Monarch-mind-control

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Pathways
The medical profession uses the term "pathways" to describe the
ways the mind creates biochemical and physiological changes. In
other words, how does the mind consciously decide to change its
body?
When medical researchers began to understand how the two
hemispheres worked, they began to understand better how to
facilitate mind-to-body communication so that they could program
the slave’s mind to control its body. One of the better books on this
subject is The Psychobiology of Mind-Body Healing by Ernest
Lawrence Rossi. Rossi and Erickson devised a three-stage approach
to accessing the person’s inner resources for therapy. This type of
hypnotic-induced healing is a clue to part of how the Body
programs are structured in for body control by the programming.
What some use for good, is used by others for evil. During the
hypnotic work, Rossi uses what is called the "inner mind" of the
person. For instance, to get a person to stop bleeding indirect
hypnotic suggestions are made in the following 3 stages,
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a. a time-binding introduction of "Why don’t you stop
bleeding? Now!"
b. there is an accessing of state dependent unconscious
processes that can control the bleeding, and
c. there is a response by the person which ratifies that the inner
process of stopping the bleeding has actually happened.
The hypothalamus is a very small part of the brain. It is only the
size of a pea, but it contains an immense amount of important
tissues which control all types of inner activities of the body,
including the endocrine, the immune, the neuropeptide and
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