NLP Healing and the Unconscious Mind

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Added: 27th November, 2009

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The unconscious mind has within it the the wisdom of the body and an amazing ability to heal physical issues. On this video Michael Carroll talks about using NLP to increase sensitivity to physical symptoms self for health and well being.

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Posted on 01 December, 2009 - 4:01am

Hobgoblin

A great video, loved the last 20 seconds particularly the final sentence.

In the video dealing with something like a cold is mentioned. Carmen at the ‘healer within’ sat afternoon coughed when presenting and said she’d had a “nasty” - throat infection, and it had been a long lasting nasty. I wondered why negotiations may be unsuccessful in something like that or perhaps it was just some teaching point I missed?

Sounds nit picking perhaps, the seminar was fascinating, just something I wondered about at the time, and I’m attempting to work on my own throat infection with the process at the moment.

Posted on 04 December, 2009 - 12:57am

Michael Carroll

Carmen had - had a cough up just before the Healer Within and knowing Carmen she would have made arrangements with her unconscious. I didn’t hear her cough Sunday (she may have). Her unconscoius would have been on the case.

Speaking from my own perspective, I rarely experience colds coughs, or flus when they get in which they do every now and again - I work through them quickly.

Michael

“An awesome 11 days. The most profound change I have ever experienced in such a short space of time. A fantastic experience.”

Mike Jackson