Elements of Health · Read

9,034 people have taken on rules to modify this element of their health.

Questions and tips about this rule…

These questions and tips are made from the Game Wall.

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UKCynthiaR has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 9 · 4,777 pts

Want a FREE book of short poems? Today is the launch day of A Blackbird Sings: A Book of Short Poems, edited by Fiona Robyn and Kaspalita (of Writing Our Way Home). Both amazon.com and amazon.co.uk have the book at $0.00/£0.00 if you’re interested.

http://www.writingourwayhome.com/2012/10/today-is-mindful-writing-day-free-book.html

The poems were selected from WOWH member submissions during a specific day earlier in the year. Fiona and Kaspa work with and promote “small stones”, short poems sortof like haiku, as part of their writing classes and writing as therapy.

The do free book intros like this because it gets their numbers up on the Amazon rank—and the rest of us don’t have to pay for it. A number of the small stones in this edition were written by people in on-line classes I’ve taken and it’s wonderful to see them get published.

I believe this is only for November 1st so don’t wait if you’re interested. And feel free to share with others.

HAPPY NEW HEALTH MONTH!

:) MaryAnn
7 months ago

Thanks, Cynthia!
Got this yesterday, when Bridget posted a link.

:) Quinnie
7 months ago

Awesome, Cynthia. Absolutely will go for it. Thanks. Happy November!

:) UKCynthiaR
7 months ago

Oh, good, Mary Ann. I missed Bridget’s post. Last day of the month always seems to hide things from me. Or I nod off.

Fiona is my writing coach (and therapist when I’ve needed one). I love her work and am very happy to watch-and-learn through her successes with her books. Kaspa (her husband and co-editor) is a Pureland buddhist monk and Fiona herself is being ordained in December. I’ve gotten so much out of their classes over the past 18 months now that I sometimes forget what a tremendous difference WOWH and Kaspa and Fiona have had on my life. They are aces.

7 months ago

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dewisabrina has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 8 · 1,606 pts

Gimana coba mainin nih health month?

9 months ago

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dewisabrina has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 8 · 1,606 pts

Gimana coba mainin nih health month?

9 months ago

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dewisabrina has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 8 · 1,606 pts

Gimana coba mainin nih health month?

9 months ago

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Bridget has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 14 · 3,812 pts

Free Book
Writing Your Way: The Great American Novel Track
by Julie Smith
An EDGAR-WINNER Writes About How to Create Excitement and Suspense in your Novel

http://hundredzeros.com/book/B005EZ3JM2

:) Neil Johnson
10 months ago

Looks like it’s $5 on Amazon.

:) pelly
10 months ago

unless you have Prime. so many free books on Prime.

:) Bridget
10 months ago

Neil, you are correct. This morning it was free.
I have Kindle for PC on my netbook.
This is the link I started from this morning.
http://hundredzeros.com/
It no longer has a link for the book for free.

10 months ago

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maybans has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 9 · 20 pts

Reading just one chapter out of a book your curious about is a lot more than reading nothing!

10 months ago

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Bridget has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 11 · 2,712 pts

“Reading is one of the main things I do. Reading is everything. Reading makes me feel I’ve accomplished something, learned something, become a better person. Reading makes me smarter.” – Nora Ephron in ‘I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts on Being a Woman’

I’ll have what she’s having.

:) Bridget
11 months ago

I just came back from signing up for Adult Summer Reading club. I’m drinking a cup of coffee before taking my stack of books to bed.
Life is sweet.

:) UKCynthiaR
11 months ago

I was so sad about her death. She really is my hero(ine)…what a talent. I am thinking about Kindling her latest, in fact. Thank you for this quote. It is one I hadn’t seen. Enjoy your stack, Bridget!

