Subliminal messages are said to be messages or signals that surpass the conscious mind and directly goes to the unconscious mind of human beings. What makes some people doubt the effectiveness of subliminals is that they don’t really “feel” or “experience” the detection and interpretation of the subliminals. But what can they expect from messages…
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Subliminal messages are said to be effective in Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Ericksonian Hypnosis. Neuro-Linguistic Programming or NLP is a psychological therapy in which words are said to have an impact on people’s thinking and internal images. Ericksonian Hypnosis, on the other hand, is a very tender yet very effective form of hypnosis. It creates supportive…
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If you want to try silent subliminal messages, you can have them tailor-made for your needs. By having the option of having your very own subliminal messages, you can be able to achieve the goals that you have always wanted. How Does It Work? There are a lot of companies out there who are specializing…
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People who hear the words “subliminal messages” for the first time would most probably be confused as to what kind of messages they are. Well, to put it simply, subliminal messages are actually signals that are sent to the brain by registering in the unconscious mind of an individual. If you are one of the…
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There are a lot of movies, stories and news today about alien abductions and other paranormal happenings. Telekinesis, mind reading and other skills are said to exist. Sometimes topics like these are laugh trips for you. But what if you just learned that you are actually being subjected into something that just sounds as hocus-pocus…
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Information that is processed in the subconscious part of the brain – also known as subliminal messages can actually influence a person’s attitude and behavior. This finding was revealed in a recent study conducted about the subject. The results also suggests that some subliminal messages may produce effects that are opposite than expected. For instance,…
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