nlp

Hello Soorimd, Yours is a rather broad question. Can you be a bit more specific? N.L.P. & Hypnosis are both learned, skilled approaches to understanding and affecting behavioral change. Telepathy is a the communication of one mind with another by extraordiany means. N.L.P. is a very powerful tool for understanding how a person's thought preceeds their action (which includes speech). Change through the use of N.L.P. can be either passive, or active. Meaning that the subject can choose to be directly involved in facilitating change. Or, N.L.P. anchoring by a trained practitioner can be used to facilitate change without all that much client participation. Though, most ethical N.L.P. practitioners will enlist the client's participation so that he or she becomes educated about how their brain is 'wired', and how to consciously practice the link/action to/of change. Hypnosis is the deliberate action of bypassing the conscious mind to directly access the subconscious or superconscious mind, by a trained (hopefully certified & licensed) practitioner. It can produce dynamic and rapid results in the area of behavioral change. The client is very much involved in the process of change. Though, not on a conscious level. The participation is in a different level of consciousness. Yet, the client is aware of all that is going on around them while in this different state of consciousness. If you can be more specific about what you would like to know, I may be able to help you with the answers that you seek.