11 months ago

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Gianna has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 6 · 1,617 pts

So Teammates, Booklovers and Bookworms. I got a question, as I think I should change my reading behaviour, I always read in bed, and these days, I find it hard to do so, as I tend to be to tired then. My question thus, where do you read and when do you read? Morning? Evening? On the couch? On the toilet? TELL ME

:) MaryAnn
11 months ago

I almost never read in bed. I read at any other time of day.
I sit in a chair.
In cold weather, an armchair in the living-room.
In warm weather, a molded plastic patio chair, outside, under the magnolia tree in the back yard.
I like to sit quite straight and upright (as opposed to sort of lounging), with a cushion or two behind my back…
both for comfort (so my back doesn’t tired), and to stay awake. :-)

:) karalianne
11 months ago

One of my friends reads in the bath.

When I read, it’s usually sitting in an armchair or relaxing in the bath.

:) Quinnie
11 months ago

I read when I’m stuck in traffic, waiting for J to get a move on and early in the morning when I eat breakfast. Can not read in bed!

:) Bridget
11 months ago

I read in bed and in a chair.
Love this cartoon. It’s on FB but I think anyone can see it.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150910631738212&set=a.267207048211.141014.81388598211&type=1

:) aphrodite_mine
11 months ago

I read in between calls at the office, on my lunch break, and in bed (but I need to stop that because it affects my dreams strongly!)

:) UKCynthiaR
11 months ago

I used to read in bed but now I just fall asleep when I try. :-( Now it’s an IKEA Poang chair and ottoman thing because my back, neck and legs are really happy with that position…so no excuse not to get the reading done.

:) Quinnie
11 months ago

Love my IKEA Poang chair and ottoman. So easy to take a ZPN in. :-)

:) Gianna
11 months ago

Thanks for sharing, to all of you! as far as I get it, I will have to buy a reading chair. I can’t read in the bath, even though it is relaxing, I always feel like getting up and doing something, as soon as I’m in it…

:) Gianna
11 months ago

and no reading @work, they’d kill me, even though I’m working on the phone too

:) Bridget
11 months ago

Those IKEA chairs look nice.

:) Paula Gregovich
11 months ago

Evening, bus bathtub :-) Not all at once ;-)

11 months ago

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Bridget has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 8 · 2,899 pts

This site maintains updated links for FREE Kindle downloads.
I downloaded the free Kindle reader for my little laptop. It works great for me.

http://ctrlq.org/amazon/ebooks/

:) UKCynthiaR
about 1 year ago

I love my Kindle reader on my iPad, Android phone (though it’s small) AND PC. Thanks for this, Bridget. I hadn’t seen this!!

:) Kimberly W
about 1 year ago

awesome tip, thanks!

:) DanielleW
about 1 year ago

I googled “free kindle books” when I got my kindle and there are several web sites that I get on my Facebook account every day. While most of the books are not to my taste – it only takes a moment to whiz through the titles and I have found a few gems. ALSO Amazon has an entire library of free classic books – I just downloaded the Essays of Montaigne – which I was actually looking to buy – but there it was – free.

about 1 year ago

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Sixty5roses has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 9 · 290 pts

So what’s everyone reading for the new year/new month? What new books are you most anticipating in 2012? Any reading goals for the new year?

I read 50 books in 2011 so I met my goal! I set a goal of 55 this time. I’m reading Kristin Hannah’s Winter Garden, but I’m just starting it so I can’t comment on it just yet. And, Santa brought me a Nook Tablet – I’m SO excited! I love it!!!

I am anxiously awaiting The Baker’s Daughter in late January.

Happy New Year everyone! Happy Reading!

:) sarahbee
over 1 year ago

The Wind Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. Wow; well written and all these crazy subtle plot elements. I recommend it.

:) Quinnie
over 1 year ago

Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, hardcover, (I’m fascinated by brain science), and Nightwoods by Charles Frazier. Strong, independent women, bring Kingsolver’s “Prodigal Summer” to mind only with a bit more twist and tension.

:) MaryAnn
over 1 year ago

In case you missed it . . . We do have a “BOOKS” thread
… and you can add to it all month long!

