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Not verbal communication

Human communication is structured in a complex system of languages.

It is the primate's ancestral language, the one that every human being on the face of the earth speaks and understands.

The evolution of man at this level is presented as a involution, because in today's times the human being continues as then to express himself above all with body language, yet he no longer understands it, that is, speaks a language he does not know .

It would seem a paradox.

It is as if technological evolution had refined and brought new skills to our species but had put aside some precious ones that have ended up in oblivion.

The good news is that nothing is lost, because this knowledge remains as an unconscious trace.

Even though the rational mind has no longer been trained to understand non-verbal communication, we are still unconsciously competent in this matter.

Since the mind learns by repetition (all the faculties arise from a process of education and development which then become habit), it is possible to go back to being consciously competent and to make the mens-body system work in very high performance, where the exchange of information between mind and body is fluid and continuous.

If we want to be all that we can be among other things it is crucial to RE-acquire the ability to communicate with the body and understand the message of our fellow men.

We can re-educate ourselves to understand the language we speak the most! The benefits and advantages are manifold. For:

  • Having perfect communication, always saying and doing the right thing for every occasion
  • Help yourself and others, because it allows you to interpret thoughts and emotional states
  • Be successful and perform better in every field
  • Go in depth and empathize with each other
  • Have more information and mastery of emotions
  • Be sure to interpret the other's real intentions, even the hidden ones
  • Get all the information we need
  • Have a professional edge
  • Have harmonious relationships

The language of our unconscious mind

If verbal (logical) communication is the language of our conscious mind, nonverbal (analogical) communication is the language of our unconscious mind. Our body speaks (body language) and the body is the home of the unconscious. For this reason, nonverbal communication is applied in many fields: selection and management of human resources, communication, teaching and learning, politics, criminal law, just to name a few, and is also used in hypnosis practices, because it allows us to open a dialogue with our unconscious in a faster, more direct and constructive way. If verbal hypnosis techniques, such as Ericksonian ones which are the most widespread, are effective especially for certain subjects, nonverbal hypnosis techniques, such as mesmerism and fascination, are good for everyone because they speak to the unconscious with its own language.

Watch this video to see a demonstration of how a non-verbal hypnosis technique works, how it can be used and what advantages it brings.

For you a video playlist of exercises and practice