What are the differences between Ester Hicks, Silva, Neville & Dr. La Tourrette?

--- " sam58fagone " <sam58fagone wrote:

>

> --- " mellinvg " <vmelling@> wrote:

> > What are the differences between Ester Hicks, Silva, Neville &

Dr.

> La Tourrette?

> > Abraham is one of my influences and I am always on the lookout

> ways

> > in which Neville, Silva and Abraham agree or complement each

> other.

> > From " Ask and it is given " ,

> > " Within 17 seconds of focusing on something, a matching

vibration

> > becomes activated "

>

> Well, i'd sure be curious to where they got their information, and

> what verification, if any, they used. First that verification,

then

> more can be done.

>

> A lot of wackos out there claiming this and that. In fact one of

the

> silva people is a business failure, but wrote a book on business

> success. And when i've talked with him,he's one of the most

negative

> people i've ever talked with.

>

> > And if you manage to stay purely focused upon any thought for as

> > little as 68 seconds, the vibration is powerful enough that its

> > manifestation begins

> >

> > Is there anything in Neville, Silva or similar that is

> > similar/equivalent to that, explains it or complements it?

> > (It does remind me of concentration that I read about in a Yoga

> book once)

>

> Well Vince, when i read your question the first thing i noticed is

> that you sort by 'sameness'. And unfortunately those people who

sort

> by 'sameness' never ever see the 'differences' between those folks

> you mentioned that made them all great in what they did.

>

> Ester Hicks is a generalist, and a great motivational speaker.

>

> Neville is a mystic that only chunks high with his thinking skills

> but does not have a clue on how to teach what he did to those

99.99%

> of the population that cannot think that way.

>

> Jose Silva was a chunk-sequencial thinker that used simple

hypnosis

> on a topic that most other people avoided. The topic of ESP

> development.

>

> Now Dr. La Tourrette does all of the above and does it even

better,

> faster, and more easily taught. He's just harder to find because

he

> does not like being around people that much. And then he has

people

> jump through a few simple hoops before he allows them to be taught

> by him.

>

> Sam Fagone

Hi Sam, I just heard from some people in the know, that Doc La

Tourrette is a better trainer than Richard Bandler. Does anyone know

if this is true or not?

William

> > Thanks, VInce

> >

> > PS

> >

> > I purchased a couple of little countdown timers from Fry's /

> Outpost

> > for meditation timing. I can manage 17 seconds OK but my mind

> > wanders before the 68 is up.

> >

>

--- " williamsspecialty " <williamsspecialty wrote:

>

> --- " sam58fagone " <sam58fagone@> wrote:

> >

> > --- " mellinvg " <vmelling@> wrote:

> > > What are the differences between Ester Hicks, Silva, Neville &

> Dr.

> > La Tourrette?

> > > Abraham is one of my influences and I am always on the lookout

> > ways

> > > in which Neville, Silva and Abraham agree or complement each

> > other.

> > > From " Ask and it is given " ,

> > > " Within 17 seconds of focusing on something, a matching

> vibration

> > > becomes activated "

> >

> > Well, i'd sure be curious to where they got their information,

and

> > what verification, if any, they used. First that verification,

> then

> > more can be done.

> >

> > A lot of wackos out there claiming this and that. In fact one of

> the

> > silva people is a business failure, but wrote a book on business

> > success. And when i've talked with him,he's one of the most

> negative

> > people i've ever talked with.

> >

> > > And if you manage to stay purely focused upon any thought for

as

> > > little as 68 seconds, the vibration is powerful enough that

its

> > > manifestation begins

> > >

> > > Is there anything in Neville, Silva or similar that is

> > > similar/equivalent to that, explains it or complements it?

> > > (It does remind me of concentration that I read about in a

Yoga

> > book once)

> >

> > Well Vince, when i read your question the first thing i noticed

is

> > that you sort by 'sameness'. And unfortunately those people who

> sort

> > by 'sameness' never ever see the 'differences' between those

folks

> > you mentioned that made them all great in what they did.

> >

> > Ester Hicks is a generalist, and a great motivational speaker.

> >

> > Neville is a mystic that only chunks high with his thinking

skills

> > but does not have a clue on how to teach what he did to those

> 99.99%

> > of the population that cannot think that way.

> >

> > Jose Silva was a chunk-sequencial thinker that used simple

> hypnosis

> > on a topic that most other people avoided. The topic of ESP

> > development.

> >

> > Now Dr. La Tourrette does all of the above and does it even

> better,

> > faster, and more easily taught. He's just harder to find because

> he

> > does not like being around people that much. And then he has

> people

> > jump through a few simple hoops before he allows them to be

taught

> > by him.

> >

> > Sam Fagone

> Hi Sam, I just heard from some people in the know, that Doc La

> Tourrette is a better trainer than Richard Bandler. Does anyone

know

> if this is true or not?

> William

Hi William I don't know if it's true that Doc La Tourrette is better

than Richard Bandler. I do know that I overheard the Rev Vince

talking with Dr. Joe Craig at the World Huna Convention last week,

and Joe says that Dr. La Tourrette's open loops were the best he'd

ever seen. Even better than Tad James.

Barb

> > > Thanks, VInce

> > >

> > > PS