It’s just a nice, handy way to keep a sort of books-read list, all in one place, where people can post and then refer back to.
We started with this idea a few months ago, when several people on the team were looking for a way to keep a running “books” thread.

It’s the first post of the month, on this team wall.

You can find it in one of 2 ways:

1) go to the first post of the month, which is always on the highest-numbered page in the series at the very bottom of your screen (at the moment, that’s page 4 – just click on that number)

- or -

2) go to this link http://healthmonth.com/n/221880
which is the url for that particular thread.
(Thanks again to Janna for figuring that one out.)

:) Quinnie
over 1 year ago

Thanks, brilliant!

over 1 year ago

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jspad has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.half.16 1 · 2,114 pts

What was your favorite read of the year?

I’m thinking of books (but if your fave was something else, do tell) that you read this year, not necessarily that were published in 2011.

If I had to pick just one, I’d say Kevin Brockmeier’s The Illumination.
(I picked a handful for the blog post I wrote about my year in reading: https://bitly.com/t9I8YL )

:) mandyarruda
over 1 year ago

My favorite this year was Alice I have been, written by Melanie Benjamin. It’s a novel based on the life of the Alice who inspired the book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. It’s a really beautiful story. (:

:) Gardener1817
over 1 year ago

Farm City by Novella Carpenter, and Willpower by Baumeister and Tierney. I also liked The Miracle Life of Edgar Mint, by Brady Udall.

:) Gardener1817
over 1 year ago

I guess that’s three, but if I had to narrow it to one, it would be Farm City.

:) karalianne
over 1 year ago

Um. I think House of Grey, a podcast-only novel by Collin Earl. I loved it. And I think it’s the only novel-length fiction I actually finished this year. sigh

:) yharlap
over 1 year ago

The Tiger’s Wife – Tea Obehrt. 1Q84 – Haruki Murakami. Moby Duck – Donovan Hohn. A Visit from the Good Squad – Jennifer Egan (this one was the BEST). The Museum of Innocence – Orhan Pamuk. Pym (a novel) – Mat Johnson

:) SylvieF
over 1 year ago

Memory Wall by Anthony Doerr. He is an amazing short story writer, just brilliant. Yael, I’m reading The Tiger’s Wife now – it’s so good! And you reminded me that I want to read Egan’s book in 2012.

:) Shoes
over 1 year ago

For nonfiction, “The Emperor of All Maladies” by Siddhartha Mukherjee. A fascinating look at the history and likely future of cancer. For fiction, I re-read “Middlemarch” by George Eliot this year. It was better than anything else I read by contemporary authors.

:) bud lake
over 1 year ago

In the Garden of Beasts

over 1 year ago

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greenmama has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 10 · 0 pts

уделять чтению хотя бы один час в день

almost 2 years ago

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Janicemc has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 11 · 1,522 pts

I saw Susannah’s suggestion for beach reading. Any thoughts on good “mountain” reading for next weekend? It’ll be an active weekend w/food indulgences, so I could use some “brownie” points.

:) jensmccabe
almost 2 years ago

Mmmmm. Brownie points :). For mountain reading, I actually love the old “Christy” novel. Also anything by James Herriot?

almost 2 years ago

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desjardins has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 14 · 1,164 pts

When/how do you make time to read? I don’t think about it until right before bed, and then I crash by the second page.

:) grobstein
almost 2 years ago

I commute to work by subway so that’s my natural reading time. If you have any similar “dead” time in your day you can make an effort to use that. Another approach would be to try to go to bed earlier, so you’re not too tired to read.

:) Lexica
almost 2 years ago

There are a couple of rules I’m finding seem to get left undone if I leave them for right before bed (practice my instrument, read, exercise). Maybe schedule them for earlier in the day and write it on your schedule?

:) immlass
almost 2 years ago

I’m making it part of my wind-down routine, as in, winding down before I’m ready to crash. But I’m also making an early bedtime a priority/rule for me.

