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At one time in American films, heroes were popular who, on their way to work, listened to audio recordings, where a pleasant voice (usually male) was broadcasting:
- I'm confident in myself. I can handle. I can control my life.
And this very hero, following the voice, repeated:
- I'm confident in myself. I can handle. I can control my life.
The person on the screen was engaged in self-hypnosis. That is, he inspired something to himself.
Suggestion is quite an interesting thing: it is used in many directions, from auto-training to Ecricksonian hypnosis and NLP, it works effectively, and at the same time it explains the principle of its work in a very large number of ways. I will give one of the options.
When we speak, we create a certain reality. If a person believes in this reality, he begins to behave in accordance with it.
If a person believes that he is confident in himself - he behaves in accordance with this idea. If he believes that he is a failure, the same is true.
Therefore, it is better to believe that you will cope with the task or successfully achieve the goal.
It is with the help of suggestions that we create this reality.
Accordingly, there are certain rules that help create a useful reality for a person, in which he will believe.
At the same time, we regularly make suggestions to ourselves and those around us, but not all of these suggestions are useful. Moreover, when people make these suggestions, in most cases, they absolutely do not want to harm. It's just that the language works this way.
A person walks and tries to motivate himself: “Well, how can you be so wrong? Why am I so dumb? "- and gives himself the command to be stupid. I don't think he wanted to make himself such a suggestion.
For example, the mother's cry: “Don't run, you will fall” is a typical suggestion “denial in a command” and can be perceived by a child as a command to run and fall. And the obedient child runs and falls. The mother just doesn't want the child to fall, but ...
- You are so smart, kind, beautiful - why are you so bad with the men? - encourages a friend. Using the "sequence of acceptance" in speech and instilling "bad with men."
So let's practice making good and helpful suggestions.
TYPES OF INSURANCE
First, suggestions can be divided into "suggestions to oneself" - self-suggestion - and "suggestions to others." The rules for them are approximately the same, so I will not dwell on the differences.
Second, there are direct and indirect suggestions. With direct suggestion to a person, they usually say directly:
- Did you confidence yourself.
Or:
- You will easily achieve your goal.
But in the normal state, most people are quite skeptical about such statements. So direct suggestions more or less work only when the person is in a trance.
In auto-training, a person puts himself into a trance (that is, auto-training is a type of self-hypnosis) and makes a suggestion to himself, in hypnosis the operator puts a person into a trance and inspires him with something.
Therefore, in everyday communication, disguised, indirect suggestions are used. They use different mechanisms for camouflage, but the general approach is to somehow distract consciousness so that the team reaches the unconscious.
USAGE
Suggestions, as already mentioned, create a certain reality.
For example, if you want a person to really call you, create a reality in which he will definitely do it. For example, the question: "When will you call me?" - creates a reality in which a person necessarily calls. Unlike the phrase: "Will you call me back?" - in which there is a choice that a person will not do it.
So with their help, you can create a reality in which a person:
- more successful;
- learns foreign words faster;
- gets up easily in the morning;
- self-assured;
- healthy;
- he copes with problems himself;
- achieves the set goals;
- enjoys life.
- learn faster;
- they are interested;
- succeed;
- remember the material easily.
- disciplined;
- assiduous;
- self-confident;
- control your emotions;
- love to play sports;
- go to bed on time;
- happy.
INDIRECT INTRACTIONS
There are quite a few types of indirect suggestions, and they are grouped in different directions and even called differently.
For example, what NLP calls presuppositions are called implications in Ericksonian hypnosis.
In the following chapters, we will look at six of the most common options.
PRESUPPOSITION
Such a construction of a phrase in which the team is presented as something beyond doubt.
- When will you call me?
In this matter, there is no doubt about whether the person will call or not.
- Which exercise will you do first?
There is no doubt that a person will do the exercises, the question is only in the sequence.
- Write to us why you love Galina Blanca.
You love "Galina Blanca", it remains only to find out why.
