A dream about a skill can be a form of positive preconditioning

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--- elio perez <unicito2002 wrote:

> A Dream about a skill ! Can be a form of positive preconditioning

> What means when i dream about a skill than suppose i

> dont have or i dont master it!

 

Good question.

 

It depends on the 'feelings' that you get from the dream.

 

If it's bad feelings, depression, fear, shame, etc...

 

Then its' about an away from.

 

Something that your unconscious knows you need to take care of but

have not yet done so.

 

> For example i have 3 dreams where people in strange

> places are speaking perfect english and i wonder, why

> in my dreams happens this? i don't speak very fluent

> like people were doing in my dreams.

 

Again, what were your feelings?

 

> then may be because is only a re-play of any movie i

> saw or any music i heard or something like this, not?

 

Normally it's NOT that when it's about a specific skill acquisition.

 

> Or could be happen than my unconcious known how to

> speak fluent english and my conscious don't?

 

It could be, but...

 

....I think that the dreams shows the possibility of what could

be " if " ...

 

Now, do you want to speak good english?

 

If so, do a Clarity Model on that, and a Future Time Line on

that " as if " you already had that skill...feeling good about it.

 

Then from that position of skill acquistion, look back to the

present and notice what you had to do first...second, etc.

 

I'll tell more later if you (or anyone else) is interested.

 

Just got a call from the wife and we are meeting for supper. I've

got 14 minutes to get there.

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hello,

 

I agree with Dr. John about the feelings part of the dream. Some

years back I was very much into understanding my dreams. I found

that feelings were a good guide to understanding any dream. I also

experienced that my emotions (whether happiness, sorrow or a

warning) were magnified several times in the dream and it was

impossible to ignore them.

 

I used to get dreams of driving and swimming both of which I enjoyed

tremendously in my dreams. Years later when I went to learn swimming

I found that I did not have the fear of water and enjoyed swimming

very much.

 

I am interested in what Dr. John can share further to his post.

 

Regards,

Vijaya

 

 

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essentialskills , " docspeed2001 " <docspeed2001

wrote:

>

> --- elio perez <unicito2002@> wrote:

> > A Dream about a skill ! Can be a form of positive preconditioning

> > What means when i dream about a skill than suppose i

> > dont have or i dont master it!

>

> Good question.

>

> It depends on the 'feelings' that you get from the dream.

>

> If it's bad feelings, depression, fear, shame, etc...

>

> Then its' about an away from.

>

> Something that your unconscious knows you need to take care of but

> have not yet done so.

>

> > For example i have 3 dreams where people in strange

> > places are speaking perfect english and i wonder, why

> > in my dreams happens this? i don't speak very fluent

> > like people were doing in my dreams.

>

> Again, what were your feelings?

>

> > then may be because is only a re-play of any movie i

> > saw or any music i heard or something like this, not?

>

> Normally it's NOT that when it's about a specific skill

acquisition.

>

> > Or could be happen than my unconcious known how to

> > speak fluent english and my conscious don't?

>

> It could be, but...

>

> ...I think that the dreams shows the possibility of what could

> be " if " ...

>

> Now, do you want to speak good english?

>

> If so, do a Clarity Model on that, and a Future Time Line on

> that " as if " you already had that skill...feeling good about it.

>

> Then from that position of skill acquistion, look back to the

> present and notice what you had to do first...second, etc.

>

> I'll tell more later if you (or anyone else) is interested.

>

> Just got a call from the wife and we are meeting for supper. I've

> got 14 minutes to get there.

>

>

> www.mentaltrainingsecrets.com

>