:) Glinn
almost 2 years ago

Definitely part of wind-down, but sometimes earlier. If I catch myself web browsing for its own sake, I will (sometimes) grab a book at that moment. (Much easier to do in the middle of a good book than the beginning of a new one I’m not sure of yet.)

:) webgoddess
almost 2 years ago

I realised a few weeks ago that I don’t actually have to sit at my desk and read the Internet at lunchtime. Instead I can READ A BOOK. It was a revelation. It also works nicely with my “take lunch to work” rule. So now I take my lunch and a book (or my iPad) and get away from my desk and read.

:) everybody_polka
almost 2 years ago

I do the same thing as you. I just finished reading an entire book 2-5 pages at a time right before I fall asleep (it took months!) and only realized after about 600 pages that I didn’t even really like the book. Then I figured I may as well finish it anyway (took another month).. there must be a better way :)

:) DevilsAdvocate
almost 2 years ago

I’m with Kris on reading while eating. I eat out a lot, and almost always have a book I’m reading that I just keep in the car. Whenever I go into a restaurant, the book comes with me.

:) Kitteh
almost 2 years ago

I’m with Ginger; I make it part of my going to bed routine. I read about 30 pages (at a minimum) before turning out the lights. Seems to work pretty well to relax me!

:) lostamongtrees
almost 2 years ago

I carry a book with me at all times, and read whenever I fancy.

almost 2 years ago

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grafmade has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 13 · 876 pts

A Game of Thrones.

about 2 years ago

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amberleebee has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.empty.16 -3 · 1,573 pts

Hey everyone. If you’re following a reading rule, what book are you reading? I’m reading “Inhuman Bondage,” by David Brion Davis. I’m a history geek.

:) jspad
about 2 years ago

I’m halfway through Dharma Road by Brian Haycock right now. Haven’t decided what will be next.

:) phoqueen
about 2 years ago

I’m reading Travels by Michael Crichton. Enjoying it so far!

:) Rebekah Loper
about 2 years ago

I’m trying to read Dracula by Bram Stoker, because I’ve never read it and I’m going to a seminar on Saturday about vampires in literature, but I don’t think I’m going to be able to finish it by Saturday unless I read for several hours the next couple of days :(

:) baturtle
about 2 years ago

For work, I’m reading Situational Analysis by Adele Clark and Writing/Disciplinarity by Paul Prior. For fun I’m reading Spellwright by Blake Charlton.

:) healthyrach
about 2 years ago

For a work-related training course, I’m reading The Synchronous Trainer’s Survival Guide by Jennifer Hoffman.

:) darianiff
about 2 years ago

The Picture of Dorian Gray, combo killer both of my rules and home assignment.

about 2 years ago

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lidyafanda has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 14 · 953 pts

are u read almost everydays?

about 2 years ago

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jonnes_loomee has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 15 · 2,869 pts

Orang yang merokok dan juga orang di sekitar perokok yang sering menghirup asap rokok dapat terkena dampak yang cukup parah jika berlangsung terus menerus karena di dalam asap rokok terkandung racun-racun yang berbahaya bagi sistem reproduksi.

Racun rokok bisa menyebabkan gangguan kehamilan, gangguan janin, keguguran, memperlambat gerakan sperma, merusak sistem reproduksi, ovulasi tidak lancar, dan sebagainya yang sangat tidak baik bagi yang ingin punya ketururunan.

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

artikel yg fantastis,dramatis,eksotis,dinamis sangat luar bisa sekali,…keep posting :)

:) dolyiqbal
over 2 years ago

sip

:) t7andra
over 2 years ago

Maaf aku terpaksa begini ….

:) dolyiqbal
over 2 years ago

harus begini jadinya

:) anggijumper
over 2 years ago

i like this post

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

hebat banget ,..pasti karena si anu itu ya?
sangaddd luarrr biasaaa…..:)
ini adalah fenomena yg selalu di kenang dari masa ke masa,..alangkah indahnya,…canggih deh pokonya mah,..

