ジョン・グリンダー:
(「ニューコードNLPの原点−個人的な天才になるための必要条件」p.129-130)
〈補足〉
◎一次的注意(first-attention)=意識
◎二次的注意(second-attention)=無意識
▶次のページ「命綱を備えて世界いを止める(9)に続く」

John:
We're proposing that from now on, when you act in the world you use this next exercise as your prototype−to arrange for Viola Legere type contextual markers and a lifeline. Then you" stop the world." Now notice that what happend when you "stop the world" is in part a function of the methodology you use for "stopping the world." If you're using a deep, deep trance, and go in and make those requests of your second attention and get a confirmation and then come out of the trance into the altered state of having"stopped the world" you'll have one class of experiences. It will be profoundly different, typically, than what happens when you "stop the world" by finding an access point to a highly focused state where historically you did "stop the world" and you now retrieve the physiology and the experience of that state from your personal history. There will tend to be some substance, some content from the original environment, the context where you" stopped the world" before that will intrude. There will be differences using those approaches.
('TURTLES ALL THE WAY DOWN: Prerequisites to Personal Genius' p.82)
Judith Delozier
NLP共同創始者ジョン・グリンダー博士認定校
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記事更新日:2025/04/01


















































































