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#735 
	From: "Glyn" 
Date: Sun Oct 6, 2002 11:56 am
Subject: RV and NLP 	gebega
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Hi all,

I mentioned some time ago (may not have been on this group though..memory
probs :-))..that I know a guy that practices NLP in the UK and I was going
to ask him whether he could improve my 'reception' :-). I was just browsing,
and I found this. Very interesting, especially the bit about Joe McMoneagle
and NLP at the bottom of the page. Any of you know anymore about it?

http://www.fortunecity.co.uk/roswell/le/19/paranormal.html

Regards,
Glyn

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#736 
	From: keb 
Date: Mon Oct 7, 2002 2:28 pm
Subject: Re: RV and NLP 	mesundo
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Hi Glyn,

It could very well be that in order to experiences the senses we have to
use chemical means to create awareness in this reality. But I think that
there is a different awareness awareness behind that process.

Free will may be just  an illusion but I can't buy into the theory that
mind = brain = awareness. I think that awareness uses mind which uses
brain. I see it as the brain being a organic computer and the mind as a
keyboard. Our awareness at some level keys in whatever it wants to
experience. I think that we use our mind so much that we think that we
are our minds, when in reality, we are awareness, using mind and brain
to experience whatever we wish in "this" reality....but then, what do I
know :-)

Best Regards,

Ken

> Glyn wrote:
> he thinks free will is an illusion brought
> about by religious teaching, and that consciousness is only a result
> of
> activity in brain memory areas (biochemical) and has absolutely
> nothing to
> do with either religion or quantum-physics; just the biology of our
> central
> nervous system .
> OK, we may only be organic machines.. but to see it spelled out in
> words
> like that is a bit depressing.....;-)