:) vicky
over 2 years ago

Halo man teman ….

over 2 years ago

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Nino has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 11 · 2,301 pts

Brie Cheese Appetizer

Ingredients

  • 1 (8 ounce) wheel Brie cheese
  • 60 g apricot preserves
  • 0.5 (17.5 ounce) package frozen puff pastry, thawed
  • 1 egg white

Directions

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Lightly grease a cookie sheet. 2. Slice one wheel of Brie cheese in half so you have 2 circles of cheese. Spread apricot or peach preserves on (the cut side) half of one circle of brie. Make sandwich out of the two halves of Brie, so that the preserves are in the center of both halves. Wrap the entire wheel of Brie with one sheet of puffed pastry and flip the entire concoction onto the prepared cooking sheet so the seam is on bottom. Brush the puffed pastry with the egg white. 3. Bake for 30 minutes, or until the pastry in golden brown. Serve immediately.

Nutritional Information open nutritional information

Amount Per Serving Calories: 286 | Total Fat: 19.5g | Cholesterol: 28mg Powered by ESHA Nutrient Database

:) anggijumper
over 2 years ago

makanan dari mana tuh yak, keknya enak

:) dolyiqbal
over 2 years ago

sip

:) t7andra
over 2 years ago

Maaf aku terpaksa begini ….

:) dolyiqbal
over 2 years ago

harus begini jadinya

over 2 years ago

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eienspeed has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 11 · 8,976 pts

Banyak lah membaca utk mencari referensi
:) niatjandra
over 2 years ago

Bacain dong

:) ferico666
over 2 years ago

sep!

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

more-cook-more rush-act cash-height-ant

merokok merusak kesehatan

:) anggijumper
over 2 years ago

hhhhhmmmmm betul betul betul

:) niatjandra
over 2 years ago

Gambir

:) magnum
over 2 years ago

benarkah itu,…???
owwww sungguh mengerikan …sekali…

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

Wanita Cepat Akrab Dengan Teman dan
Keluarga Kekasihnya
Pacar yang hebat tak sekadar mau
membantu ibu Anda di dapur, mendengarkan
cerita ayah Anda dan hang out bersama
teman-teman Anda. Ia melakukan hal
tersebut bukan hanya untuk menyenangkan
kekasihnya, tapi benar-benar menikmati
kegiatan tersebut dan melakukannya
dengan sepenuh hati. Pacar yang baik
sangat menghargai orang-orang yang
dianggap penting oleh kekasihnya.

:) t7andra
over 2 years ago

Maaf aku terpaksa begini ….

over 2 years ago

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adeku has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 101 · 9,442 pts

Dikenal juga dengan pelbagai nama seperti jambu mèdè (Sd.); jambu mété atau jambu ménté (Jw.); jhambu monyèt (Md.); jambu dwipa, jambu jipang, nyambu monyèt (Bl.); nyambuk nyĕbèt (Sas.); jambu érang, jambu monyé (Mink.); jambu dipa (Banj.); buwah monyet (Timor); buwah yaki (Manado); buwa yakis, wo yakis (Sulut); buwa yaki (Ternate, Tidore); buwa jakis (Galela); jambu daré, jambu masong (Mak.); jampu sèrĕng, jampu tapĕsi (Bug.); dan lain-lain.1

:) WidyLiandy
over 2 years ago

Pertamax!!!

:) t7andra
over 2 years ago

Solar!!!

:) niatjandra
over 2 years ago

1 liter skrg berapa ?

