| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Bandler and nested loops |
| Posted by: | Robin Manuell |
| Date/Time: | 17/03/2004 00:20:31 |
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Eric- how can you tease us with your notes like that? What do we have to do- break into your house? Only kidding, I look forward to buying the book! I've noticed plenty of clever stuff going on in Bandlers nested loops- including the use of certain key anchors, either verbal or non verbal, that re-occur within each loop. A question you might be able to answer. The only other place I've come across the kind of storytelling magic richard does is in the work of G.I Gurdieff- "All and Everything" and particularly "Meetings with Remarkable Men" (any one wanting to check this out can read the authors intro to "All and Everything".) Meetings is particularly note worthy in the context because Gurdieff uses a confusion pattern 3/4 of the way through in much the same way that Richard does in ... damn can't remember the name of the audio, the one with the story about the mexicans in the basement smoking hashish. Anyway Richard's well up on Gurdieff as he mentions Mount Analogue in one of his tapes- also a reference to a Gurdieff "book" but I wondered if you could confrim this or fill us in on the details. Are there other antecedents? Robin |