| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Timelines and New Code |
| Posted by: | Spike |
| Date/Time: | 24/06/2003 00:25:49 |
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Hi Michael, You wrote "Many in NLP believe timelines exists as an object within us, to be brought into consciousness through visualisation." Sure, there is no "object within", but in many cases people organize their representations in such a way that things that happened a long time ago are farther away than things that happened a short while ago, and this is even quite systematic. Things that happened one year ago are represented as closer than things that happened thirteen months ago and so forth. To draw an imaginary line, as sort of personal time-axis through these memories, as well as plans for the future doesn't strike me as far fetched. Is this opposed to what you wrote? You also wrote "The metaphor is gets lost." I didn't get that. Would you care to explain further? All the best Spike |