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Topic: Re:Re:Definition of pattern
Posted by: Zhi Zhi Chien
Date/Time: 07/01/2003 15:58:29

To Dr. Grinder and Ms. Bostic,

meta programmers,meta staters,msw's,hypnotists/carotid artery0,radial artery.,muscles weakness,high cortisol levels,restricted renal cirulation,blood deficiecy,wind disorders.
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0 size of caratid artery palpated and compared to radial
. size of radial artery
carotid artery three times larger than radial
pulse rate 80 pm

Dr. Erickson,exemplar,physiology/Dr.Grinder,modeller,not Dr.Erickson's phisiology but skill
It seems to me that being able to get away with the skill and not the physiology is an abilty worth modeling.
My question is this:
How do you account for that?
Is it inherent in your personal physical discipline?
What is that if I may ask?
In having listened to yourself and Dr. Gilligan in Tools for Mastery Gilligans contraction of various physical problems like Dr. Ericksons was attributed to(I'm paraphrasing, provocatively I hope)to Gilligans "identity or lack of".Please add or subtract to this.
Ms. Bostic,would you comment about this abilty? From your perceptial positioning can you give an accounting of internal/external behaving for that skill?
Thanks,
ZZC


Entire Thread

TopicDate PostedPosted By
Definition of pattern05/01/2003 09:42:08Loren Larsen
     Re:Definition of pattern05/01/2003 17:16:12John Grinder
          Re:Re:Definition of pattern05/01/2003 21:43:37Loren Larsen
               Re:Re:Re:Definition of pattern06/01/2003 09:49:35nj
                    Re:Re:Re:Re:Definition of pattern06/01/2003 16:31:44Loren Larsen
               Re:Re:Re:Definition of pattern12/01/2003 18:31:13John Grinder
                    Behavior Discussion presentation format. To: Dr. Grinder & Ms. Bostic St. Clair, Topic: Modeling13/01/2003 01:24:50nj
          Re:Re:Definition of pattern07/01/2003 15:58:29Zhi Zhi Chien
               Re:Re:Re:Definition of pattern07/01/2003 16:07:49Zhi Zhi Chien
               Re:Re:Re:Definition of pattern12/01/2003 19:18:01John Grinder
                    Re:Re:Re:Re:Definition of pattern13/01/2003 22:22:38Lewis Walker
                         Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Definition of pattern15/01/2003 18:58:42John Grinder

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