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

4500

:) niatjandra
over 2 years ago

Last Christmas

:) t7andra
over 2 years ago

Maaf aku terpaksa begini ….

over 2 years ago

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ralmoly has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 11 · 10,977 pts

I always bring a book to the gym. Whenever I have to choose cardio, I choose the bike. Then I am getting my cardio done and reading. :)

:) Ovidia
over 2 years ago

Will try that thanks!
Wish i had a stationary bike here at the computer!!

over 2 years ago

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pl4vy_love has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 12 · 1,078 pts

jangan membaca buku di tempat gelap dan posisi tiduran karena akan meerusak mata anda…

:) ferico666
over 2 years ago

baca apaan gelap-gelap? mencurigakan… hmmm

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

apalagi tidurnya selonoroan di atas paku,
..akan merusak MATA KAKI

:) t7andra
over 2 years ago

Membaca buku di toko buku merugikan toko buku lho

over 2 years ago

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adeku has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 101 · 9,442 pts

4 Element Terapi Hipnotis

Hipnoterapi dapat dimanfa’atkan untuk memodifikasi perilaku, emosi, dan memori, serta berbagai kondisi kebiasaan manusia yang kurang bermanfaat. Namun untuk menjamin kekuatan dari sebuah terapi hipnosis, maka Anda wajib mengikutsertakan keempat elemen berikut ini.
Perhatikan bahwa ini bukanlah tahap atau urutan. Keempat elemen ini terjadi seperti siklus yang terulang di sepanjang proses terapi hipnosis.

Relaksasi.
Hilangkan rasa takut dan halangan psikologis lainnya karena hal-hal tersebut bias mengganggu tingkat kedalaman hipnosis. Ketika melayani orang lain, bicarakan terlebih dahulu apa yang ia ketahui tentang hipnosis. Jelaskan dan luruskan jika ia memiliki miskonsepsi tentang hipnotisme, terutama tentang tidak benar-benar tertidur, tidak adanya kehilangan kesadaran dan hal-hal lain yang lainnya. Selidiki hal-hal apa saja yang membuatnya rileks dan damai. Ini berguna sebagai referensi Anda ketika menuntunnya dalam induksi. Anda bisa juga memintanya mengisahkan tentang satu dua pengalaman yang menyenangkan karena itu akan membuatnya merasa lebih rileks. Pastikan juga ia berada di posisi tubuh yang aman dan nyaman agar tidak mengganggu konsentrasi ketika berada di tengah proses hipnosis. Di sepanjang terapi, perhatikan jika ada situasi atau tanda-tanda ketidaknyamanan pada tubuhnya dan berikan penanganan yang sesuai, baik lewat utilisasi, sugesti verbal maupun mengubah posisi bagian yang terganggu tersebut.

Konsentrasi.
Seperti yang sudah Anda ketahui, ini adalah bagian terpenting yang wajib dijaga dengan baik dalam proses terapi. Hal paling sederhana yang bisa Anda lakukan adalah terus-menerus menyibukkannya lewat berbagai induksi pada kelima panca indera. Tiga hal lain yang bisa Anda lakukan: sugesti ideomotor, convincers, dan pendalaman (deepening). Semakin rajin dilakukan, semakin konsisten (atau bahkan bertambah) tingkat konsentrasi subyek Anda.

Instalasi.
Elemen instalasi hipnosis berisi sejumlah akfivitas berikut ini: membongkar akar permasalahan, mennyembuhkan/melepaskan luka emosi yang terpendam, dan menanamkan sugesti dan visualisasi ke arah yang diinginkan oleh subyek. Ada banyak ahli hipnotis yang mengatakan bahwa elemen ini baru bisa dilakukan ketika subyek sudah memasuki tingkat kedalaman trance alpha-bawah atau theta-atas. Saya pribadi menganggap tidak penting subyek ada di tingkat kedalaman mana; instalasi wajib dilakukan pada setiap tingkat kedalaman, termasuk tingkat beta (setelah subyek sadar dari hipnosis).

Repetisi.
Anda diharuskan untuk terus mengulang-ulang induksi, konsentrasi, dan relaksasi sebanyak mungkin karena repetisi akan menanamkan pengaruh dengan lebih efektif di alam bawah sadar seseorang. Sebagai penghipnotis, Anda mungkin akan merasa bosan dan aneh, tapi bagi subyek Anda, repetisi tersebut adalah cara yang terbaik untuk memahami sesuatu. Bayangkan saja Anda seperti sedang menasehati orang yang sangat bebal atau memijat otot yang keras kejang. Terus yakinkan alam bawah sadarnya belasan, puluhan kali karena semakin sering diyakinkan, semakin kuat impresi yang diterima. Jangan lupa untuk menyampaikan satu arahan dan ide Anda berulang kali dengan cara-cara yang berbeda.

