What are embedded commands?
Embedded commands, also called subliminal messages and indirect suggestions, are an effective tool in your communication. With this technique you package the imperative (subconscious communication) in a normal sentence (conscious communication).
What is an embedded command in NLP?
An NLP Embedded Command is a command that is inside a longer sentence marked out by voice, tone or gesture.
Do embedded commands work?
Embedded commands work best when they are done covertly, not obvious. So, obviously the above statements are not subtle by any standard. You need to learn to incorporate them into a broader daylight. There are ways to embed commands between sentences that hide the command.
Why are embedded commands effective?
Embedded commands often are used in a larger sentence structure to deliver them more smoothly and gracefully. The listener will not consciously relaize the directives that have been given to him or her. NLP Embedded Commands. Using NLP Embedded Commands, you are literally planting an idea in someones head.
Why are embedded commands so effective?
Embedded commands are softening language. They are good at bypassing the conscious mind to place ideas directly into the subconscious.
What is the best hypnotic language pattern?
Covert Hypnotic Language Patterns The best hypnotic language pattern is the embedded command. A command is simply an imperative form, a short statement like “turn left,” or, “add water.” When used as an embedded command, you simply put it in the middle of a sentence.
What are the most misunderstood aspects of hypnotic language?
14. Embedded Commands An embedded command is a verbal command that sticks out like a sore thumb to your unconscious. What’s the purpose? To seed a particular idea in your client’s unconscious mind. Let’s stop here for a second. These are truly some of the most misunderstood aspects of Hypnotic language. Some people treat them like a “one and done”.
How do embedded commands affect the unconscious?
Using one embedded command will not have as strong as an effect as a series of embedded commands. It’s more of a pattern for your unconscious to follow. The more you embed commands the more your client’s unconscious will take notice. It’ll see these as a separate message. Thats a long winded explanation. Here’s the short and thick of it:
Do you treat embedded commands like a one and done?
Some people treat them like a “one and done”. Here’s where most people get tripped up. Using one embedded command will not have as strong as an effect as a series of embedded commands. It’s more of a pattern for your unconscious to follow. The more you embed commands the more your client’s unconscious will take notice.