stroking of the chin", to just you?"
Well, quite simply, the "chin stroke" is a visual anchor...they see
it...and what you can add, to make sure the anchor is YOUR chin
specifically...you can add a little suggestion...like...
"You know, I began to notice something the other day....Have you ever
been WATCHIN' (WHAT-CHIN) someone and they can do something in a
special way and it triggers something , have you noticed that?"
(as you say the words "special way" stroke your chin. You can alter
the phrase somehow and then repeat the words "special way" once more,
and fire anchor. The "what-chin" little command, primes the person's
mind to do two things 1 watch chin 2 and gets the person to ask "what
chin?" etc.)
If ya clever, which we know you are, you might be able to set this
anchor at least three or four times. :oP)
By the way, their answer to the question is unimportant. Your
question is just to get their conscious mind searching, as you
communicate with the subconscious.
If you wanna be more sure about the anchor you set ....try this one...
....with the index finger of your right hand, rub three times just
under your eye (right eye)...this gesture is not often seen, so its
likely to work as a good specific anchor, which only YOU fire...
You might have noticed Bandler rubbing his eye in this way, as he
makes an audience laugh etc. Anchoring a happy, laughing state etc.
You might find yourself thinking up lots of other covert
anchors ....i am sure. :o))
Regards TerryrreT
--- In a previous message killerb_0187
wrote:
> --- In a previous message ganetauk
wrote:
> > To be as direct as possible...
> >
> > "are anchors transferable?" Yes.
> >
> > Example - Spider phobia ...a person with such a phobia doesn't
need
> > to see the same daddy/mummy long legs for the phobia responses
> > (anchored responses) to kick in. :o)
> >
> > How to do it - Dont make the anchor something YOU MUST DO...ie
the
> > anchor "every time you hear MY voice you will X"...obviously, in
> this
> > example, the anchor you are setting is "Your voice specifically" -
> > which another person does not have. (someone merely "making a
> voice"
> > that sounds kinda like your, won't work. The wont have your
> nonverbal
> > cues etc. In other words, when you say something, you do more
than
> > speak)
> >
> > Something like a "bang on the table" (no puns or double meanings
> > enter your mind)...is a LITTLE more general and can be applied by
> > others too.
> >
> > Specific colours are good transfereable anchors.
> >
> > "Notice that as you look around the room, you notice the
something
> > blue and as you do, you may begin to notice you blink more. You
may
> > take your time to notice this now, are you do it now?"
> >
> > Now, everytime someone else, other than Terry, mentions "blue"
> you'll
> > think of blinking. You see? :o) What colour is chelsea's home
> > colour? ....great.
> >
> > Does this work?...well time will tell, as someone says the
> > word "blue", you'll remember this post and specifically my words
> > here, and as you are there, you can remember to blink. (to all
> > readers)
> >
> > Regards Terry
> >
> > blue (maybe even the word BLUE works too...:o) I don't know)
> >
> >
> It did actually! :)
>
> But Terry, how would you craft an anchor, let's say a
> visual "stroking of the chin", to just you?
>
> Surely, something as common as stroking of the chin can be done by
> anyone, hence eliciting the state which you have anchored? So how's
> it possible to be distinctly just MY anchor *ONLY* :)
>
> BLUE!! >:D
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| 4220: Re: anchor - ANSWER, EXAMPLE - Anchoting secrets | marcthomashogan | marcthomashogan | Tue 08/04/2003 | 3 KB |
