Dream Invaders - Jam-packed with years of teachings

[Guest guest]

OK, I just have to say it again. I had a great time during the Dream

Invaders weekend!

 

And when it was all over I was trying to figure out how in the world

I managed to function as well as I did on a total of about 12 hrs of

sleep over 4 days.

 

Then the answer came to me....we were going into and out of deep

relaxed states of mind so many times doing all those dream invader

exercises that it more than made up for all the sleep I didn't get.

 

Doc covered an unbelievable number of years of training in 3 days.

What was it he said? 15 years of teaching was covered during each

day of the seminar? So I got 45 years of training in 3 days! What a

deal. How did Doc do it?

 

One thing I noticed is that I'm so much better at recalling my dreams

and requesting the dreams I want to have at will.

 

The first night of the seminar I fell asleep and forgot to put in a

request for a dream to recall for our homework assignment for the

next day.

 

I woke up later on realizing I only had a couple hrs of sleep left

before I had to get up. So I told my Unihipili that I need a dream

and I need it quick so I can complete my homework assignment for the

next day.

 

I got my quick little dream before I woke up again, and when I woke

up I remembered it perfectly and I thanked my Unihipili for it's

assistance.

 

Later Doc led me through a drill in front of the class where I

learned what the higher meaning of that dream was for me.

 

One of the significant things I learned During Dream invaders was the

importance of building the bridges between the three minds and how to

use that to my advantage.

 

Lori

[Guest guest]

mindmastery-essentialskills , " darthon4 "

<darthon4 wrote:

> Doc covered an unbelievable number of years of training in 3 days.

> What was it he said? 15 years of teaching was covered during each

> day of the seminar? So I got 45 years of training in 3 days!

What a

> deal. How did Doc do it?

 

I think that Doc made use of unconscious suggestion on all of us

while he was doing the demo's on one person at the front of the

classroom.

 

He'd hypnotize one person, but all of us would go into trance.

 

I noticed he was installing time lines for the past, present and

future continually.

 

And, then starting on day two he started installing that we'd had 5

years of training on the first day, and 12 years of training by the

end of the 2nd day, and 15 years of training by the end of the 3rd

day.

 

Doc is really a master nlp trainer, and he's got the hypnosis and

timelines down pat, along with anchoring and those language patterns.

 

His teaching expertise really showed up in his demos of having us

tell him the most important things we'd learn, and when we did that,

he'd add to it more and more.

 

I was very much in overload all the time, even getting 2 massive

headaches.

 

I told Doc, and he smiled and got rid of them within seconds. I

can't wait to get my hands on those secret dvds. Those dvd's will

have all the secrets that I can't remember now that I'm sane again.

 

Massive overload!

 

Which I think is very important so we can stretch and get and

understand more and more.

 

I pity the few dumb fools at the seminar that have not yet purchased

those priceless dvd's. There is no way they can handle that massive

tidel wave of information without that reinforcement. If they don't

get those now, they will end up with only fragments of those

priceless gold nuggets and crown jewels.

 

Sam

 

> One thing I noticed is that I'm so much better at recalling my

dreams

> and requesting the dreams I want to have at will.

>

> The first night of the seminar I fell asleep and forgot to put in

a

> request for a dream to recall for our homework assignment for the

> next day.

>

> I woke up later on realizing I only had a couple hrs of sleep left

> before I had to get up. So I told my Unihipili that I need a dream

> and I need it quick so I can complete my homework assignment for

the

> next day.

>

> I got my quick little dream before I woke up again, and when I

woke

> up I remembered it perfectly and I thanked my Unihipili for it's

> assistance.

>

> Later Doc led me through a drill in front of the class where I

> learned what the higher meaning of that dream was for me.

>

> One of the significant things I learned During Dream invaders was

the

> importance of building the bridges between the three minds and how

to

> use that to my advantage.

>

> Lori

>

[Guest guest]

, " darthon4 "

<darthon4 wrote:

>

> OK, I just have to say it again. I had a great time during the

Dream

> Invaders weekend!

>

> And when it was all over I was trying to figure out how in the

world

> I managed to function as well as I did on a total of about 12 hrs

of

> sleep over 4 days.

>

> Then the answer came to me....we were going into and out of deep

> relaxed states of mind so many times doing all those dream invader

> exercises that it more than made up for all the sleep I didn't

get.

>

> Doc covered an unbelievable number of years of training in 3 days.

> What was it he said? 15 years of teaching was covered during each

> day of the seminar? So I got 45 years of training in 3 days!

What a

> deal. How did Doc do it?

 

I will be teaching the how-to's of doing that at my next TRAINER'S

Intensive.

 

Or, you can just watch the dvd's and notice how I did it;-)

 

 

[Guest guest]

healingenergies-

essentialskills , " sam58fagone " <sam58fagone

wrote:

>

> mindmastery-essentialskills , " darthon4 "

> <darthon4@> wrote:

> > Doc covered an unbelievable number of years of training in 3

days.

> > What was it he said? 15 years of teaching was covered during

each

> > day of the seminar? So I got 45 years of training in 3 days!

> What a

> > deal. How did Doc do it?

>

> I think that Doc made use of unconscious suggestion on all of us

> while he was doing the demo's on one person at the front of the

> classroom.

>

> He'd hypnotize one person, but all of us would go into trance.

>

> I noticed he was installing time lines for the past, present and

> future continually.

 

Hi Sam,

 

Nice noticing.

 

I also virtually preped the entire seminar and the positive results

the evening before...and look at the massive amounts of isomorphic

metaphors I used when I talked about " others " .