:) pl4vy_love
over 2 years ago

aduh pusing bacanya…

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

pusing berarti udah kena hipnotis

:) t7andra
over 2 years ago

Pegangan dulu kalo pusing

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

Set a regular bedtime. Go to bed at the same time every night. Choose a time when you normally feel tired, so that you don’t toss and turn.

over 2 years ago

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kakak has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 10 · 2,661 pts

Haturan kabaraya sadayana.. mangga kaleubeut ieu forum ngahaja didamel maksadna kanggo kumpul-kumpul, tempat cumarita, curhat, bagi-bagi elmu pengetahuan, babanyolan, kasenian sareng nu sanesna, ieu forum ari kawitna mah khusus kanggo komunitas Yahoo Chaters room Bandung Salapan mung sanaos kitu ieu forum t erbuka kanggo umum (sadayana urang sunda) saha wae anu seja ilu biung sareng ngabagi pengetahuan dina sagala bidang (berbagi elmu adalah amal yang terbaik dan menjadikan amal ibadah) kumargi kitu mangga kasadayana baraya sunda dimana bae ayana (seluruh dunia) hayu urang bersatu padu, urang nembongkeun yen urang sunda teh aya sareng tembongkeun yen urang sunda oge bisa.. ngarah tiasa berbagi mangga register heula
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:) t7andra
over 2 years ago

Amazing

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

wah canggih ya

over 2 years ago

:)

adeku has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 101 · 9,442 pts

Diets are for people who are thick and tired of it.

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

sangat memukau

over 2 years ago

:)

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Heart.full.16 12 · 5,853 pts

Mengapa bahasa Inggris wanita disebut WOMEN?

:) ayah
over 2 years ago

selalu di WO sama MEN

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

Karena disaat Adam melihat perempuan pertama yaitu Hawa ia mengatakan wou……….man…!!!

over 2 years ago

:)

adeku has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 101 · 9,442 pts

ilmu pengetahuan

:) godjesrahadi
over 2 years ago

good

:) ferico666
over 2 years ago

oh yes oh no

:) bunda
over 2 years ago

mantap gan,….:beer:
saya sangat menyukai permainan ini,..
sangata mendidik dan memiliki visi-misi yg bagus

over 2 years ago

:)

bunda has a question about the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 13 · 2,495 pts

nick carter?

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

hahahaha..porno

:) godjesrahadi
over 2 years ago

lets do it :)

:) baiueo
over 2 years ago

ok boss

over 2 years ago

:)

adeku has a tip for the Read rule.

Heart.full.16 101 · 9,442 pts

Teman manusia sebenarnya adalah akal, dan musuhnya yang celaka adalah kebodohan.

:) Nino
over 2 years ago

*noted

:) kakak
over 2 years ago

makanan manusia: dodol

:) WartegJumper
over 2 years ago

ihhh seyem

:) adeku
over 2 years ago

noted too

:) godjesrahadi
over 2 years ago

lets do it :) go go go

:) magnum
over 2 years ago

Meski pria dikenal selalu berpikir secara logika, ada beberapa hal yang sering dipercaya oleh kaum pria, termasuk melihat payudara wanita bisa menyehatkan pria. Benarkah demikian? Ini adalah salah satu kepercayaan yang sering melekat di otak pria. Hal ini biasanya dipercaya dari zaman kakek hingga ke cucu-cucunya kelak. Dan hingga sekarang masih banyak pria yang percaya bahwa rahasia hidup panjang dan sehat adalah melirik ke belahan dada wanita secara teratur.

over 2 years ago