Anchoring Energies is one of the MOST POWERFUL technologies on the planet!

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essentialskills , " hunter.cris " <hunter.cris@w...>

wrote:

> Where does that leave things like holding neurovascualrs whilst

>thinking of a situation of high emotional intensity? Doesn't that

>act as an anchor as well? Is that part of why it works?

> Cris

 

Hi Cris,

 

Good question.

 

No, holding the forehead neurovasculars is NOT an anchor, normally.

 

That is a physiological stimulus to bring blood back into the

forebrain AFTER the blood has left because of stress, fear, anger...

 

....some emotion that has caused the blood to go elsewhere for fight,

flight, or freeze.

 

BUT, if you've practiced holding those neurovasculars on yourself,

THEN when you " just think about " holding them, that " thinking " is

now (because of habit) is now starting the process of the blood

flowing back into the forehead neurovasculars.

 

Pavlov's dog...meat powder...bell ringing...salivate...

 

Soon it becomes...bell ringing...salivate...

 

Or a conditioned response. A conditioned response is a type of

anchor.

 

Anchoring is immediate, and does NOT take a long time of practice to

do, and can be done successfully in just a second!

 

Any phobic response is an anchor.

 

A certain type of smile is an anchor.

 

That special music is an anchor.

 

On the other hand, tapping in GOOD SUCCESSES into the 3rd eye chakra

is an anchor (using Donna Eden's technologies)...

 

....Now the reason she tapps it there is a physiological reason, that

being the 3rd eye chakra has certain functions that augment those

pleasant feelings, memories...

 

....so, what might they be?

 

 

 

> (joe)

> Great state breaker.

>

> Here's how NOT to do the same thing. A couple of years

> ago, I saw a coworker (and friend) was obviously

> distressed while talking to someone else. I put on my

> sensitive hat and I went over and asked her how she

> was, and lightly touched her shoulder. She instantly

> started crying. So I took a bad emotional state,

> accelerated and anchored it. Dumbass.

>

> She even admitted later that I made it worse.