Monthly Archives: April 2005

Unconscious Installation or Installing into the Unconscious?

More on Repatterning, Repetition, Unconscious Installation. At Marknosis, Rex Karz points out that one really should state one’s outcome goal when seeking advice or the advice can’t be as meaningful or useful. Good point, the targeted outcome would make a difference . . . one would think. Rex noes that if an “unconscious installation” is…

stereoscopic projector . . .

Now . . . bring the price down and make them more readily available to the home consumer and we’ve got a nice puppy deal . . . 3D stereoscopic projectors: Lightspeed Design Group and InFocus announced the co-development of a new 3D projector for offices, labs, boardrooms, CAD offices, game rooms and anywhere else…

The 3D Revolution . . . nintendoish

More on the Nintendo Revolution having stereoscopic 3D capabilities . . . Rumor Control: The 3D Revolution . . . current rumors are that it will somehow have a projection adapter? This week saw some new rumors about Nintendo’s next-generation console surface. The most interesting of these came from Burgess, who has long-standing ties to…

the “pull my finger” hypnotic induction . . .
. . . Repatterning, Repetition, Unconscious Installation

Being playful at the Hypnosis Technique Exchange, I was feeling impish on the Marknosis list where it was recently asked if repeated viewings of the Richard Bandler Neruohypnotic Repatterning seminar videos might help strengthen the acceptance of the skills that are “unconsciouslly installed” within the stories during the lecture . . . Well, I suppose…

welcome to . . .
. . . the WAKING DREAM

With this post, I am creating a couple new categories for Life of Brian . . . the Waking Dreams series of focused trance guided imagery brief sojourns into the imagination.  As regular visitors to my webpages at http://www.briandavidphillips.com know, I love guided imagery.  It is relaxing and quite enjoyable . . . which is…

Stage Fright . . . trancework

Lyn Gardner writes in the Guardian Unlimited that not all right on the night. The piece discusses stage fright and how some actors have overcome it . . . of particular interest is Daryl Hannah’s success with hypnosis in overcoming her own stage anxiety. While the article does not intend to, it over simplifies some…

Digital versus Film . . .

I love digital and I love film but I prefer digital for ease of use and processing and storage and a whole slew of things . . . here’s a comparison of digital and film. Don’t see enough of a difference to change my opinions . . . but the remark about folks saying the…

Perception Becomes Reality. . .

Terry at Blog Sisters makes some excellent points about girls and math . . . even though girls in advanced math classes at university were making higher grades than their counterpart boys in basic classes, they though the boys were better at math than them. Duh. Does not bode well for everything we’ve been supposedly…

The New Virtual

Jeffrey Veen discusses Bruce Sterling and the new virtual. Sterling’s talk was on how we can now fabricate things in real space via virtual technologies, actually replicating virtual objects via technology by inputing a model or design into the computer and then dropping the design into a special fabricating printer that prints it out as…

My Home Town . . .
. . . Abilene, KS

Just for fun, I took a peek at my home town on Google Maps . . . Abilene, Kansas, United States . . . it’s a small town and looks even smaller via sattelite imagery. Sometimes, I miss the people, my family, friends . . . don’t miss the Winter.