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10 Effective Strategies to Guard Against NLP Mind Control
Published by Jason Louv
Welcome to our latest blog post where we delve into the insidious world of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and how you can protect yourself from its mind-controlling tactics. NLP, while often presented as a tool for personal development, can be misused to manipulate and control. Here are ten proven methods to ensure you stay in control of your own mind.
Understanding Selfness
Reclaiming your authentic self is the greatest gift you can give yourself. In the first part of our series, we introduce the fundamentals of selfness and embark on "The Warriors Journey," a challenging and rewarding spiritual adventure. Embrace the journey and enhance your physical, mental, and spiritual skills through mindful practices.
The Hidden Dangers of NLP
While games can enhance your skills, beware of those who view our mutual world as their personal playground. These individuals might unknowingly or deliberately involve you in their manipulative games, jeopardizing your selfness, health, and happiness. Ask yourself: Do I live a life of my own, or are others pulling the strings?
Crafting Ancient Cleansing Formulas
Prepare several sheets of paper, a pen or pencil, and find a quiet space to reflect. Meditate on your life history and document your bad habits, addictions, weaknesses, and mistakes. This practice helps cleanse your mind from negative influences, including the manipulative effects of NLP.
What is NLP?
Neuro-Linguistic Programming is a widely used method of mind control, employed by salespeople, politicians, and media influencers. Originating in the 1970s, NLP has become deeply embedded in various fields, making its influence largely invisible yet pervasive. Mastering NLP techniques can give individuals a manipulative edge, often resembling a Rasputin-like ability to deceive.
How Does NLP Work?
NLP is structured hierarchically, with advanced techniques reserved for high-priced seminars. At its core, NLP practitioners closely observe subtle cues—eye movements, skin flush, pupil dilation—to understand how you process information. They then mirror your body language and speech patterns to build rapport, making you more open and suggestible.
Protect Yourself with These 10 Strategies
Watch for Mirroring
Be cautious if someone mimics your body language. Test their intentions by making random movements to see if they follow suit.
Control Your Eye Movements
Move your eyes unpredictably to disrupt an NLP practitioner’s ability to read your thoughts and intentions.
Avoid Unwanted Touch
Prevent others from using touch to anchor your emotional states, a common NLP technique.
Be Skeptical of Vague Language
Recognize and challenge ambiguous statements designed to induce trance and manipulate your thoughts.
Guard Against Permissive Language
Stay alert to phrases that subtly encourage you to take actions without direct commands.
Challenge Gibberish
Demand clarity and specificity in conversations to prevent emotional manipulation through nonsensical phrases.
Read Between the Lines
Analyze statements for hidden meanings that may be designed to influence your decisions subconsciously.
Maintain Focus
Avoid zoning out around NLP practitioners, as it can make you vulnerable to their manipulative cues.
Delay Decisions
Resist making quick, emotional decisions under pressure. Take time to think things through rationally.
Trust Your Intuition
If something feels off, trust your gut. Distance yourself from individuals who make you uneasy or seem manipulative.
Final Thoughts
Arming yourself with these strategies can help you resist the manipulative forces of NLP. Whether you're dealing with sales tactics, gym memberships, or political rhetoric, staying vigilant will empower you to maintain control over your own mind.
Stay strong and mindful,
Taiki Kanso
The Legacy of Zen, Contemporary Meditation