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Psychology as a behavioral science is the parent body of modern hypnosis. As history reveals, psychology did not erupt until the latter half of the nineteenth century.
Until then it was extremely difficult for man to accept a scientific view of himself. Powerful philosophical and theological concepts and forces obstructed scientific inquiry of man's mind, mental activity and behavior.
The student should become fully aware that psychology and the study of modern hypnosis are post-Darwinian. Only since Charles Darwin (1809-1882) wrote The Origin of the Species, establishing the theory of evolution and man's mammalian relationship to all other species, did science overcome conflicting religious views sufficiently to place man into the realm of biology.
While hypnosis was in use prior to Darwin, it has only been since his exhaustive studies and painstaking observations that psychology, modern hypnosis, hypnotherapy, hypno-analysis and positive auto-suggestion have been developed, researched and scientifically documented.
In the Late nineteenth century the fact that man was a mammal and a primate could no longer be ignored by philosophers and ecclesiastics alike.
As a result, psychology came into being as an independent and Legitimate study. Before that a "psychologist" was unknown; there were only "philosophers."
Darwin virtually exploded super-naturalistic connotations pertaining to man and revealed man, as with all other animals, having the need to eat, sleep, reproduce and subject to disease. His revelations have permitted the scientific investigation of behavior, mental activity and habits.
From them, too, has come knowledge of the evolution of body structure, environmental adaptation and selectivity by mankind. And with the evolution of customs, and adaptations from agriculture to industry, has also come the study of behavior.
Behavior is any action that can be observed, whether it be of an adult, child, kitten, puppy or chimpanzee; and from this developmental knowledge has come behavioral psychology.
Man has long adapted his behavior (in part) to his environment. The thesis "survival of the fittest" emphasized those alterations from generation to generation to adjust and strengthen the specie in its environment. This biologically stresses physical-mental adjustment to pass on to future generations, evidently to enhance the specie.
This has given man the capacity and desire to invent, store, retrieve, create language, protect himself from danger and "modify" his environment and place in it. It is only since the mid-nineteenth century that research has revealed that man has scarcely scratched the surface in investigating his own mind and those "qualities" for change, alteration and/or improvement.
And it has been the fledgling science of psychology that has led the way into these exciting explorations of the fathomless depths of man's mind, his reactive mechanisms and the "intuitive insight of imagination." Hypnosis has aided and continues to aid the limitless extensions of this scientific examination, study, development and search.
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Sunday, March 10, 2013
The circumstances of our lives may matter less than how we see them, says Rory Sutherland. At TEDxAthens, he makes a compelling case for how reframing is the key to happiness.(Filmed at TEDxAthens.)
Tuesday, March 05, 2013
I hope that all of you had a incredible, exciting and stress free weekend. Without question its' easy to fine one's self going in and out thoughts. Our Thoughts (like a Merry-go-Round) go round and round; up and down with joy, cheerfulness, calm and peacefulness to anger, frustration and downright fear.
So I would like to make a point worthy of noting here...We hear often that a person's character is the result of his/hers environmental force. Stated bluntly this is absolutely FALSE.
Many of the world's greatest women and men have been born in poverty and in adverse circumstances. You only have to look up the history of Lincoln, Sir Walter Scott, James Ramsay Macdonald and the list goes on to thousands.
You are empowered to create and mold your environment and circumstances through your THOUGHT POWER... become single minded and focused in your thoughts of what you want. With time your dreams and desires will come true.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
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| Lying in America |
Lying in America -
Fundamental to the Human Condition?
What has happened? Have we succumbed to habitual self deceit and deceit with others out of self preservation, fear, lack of confidence or ego? And if so, what damage do we incur in our personal life and business?
Are we truly living in a world that evolves around deceit?
Read article here http://www.donlprice.com/files/article3.html
Fundamental to the Human Condition?
What has happened? Have we succumbed to habitual self deceit and deceit with others out of self preservation, fear, lack of confidence or ego? And if so, what damage do we incur in our personal life and business?
Are we truly living in a world that evolves around deceit?
Read article here http://www.donlprice.com/files/article3.html
Level 1 – Unconscious Incompetence
(You Don't Know that You Don't Know)
You have a complete lack of knowledge and skills in the subject in question. You are unaware of this lack of skill.
Level 2 – Conscious Incompetence
(You Know that You Don't Know)
At this level you find that there are skills you need to learn, discover that there are others who are much more competent than you. As you realize that your ability is limited, your confidence drops. You go through an uncomfortable period of time as you learn these new skills.
Level 3 – Conscious Competence
(You Know that You Know)
You have acquire the new skills and knowledge. You put your learning into practice and you gain confidence. You are aware of your new skills and work on refining them. However you have to think concentrate on the performance of these activities and skills until they become automatic.
Level 4 – Unconscious Competence
(You Don't Know that You Know – It Just Seems Easy!)
These are habits, and you perform the task without conscious effort and with automatic ease. Your in the zone and your confidence and abilities peak.
(You Don't Know that You Don't Know)
You have a complete lack of knowledge and skills in the subject in question. You are unaware of this lack of skill.
Level 2 – Conscious Incompetence
(You Know that You Don't Know)
At this level you find that there are skills you need to learn, discover that there are others who are much more competent than you. As you realize that your ability is limited, your confidence drops. You go through an uncomfortable period of time as you learn these new skills.
Level 3 – Conscious Competence
(You Know that You Know)
You have acquire the new skills and knowledge. You put your learning into practice and you gain confidence. You are aware of your new skills and work on refining them. However you have to think concentrate on the performance of these activities and skills until they become automatic.
Level 4 – Unconscious Competence
(You Don't Know that You Know – It Just Seems Easy!)
These are habits, and you perform the task without conscious effort and with automatic ease. Your in the zone and your confidence and abilities peak.Thursday, January 17, 2013
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Monday, November 12, 2012
Anxiety, Authenticity and Naked
From omtimes.com - November 11, 2:08 AM
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By Carolyn Tucker LAPC anxiety – noun ( pl. anxieties ) a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome: he felt a surge of anxiety.
authenticity – noun. the quality of being authentic: the paper should have established the authenticity of the documents before publishing them.
naked – adjective 2 [ attrib. ] (of something such as feelings or behavior) undisguised; blatant: naked, unprovoked aggression | the naked truth.
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.It seems anxiety symptoms are skyrocketing these days. People come into my office tied up in knots and paralyzed by symptoms such as fear, tension, shakiness, describing a lump in their chest or stomach and feelings of dread. Anxiety is a very unpleasant feeling, and yet it is pervasive in our society. We are overworked, underpaid and we barely have the time to do the things we “must” do, the things we “like” to do are a mere fantasy.”
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My favorite Halloween candy is ___________
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