Meta-Magick - Magick and NLP - Attention Influences Reality

In this clip from a live seminar, Philip H. Farber demonstrates a basic principle of Meta-Magick, that where and how you place your attention can influence your reality. In this exercise, a subject places his attention behind him and has difficulty pushing past Phil's arm - however, when he places his attention ahead of him, he pushes past very easily.

Meta-Magick draws on diverse roots, including Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP), martial arts, memetics, applied kinesiology, hypnosis, yoga, Taoism, neuro-scientific discoveries, and much more, in addition to Western esoteric traditions. Meta-Magick offers tools and systems to uncover, observe and replicate phenomena in ways that can be calibrated and tested. "Meta" means "above" or "beyond," and "Meta-Magick" signifies magick that enables us to think about magick and produce magick. It is magick about magick.

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• magick
• nlp
• hypnosis
• thelema
• crowley
• farber
• chaos
• meta

[metamagick]

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[BLAZINGSTAR322]

Sir sorry to bother i really enjoyed your video but why are you attributing meta magic to yourself isn't it Richard Bandler who came up with the idea ?

[metamagick]

@BLAZINGSTAR322 Richard Bandler has done many magical things and his work is certainly an influence on this stuff (along with, for instance, in this exercise, Aikido and many other practices), but no, meta-magick is not his idea.

[emomagica]

@metamagick Sir, do you think that most people ignore the modeling aspects of NLP?

[metamagick]

@emomagica Not sure I can speak for most people. When I teach NLP Practitioner courses (see hawkridgeproductions(dot)com), it is largely about modeling. I do understand that some people get caught up in learning techniques for various interventions and believe that substitutes for modeling. IMO, learning specific techniques is a good way to learn what kinds of things to observe and listen for and what kinds of questions to ask... but if that's all you learn, you're not getting the full benefit.

[DaveIrie]

With your attention on something in back of you, wouldn't the likely result be that you don't push as much forward? To me it seems like a matter of momentum.

[metamagick]

Seems like a good explanation. Have you performed the experiment?

[d3c0]

it makes so much sense. You can't move forward with your mind behind you

[metamagick]

Right. Common sense implies evaluating things from your preconceptions, rather than experimenting and exploring and using your actual, in fact, senses.

[smudge6699]

Chi follows mind, blood follows chi.

;-)

[alittlerock]

I'm liking it phil!

[witchcerridwen]

the same as lilith told me that we have to focus then put our intent with that what we focus on and then look what happens.bless you all.

[CyricRO]

either way.

[11Phutureprimitive11]

this guy comes out in a video i have called Magik and Entheogens vol.1 Cannibus