You’ve probably heard of Ivan
Pavlov – you know the guy who rang a bell and the dogs salivated? Cos they were hungry? He’d show them some meat and while they were
gagging for it he’d ring a bell. Eventually
he could just ring the bell and have no meat present, and the dogs would
salivate. Yeah? (It was actually a tuning fork but let’s not
be picky). That was an anchor – the bell
became the anchor.
At school the bell was an
anchor. t was either time for you to get back in there and into your class, or
it was time for you to get out of there and get home as quickly as
possible. Or maybe you were late, and
the bell became an anchor for how little time you’ve got to get down the road
and into school. Remember this stuff?
We can all think of things that act as
triggers in our lives- that whenever they happen they fire off certain
states. Maybe a song that you hear that
puts you into a sad state, cos last time you heard that song you were in a sad
state, and the two became neurologically linked. Or maybe there’s a particular smell (and the
perfume industry knows this one) that whenever you smell it you go into a nice,
pleasant state.
These are anchors – triggers that are hard
wired into your neurology, so you have no conscious control when they’re fired
off – you’ll go into that state automatically.
Imagine that! Now if it’s a nice
state than we’ll leave it alone, but if it’s a negative one, there are ways to
collapse the anchor, or neutralise it, so it doesn’t control you anymore. We
show you how to do that, which means no longer are you one of Pavlov’s dogs –
you’re no longer a conditioned animal, you actually have a choice about it
& you can choose not to react.
In my history there was a village that I’d
drive through, and every time I did I went into a negative state, because of
what I associated to that place, even though those events happened 20 years
ago! Wouldn’t it be great to be able to
cancel it out so it doesn’t affect you?
You can probably think of some triggers like that, yes? Songs or pictures or things that maybe flash
into your head….
Equally it’s very useful to be able to set
positive anchors. Maybe you’d like to be
more excited more often, or more driven more often. Imagine if you could basically have that
state “on tap” and anytime you wanted to feel that way you could fire it off,
and you’d go into that state. That then
begs the question – what kinds of emotional states would you like to feel more
often? Because we can show you how to
anchor them into yourself so you can go into those feelings anytime you want
to.
Here’s how you can do this
The way I do this is, I give you the
entire course up-front on audio CD. So,
you can listen to that at your own pace before you come on the
training-course. That’s actually your
apprenticeship. You know, you listen to
the CDs at your own leisure and you can learn what you want to learn, read the
manual, get your head around the concepts, re-listen to it as many times as you
want. So, by the time you actually come
to the course, your conscious mind’s like a formatted disc, it’s got the basic
ground-rules all laid down.
What’s going to happen now is that you’re
going to spend the 8 days actually doing the stuff and being taken through it
by myself and by HGE™ Practitioners and Master Practitioners who already use
these methods. So, your conscious mind
is fully prepared, and your unconscious mind can then just learn like a
learning-machine.
You will be really surprised how well you’ll
pick it up, because on some level you’ve already heard it before. It also deepens your knowledge, because you
can leave the course and re-listen to the CD set, which, as you probably know,
the more often you hear the deeper it sticks.
It means you also have a permanent reference library, you can always go
back if you want to brush up on re-framing for instance, or something else. You can dig the discs out again and listen to
them, just to keep your skills up.
If this has piqued your
curiosity – give me a call or email me and we can have a chat first.
So this is Jonathan
Clark. Thanks for watching the video,
take care, bye!