Rare Bandler – Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Live Seminar

This is a rare find of Richard Bandler doing early NLP in the 80’s. This 5 tape series, each over 100 min in length, exemplifies his working with participants with demonstrations utilizing linguistics, humor, submodalities, V/K disassociation, word play and hypnotic techniques. The voice and color quality is excellent. In these videos you will hear the stories and anecdotes that you might have read in the classic nlp books like “Using you brain for a change”, ” the structure of magic” and others. Wow!!! What a pleasure to hear them straight from the source, Richard bandler. After you watch these videos, you will find yourself reading those books again. Those books become alive. Here is some of the great things you will learn as you watch these very rare and amazing videos:

* Richard Bandler explains how stage hypnosis really work
* Questions are answered about gaining rapport
* How do you spot breathing patterns
* Going into a trance game
* Age regression discussion
* The faster hypnotic induction
* How Richard Bandler used to hypnotize passengers and stewardesses in airplane
* The Parrot Induction (very cool !!!!)
* Positive hallucinations vs Negative hallucinations and how useful (or unuseful) they are
* Dissociation Technique for pain control and phobia cure
* Richard Bandler explains step by step the phobia cure technique
* A neat variation on phobia cure
* LIVE demonstration with a person who has a escalators phobia. The person will be sent later to the airport to take the escalator.
* The dangers of the Phobia cure technique and how it can be used to fall out of love
* Using quotes to induce trance; embedded commands
* Explanation of the purpose of each step of the phobia cure technique
* Talks about how and from where he got the idea about the phobia cure technique
* Causions about the phobia cure technique
* Using Dissociation for auto-hypnosis
* Playing with Submodalities to have exquisite feelings
* Strategie for dealing with insults; Change insult to humor
* Gaining competence/confidence
* How to come up with your own techniques
* The “disease” of seriousness and how important to have a sense of humor