Theory U proposes that the quality
of the results that we create in any kind of social system is a function of the
quality of awareness, attention, or consciousness that the participants in the
system operate from.
Since it emerged around 2006, Theory
U has come to be understood in three primary ways: first as
a framework; second, as a method for leading profound change; and third, as a
way of being - connecting to the more authentic of higher aspects of our self.
Introduction
In this
unique video,
Stephen Gilligan draws
upon the theory of U (Senge & Sharmer
2004) to describe how we experience change in our lives. Stephen says
as we go down the U we are emptying out and letting go of attachments,
and when you reach the bottom of the U you have reached a space where you are
open to the ‘creative field’. This analogy fits very well with Stephen’s ‘Generative
Trance’ work. http://stephengilligan.com/blog/generative-trance-a-third-generation-of-trance-formational-work/
Stephen G. Gilligan is an American author, psychologist and psychotherapist. Gilligan was one of the first students and developers of the work of Milton H. Erickson, considered the founder of modern hypnotherapy. Wikipedia
In this article Michael Carroll, continues with the U theme based on his interpretation of the work of Overfurf and Silverthorn (1995). This model explains how a client subjectively experiences change in trance in the form of a U, starting with the problem state, using trance to let go, accessing hypnotic phenomena to ratify and deepen the trance and experiencing the change work at the bottom of the U, coming up the other side with the post hypnotic suggestions and then reorienting. Click here to read the full article!
NLP, parts are useful until you start believing in them. John Grinder http://www.nlpacademy.co.uk/videos/view/parts_are_useful_until_you_start_believing_in_them/
Stephen
Gilligan Explains Ericksonian Hypnosis 1
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