DENIAL IN THE TEAM
The unconscious, which is more prone to synthetic holistic thinking, has a hard time treating denials: don't run, don't look, don't walk - that's why it just throws them away. And it turns out: run, look, walk.
Simply for denial, one must first present the object, and then deny it. This is easily handled by logical sequential thinking inherent in consciousness.
So in the phrase: “Do not sign the contract without reading it carefully again” - contains the command “sign the contract”.
TRUISMS
Truism is a phrase that fully corresponds to reality.
- Paris is the capital of France.
- People are successful.
- You are able to relax.
Truisms set the frame for the perception of reality and work like suggestions.
NON-VERBAL SEPARATIONS
You can go into a trance slowly, you can not go into a trance at all, but I think you will go into it quickly.
You can offer a person choices, but more “correct” ones are non-verbal. And he, completely unconsciously, will lean towards them.
EMBEDDED MESSAGES
Ericksonian hypnosis uses the term contextual suggestion.
If you highlight part of words from speech or text non-verbally, they begin to be perceived by the unconscious as commands.
- You are reading this book now, and some of you find it difficult to keep your attention. But it's easy to get distracted. This is fine.
Command: "Keeping attention is easy."
SEQUENCE OF ACCEPTANCE
A common trick in everyday life: you make a few statements that the person sincerely agrees with, and then insert the command.
- We have already been studying for several hours, some of you are tired and want to rest, but right now it will be easy for you to remember everything.
First, there are three phrases with which people agree (if they really studied for several hours, are tired and want to rest) and the command: "now it will be easy for you to remember everything." These three initial statements are needed to give the impression that the last sentence is true.
CONDITIONS OF INTEGRATION
It is not enough to be able to insert commands into speech - you also need to ensure the conditions of interaction in which the commands become suggestions.
RAPPORT
Suggestions only work if there is rapport.
Well, it happened. That's not my fault. Without rapport, all these things are useless.
TRANCE
It is better if the interlocutor is in a trance. Not necessarily deep, light enough. Not necessary, but helpful.
INTENTION
Suggestions must support the client's intentions.
At least some.
If suggestions are not built into the client's card, then they will either not be perceived by them at all, or they will stop working after some time.
That is, if a person is not going to buy anything, in principle, you are unlikely to be able to instill this idea in him. But if he is going to buy, but still does not make a decision, suggestion can help him do it faster.
DESIGNING TEAMS
Now we will talk about how to construct commands correctly. There are a few basic rules.
SIMPLE PHRASE
It is desirable that the phrase be simple - without any complex sentences: do it, go, you are confident, you feel good.
POSITIVE FORMULATION
What a person should do, not what he should stop doing.
ACTION OR EVALUATION
Commands relate to either specific actions:
- take out the trash;
- do your homework;
- feel confident;
- Relax;
- call tomorrow.
- you are successful;
- you like to study;
- you are assiduous;
- I like to run in the morning (for self-hypnosis);
- it's easy to do.
It is desirable that the phrase has only one meaning.
For example, the phrase "start a project" has at least two meanings: start a project and abandon a project.
Also, use only phrases with direct meaning, and not ideomatic expressions such as "bury talent in the ground", "play the first violin", "separate the wheat from the chaff."
Examples of successful commands:
- I'm confident in myself.
- I can easily memorize new foreign words.
- Call me tomorrow.
- Sign the contract.
- You like to run in the morning.
- You are relaxing.
- It's easy for you to focus.
- You get well quickly.
- The pain goes away.
Come up with 3-4 commands for each of the stated problems / tasks:
- I regularly go to bed early, but stay up late at the computer.
- The teenager is afraid of passing the exams.
- The husband forgets to take out the trash.
- I can't bring myself to run in the morning.
- It is difficult to memorize foreign words.
- The person lacks the motivation to repeat them.
- He postpones classes all the time.
- He doesn't remember well.
- He is inattentive during class, distracted all the time.
- He doesn't like learning this language.
- Etc.
Secondly, you can give commands both for action and for changing the assessment.
- You are able to quickly learn new French words.
- You like learning new French words.
etc ..