Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP)

NLP is a set of models and techniques designed to improve communication between individuals as well as to improve oneself personally. It can be used in personal settings, or companies.NLP is born from the observation of behaviors. It currently has the opportunity to enrich itself by opening up to the contributions of neuroscience.

Syllabus

Chapter 1

• Questions and Answers about NLP

Chapter 2

• Rapport
• Sensory Acuity
• Opening Your Senses
• Wide Eyes (or Soft Eyes)

Chapter 3

• Eye Accessing Cues (Movements)
• Representational Systems
• Predicates

Chapter 4

• Sensory Perceptual Strategies

Chapter 5

• Sub-Modality Distinctions
• Question
• Visual
• Auditory
• Kinesthetic
• States of Excellence

Chapter 6

• Major Presuppositions of NLP

Chapter 7

• Meta Model
• Information Gathering: The Key to Successful Interactions
• The Key Questions
• Meta Model Chart
• DELETIONS
• DISTORTIONS
• GENERALIZATIONS
• Anchoring
• Anchoring and Adding a Resource

Chapter 8

• Chaining Anchors
• Behavior Transfer
• Changing Personal History
• Lie / Truth Submodalities Exercise

Chapter 9

• Eliminating Fears
• The Visual Squash Exercise with Regression
• Visual Squash – Revised
• The Swish Pattern
• Swish Pattern Exercises
• Computer Swish

Chapter 10

• New Behavior Generator
• NLP Handshake Interrupt (Instant) Induction
• Re-Parenting
• How to Mend a Broken Heart
• 6-Step Reframing Outline
• NLP-Based “Nonverbal”
• Building Self-Confidence
• Developing Self-Appreciation
• Metaphor for Change

Angelic healing and Training

Angelic Spiritual Healing is intended primarily to free the Soul from multiple blockages that prevent it from evolving freely in its spiritual mission.These blockages are in the form of energetic crystallizations accumulated during this existence or others.These crystallizations can be spiritual, emotional, karmic, mental or other.
They can also be the result of trauma of all kinds. The practices of intervention in Angelic spiritual healing allow the different bodies to open up and release the memories of the Soul related to these cristalisations.A deep purification process is then set up and gradually acts to allow the energy body of the subject to open and the speaker to be able to dislodge the residues, materials, bodies of the person who receives the treatment.

Chakra Healing

Chakras are the basis of Ayurvedic medicine which is five thousand years old. Ancient texts speak of 88,000 chakras distributed throughout the body. The major 7 chakras are located along a line that follows the path of the spine. Other medicines recognize them in their own way: in China, they have been integrated into the practice of acupuncture; in the West, they correspond to the plexuses, networks of nerves and vessels, the best known of which is the solar plexus, situated under the diaphragm.

At the passage of these “wheels”, the vital breath would be concentrated by swirling in the direction of the clockwise, going up from the perineum to the top of the head. The energy must be able to pass freely in the chakras, without excess, without lack or stagnation. However, a malaise, an acute emotion, unresolved old problems, an unhealthy lifestyle or stress could disrupt them: the chakras would close, preventing energy from circulating. For Hindus, this imbalance would favor diseases. Balancing your chakras would therefore help to prevent or heal these chakras.

 Acupressure

Acupressure is a therapy born more than 5000 years ago in Asia. The Chinese discovered that pressing certain points on the body relieved the pain, and also had benefits on other parts of the body, far from the point of hurry. Over time, they found other useful points for the pain, but that also had an influence on the functioning of certain internal organs.

The goal of acupressure is to stimulate acupuncture points through finger pressure. Acupressure uses the same pressure points as acupuncture, but unlike its counterpart, it does not use needles. This method from traditional Chinese medicine promotes the rebalancing of energy within the meridians.

Sujok Acupuncture therapy

What is Sujok Therapy – How you can heal your own body?

Sujok therapy was developed by Professor Park Jae Woo. Sujok is a Korean word where ‘su’ means hand and ‘jok’ means palm.

This therapy helps to heal certain physical problems such as a headache, migraine, vertigo, hypertension, bronchitis, gastric problems, acidity, constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, back and spinal cord problems.

Through this therapy, one can diagnose any problem very easily. By pressing the key points and applying pressure in the right direction, one can also cure the problem.

Why do I need Sujok Therapy?

In our everyday life, it is quite possible that we unknowingly incorporate certain techniques that are not suitable to the body. This includes incorrect postures, pain-inducing movements, jerky motions, etc. Ideally, implementing appropriate ergonomics should be the solution to these problems, however, it is a costly affair. Hence, people must make use of certain therapies, like Sujok, to gain immediate relief.

Various ailments of the body can also be diagnosed through Sujok.  More often than not, the source of all ailments is mental stress. This includes general stress, anxiety, and fear. With the help of this therapy, people can address their mental issues and stop them from deteriorating. Hence, it is a therapy is recommended for early and timely treatment of both physical and mental disorders.

How to perform Sujok therapy?

This therapy basically employs acupressure. This is because using acupressure it is possible to treat various health problems. This is done by stimulating the specific points on hand or feet that correspond to the body part in question.

Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)

Emotional Freedom Technique

Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) is a revolutionary treatment method that offers healing from physical and emotional pain and disease. Without the use of needles, this form of acupuncture uses the fingertips to stimulate energy points on the body. Developed by Gary Craig, this is an easily mastered technique that can be performed virtually anywhere. This treatment sprang from the idea that, “The cause of all negative emotions is a disruption in the body’s energy system.”

What is Emotional Freedom Technique Like?

EFT works by tapping on acupressure meridians to release blockages. When these blockages are released, the problem feeling can be released and move through the body. The process starts with a beginning statement of what the problem feeling is and includes a complete acceptance and acknowledgement of the problem. To start the process of EFT, the person would say something like, “Even though I have this (fear) about (the time I was criticized for being clumsy), I completely accept myself anyway.” Often that will not feel true to a person, so they would modify the statement to say, “I am willing to learn to accept myself” or “I want to accept myself.” The client says the statement three times while tapping on the karate chop point. In the second part of this treatment, the client focuses on the feeling (fear) in the body and rates it at an intensity between 1-10. Then the client begins to tap on points around the face while saying “this fear” simultaneously. Several rounds of this can be done until the fear is rated at a zero on a scale from 1-10. Once that fear is gone, the therapist will guide the client to feel into other fears that will then come up from different aspects of the same situation or emotional state.

Effectiveness of EFT

EFT is a very effective way of clearing out feelings, and when an unwanted feeling is gone, the limiting beliefs that the client held are released. New, more positive beliefs about themselves can emerge. Learning EFT also empowers the client to take charge of handling their emotional state because they can tap on a feeling any time they want to move out a painful feeling.