Segment intending is The difference in modalities

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, David Brandt

<david.brandt@g...> wrote:

> On Apr 5, 2005 7:07 PM, docspeed2001 <docspeed2001> wrote:

> >

> > Sincerely,

> > Dr John M La Tourrette

> > ps. I still don't like to use sound on a computer.

> >

>

> Not even the theta sound? I like that one, myself. Whenever I

play

> it, the computer seems to run better...

>

> Or maybe it's just me.

>

> --David Brandt

 

Hi David, group,

 

I'm still out-of-town, but I snug onto the computer at the motel.

 

Sound?

 

I'm a visual/kinesthetic...which is a requirement for what I do in

Martial arts.

 

Auditory is NOT a wanted component for that skill.

 

You need see-do.

 

So, segment intending is very important.

 

When I learned how-to-do theta consciously, the theta sound was

necessary.

 

Now I have anchors that carry me there without that sound.

 

See/do anchors.

 

So, what's important about anchors, and segment intending?

 

Sincerely,