Heartistic Transformation

How is it possible for people to change? 

This question has driven a large part of my work and thought over the years. It is certainly a central theme of human potential inquiry. Perhaps you know someone who suddenly started to live a very different kind of life than they had before; someone who had experienced a "profound life change."

As NLP pioneer and developer Wyatt Woodsmall points out, Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) developed from a technology called Behavioral Modeling. Children learn from 'modeling" the behaviors of others, especially parents and other primary caregivers. The co-founders of NLP, Richard Bandler and John Grinder, sought out the most successful people from various fields to model their behavior. They wanted to discover the structure of "expertise;" how people do what they do well.

Richard Bandler was a computer information student. John Grinder was a professor of Linguistics. Since they were both interested in Gestalt Therapy, the first experts they modeled were therapists. Richard and John started to systematically elicit and then "model" or "copy" the behavior of these experts. Although there are some exceptions, it was said that if anyone can create any achievement in life, and if you can get enough "quality information" about how they do it, you can reproduce the same results.

Profound Personal Change

So, what are the common elements among people who have experienced "profound personal change?" It seems that profound personal change is typically preceded by some traumatic event. Sometimes it is a near death experience, like an auto accident, or a doctor telling you, "Get your affairs in order; you have 3-6 months to live." It may be that someone you know went to church on a Sunday and, while in a deep emotional state, decided to re-dedicate his or her life. From that moment on, that person lived differently.

Everyone knows someone who has had a "profound life change" experience? But how can we "model" or reproduce profound change in our own lives? And, can it be done without the trauma? It is thought that by age 4 or 5, most people have almost all their deep-level, core programming in place. This deep programming operates at an other-than-conscious level and it drives a person's behavior for the rest of his or her life.

A Deep Emotional Decision

When we ask experts how they do what they do, they most often say, "I don't know how I do it, I just do it." However, when information is elicited effectively by a practitioner of NLP, we find that the person does know at some level. People who have had a profound life change experience report they were in a state of "deep emotion" at the time of the change. Deep emotion is one of the key ingredients of how new core decisions get in place. Core level decisions are expressed with specific language, in specific ways, including body language and gestures. People are expressing their core programming all the time in everything that they do and say.

The basic premise of The Core Decisional Repatterning© process is that our programming is created by the decisions we make. The deepest levels of our programming are formed at a very early age. Some of this programming is formed before we are even old enough to speak. Some programming is resourceful and life empowering while some is limiting in nature. Perhaps you have noticed that most people would like to change something about themselves. Some changes people tend to make easily and some changes are very difficult depending on how deeply the original decision is embedded in a person's decisional network.

A Time When…You felt Totally Loved !

Core Decisional Repatterning is a process designed to facilitate an individual in "heartistic transformation" by first, releasing old pain, hurt, anxiety, anger, limiting decisions, and other unwanted programming. Secondly, it involves healing your life and your world with "total love," and then installing empowering new success patterns. It is about loving and embracing every part of your life. Core Decisional Repatterning© is a process that, once you have begun, can now continue indefinitely.

This process is a synthesis of several models, including Redecision Therapy (a 9-Step technology for core level change), NLP techniques, TimeLine Therapy, Hawaiian Huna, Dream-Body Work, and The Sedona Method.

Contact Bill Thomason at the NLP Coaching & Skills Training Institute offices in North Scottsdale, Arizona or call 602 321-7192 for for NLP Coaching sessions by telephone or in office, or for workshop registration, email: nlpskills@earthlink.net.

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