SIMPLE MODELS

Our brains have various levels of listening, when we touch them all it is as if we were broadcasting to a well-tuned radio; all messages get through.

Communication is effective when it is fully heard.

One of the most interesting aspects of quantum psychology is the triadic model of the mind.

For quantum psychology, it is appropriate to address each part of the mind appropriately for best results.

The neocortex (cerebral cortex) is best convinced by words and vivid descriptions

The mammalian brain by the emotional value of what it hears and what it is experiencing

The reptilian brain by imperatives and basic needs.

Each part of the traid mind has its own identity and autonomy.

Let us now look in detail at some models for engaging the various brains.

Cerebral cortex:

Vivid descriptions

Mammalian brain

I use pronouns you he

She-she model

Reptilian brain

We stimulate basic needs

We can speak to individual minds by setting spatial neuroactivators through the use of the finger.

In other words, by pointing to specific points in space we can bring our interlocutor's attention to them.

Since the direction of the gaze helps to memorize experiences, in this way we lead it to activate only the mind we want to talk to.

A key concept in linguistics is the use of Cognitive Qualifiers. With the correct cognitive qualifier we activate the mind we want. An example of cognitive qualifier is the adverb (of course, obviously, etc...). In fact, its different position in a sentence influences its comprehension.

We can put adverbs before or after in a sentence.

Cognitive qualifiers are fundamental for selling.

In Quantum Psychology there is a very simple technique that guarantees that once a problem is solved it will never come back. Let's make now an example of such linguistics:

Now if you knew that this problem is that problem after x would you be better off?

This question alters the temporal coordinates leading to a level of no return with respect to the problem

An emotion is an action in the middle (hemi-action).

Anger arises from not being able to let off steam.

By using movement verbs, we can therefore eliminate an emotion

Ex.

- Laura says "I'm afraid"

Op - What does this feeling feel like?

L - Like something that is looming

Op - Bring the image closer (finger gesture)

Op - how do you feel that feeling now (another finger gesture - move away to the right)

L - better

What did we do? With finger gestures we activated Laura by moving the sensation after she had accepted and felt it. The sensation is again outside, but it does not loom up.

Since for Quantum Psychology reality is layered, we can solve a problem at a lower level.

For example, in the case of emotions, we can bring the problem down to become energy and bring it back transformed.

In other words: go down a level to solve the problem at a more basic level.

This technique can also be applied at the level of activators, that is, the indices that create the problem. In fact, every problem has at least one activator if we remove them, what happens?

In the following model is applied also another principle of Quantum Psy:

Nothing exists without its opposite

Advanced protocol of intervention

To put outside the problem

To individualize the drivers or activators

To put them like energy

Put them back in

Ask the client for color and Add opposites as energy balls.

A common principle of many quantum techniques is the following: implosion.

Here's the pattern:

Enter the nucleus

Disassemble it

Make it implode

The implosion technique is a new principle that finds in the Quantum Psychology a remarkable

Due to the speed of the solution, Quantum Psi interventions have often been called "flash". Hence the name "flash linguistics".