NLP Eye Patterns

NLP eye accessing cues and the importance of calibrating on the subject. By watching the eye movements and noting the direction of where the subject is looking, it is possible to gain an understanding of what the subject may be remembering or construcing; whether it is a feeling, sound or picture or if they are working something out in their mind. Note how, in this video, the subject has issues accessing the Auditory Recall area. Terry touches on clearing this area using "eye movement de-sensitisation" to help clear out problematic areas at the end (this is the subject of another video!). Visit http://www.nlpworld.co.uk for info on NLP training and NLP MP3 products.

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• accessing
• cues
• eye
• neuro-linguistic
• nlp
• patterns
• programming

[terryelston]

If there are any traumas in areas or parts that don't like to communicate it could indicate that you may have 'stuff' to clean up. Visual Recall (VR) are where all your memories are stored. And that's not a bad thing, we all have past issues to clean up!

[terryelston]

It can be used in the 'field' to know how your clients represent their inner world of realities. If you can understand 'how' a person represents fun, pain, love etc. you can work with that inner world more gracefully and skilfully.

[terryelston]

It's self talk. Sometimes called the labeling system. It's the part of you that can quantify or describe without emotion being involved.

[terryelston]

Yes, that's probably what happened there.....she went up to see if she could see it.

[terryelston]

To the comment "we don't create images out of nothing", kind of limits our imagination. Put it this way, we may have an idea of a 'something', yet the construct portion is where you'd go to edit it to make it yours. I've been working with eye patterns for about 14 years now, it's best to try these things out for yourselves and see what results you get.....

[terryelston]

Left handedness can be a factor, yet I'm left handed and 'normally' organised! A better 'spot' is which hand do they wear their watch on. If it's the right hand, look our for reversed.

[LanceHertford]

My eyes seem to really not want to go to the visual recall corner. It makes me feel sick. Could that mean anything?

[engeljakob]

how can this be used in the field?

[JediMasterRadek]

So sad that you promote pseudoscience. It was debunked years ago. 

[Richux18]

this just doesn't seem to work :S I will try to practice it with people.

[LaSeuleEtoile]

She doesnt really go to ac, no. But they eyes do flicker a little bit from time to time. Still, it's a bit dodgy.

[koldblooded1]

i dont understand the auditory digital can someone enlighten me?