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VAK 1 - Modal Speaking Exercise # 1
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VAK 1 - Modal Speaking Exercise # 1
The first thing we are going to in order to help you to begin to acquire more flexibility in the way you speak is to practice speaking in one particular modality at a time.
For this exercise you will break up into groups of three. Thus you will have persons A, B, and C.
- Person A will begin speaking to Person B using only Auditory Words for a full 30 seconds to one minute
- People B will then turn to person C and begin speaking using only auditory words for 30 seconds to one minute
- Person C will turn to person A and speak in only auditory words for 30 seconds to one minute
- Person A will then turn to person B, and begin talking in visual language only.
- Repeat the cycle until you have covered all the primary representational systems
***Do the same drill as before but using the unspecified system just for practice***
VAK 1 - Modal Speaking Exercise # 2
- Break up into Groups of 3
- Person A will begin speaking to Person B in the Visual Modality
- Person B Will Turn to Person C and begin speaking in the Auditory Modality
- Person C Will Turn to Person A and begin Speaking in the Kinesthetic Modality
- Continue to Cycle through the exercise until you have spoken in all three primary modalities. When you feel really confident; work in the unspecified category as well.
- Have fun!
VAK 1 - Modal Speaking Exercise # 3
Putting It All Together…
- Run through the same sequence as in the first two exercises only this time Persons A, B and C will use all Three modalities in their speaking as equally as possible
- Cycle A Thru C with each person speaking for at least 30 seconds and no more a minute
By the way…these are great drills to practice on your own at home or in the car just to get really good at speaking according to a person’s primary coding system. It also makes you more aware of the predicates people use in their speaking.
The Magnificent Seven (+/- Two)
The most powerful Hypnotic language patterns
Presuppositions Defined – Things or elements within a communication that must be accepted, assumed or presupposed as being true in order to make sense of any given communication.
Why Use Presuppositions?
· They are global and therefore useful in any situation or circumstance.
· Because they have the same effect on anyone hearing them, you can use pre-suppositional language to influence large groups as well as a single subject.
· When used properly, presuppositions can naturally and easily induce trance.
· Completely natural and undetectable to everyone (except to those rare individuals who happen to share with you this kind of advanced level of linguistic skills).
· People must accept what is said as true in order for them to mentally process the language and make sense of what you told them.
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The most basics Presuppositions are:
· Existence – something must exist, if it is named it must exist. Naming implies existence.
· Action – something is being done to something. Implies a process is occurring.
Suffix Theory – ing vs. ed
-ing: Creates mental movies and ongoing processes.
- Moving pictures are more real and compelling.
-ed: Creates still photographs, and past tenses.
- Useful in shifting things into the past or de-vivifying an internal experience.
Adverb / Adjective Presuppositions
- Put descriptors before the things they describe.
- Eliminate Mental Friction.
- Force mental pictures to be exactly what you describe.
- Everything that follows the adverb/adjective is presupposed in the sentence.
Examples: Simply, logically, intuitively, easily, naturally, truly, utterly and unlimited, automatically
Tactics: Applying Adverb/Adjective Presuppositions
- When speaking, load as many of these as you can into what you say without sounding unnatural or strange.
- Make your speaking and writing far more real, compelling, and interesting.
- Three or more of these stacked in row will induce trance very quickly, sometimes too quickly so use with precision.
- Two in the front and one in the back is a good rule for use in writing.
Adverb / Adjective Presuppositions
Skill building and installation:
· Craft three basic sentences using the adverb/adjective category.
· Craft three basic sentences in the form of a hypnotic suggestion such as you might use with a client to elicit the results you desire.
· Craft three sentences using the adverb/adjective category that are directly context dependent for application in the real world.
· Write them and speak them out loud, compare their effects when spoken and read.
Words for this Exercise:
· Simply
· Logically
· Intuitively
· Easily
· Naturally
· Truly
· Utterly
· Unlimited
Awareness Verbs
- One of the most powerful and useful of the Magnificent 7.
- Automatically causes the person to undergo the awareness process named in the sentence.
- Anything following the awareness pattern is presupposed in the sentence.
Examples: notice, realize, aware, understand, recognize, comprehend.
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