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Author:  OverlordPaws [ Wed Feb 06, 2013 5:48 pm ]
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What are your favourite NLP e-books?
List a few please, I don't know any.

Sites would be great aswell, I'm a newb to NLP.

What I want to do with NLP:
Induce emotions. (in self and others.)
Model people subtly. (...and myself.)
Author:  theReal [ Wed Feb 06, 2013 7:16 pm ]
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I'm new to NLP and just ordered the paperback of Introducing NLP by Joseph O'Connor and John Seymour. This book so far as given me the exact introduction that I've been looking for. I'm sure theres an e-book version of it out there, and if not, I highly suggest going out of your way to getting the physical copy of it.
Author:  Raiden2k2 [ Tue Mar 05, 2013 1:55 pm ]
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The Big Book of NLP will give you all the strategies and techniques and methodologies to elicit emotions and states in yourself and others.
Introducing NLP by Joseph O'Connor is another wonderful book that goes through all the basic techniques and methodologies.
Patterns of the Hypnotic Technique of Milton Erickson by Richard Bandler is a clear analysis of the techniques of Milton Erickson and Conversational Hypnosis
The Language Pattern Bible by Kerrin Webb is full of the language patterns you can use to hack minds, embed commands and alter minds.
Reframing by Richard Bandler
Tranceformation by Richard Bandler
If you're not against using Torrents, Piratebay will give you hundreds of books and all of Richard Bandler's programs.

Courses that can alter your mind (with some research and an account with Ryushare or Extabit you'd be able to get most of these free and an account with Legalsounds)

The Power of Conversational Hypnosis by Igor Ledochowski
The Art of Covert Hypnosis by Steve Peliari
The Ultimate Conversation Hypnosis Course by Steve G. Jones
Kenrick Cleveland courses
Author:  Periphery [ Thu Mar 07, 2013 12:01 am ]
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What I want to do with NLP:
Induce emotions. (in self and others.)
Model people subtly. (...and myself.)
Raiden's list is pretty much exactly what I'd suggest too, but I'd also recommend getting a hold of some of the workbook-style books where you have actual exercises to work with. Some of the titles mentioned above are maybe a little too in-depth for what you're looking for but they form the bedrock of NLP literature; a lot of the more up-to-date stuff is plagued by bullshit New Age nonsense so tread carefully and do your research before making any purchases.

As for the quote I've posted from you above, it might be worth looking into specific techniques rather than delving deep into NLP as a whole.

As an aside, I highly recommend the work of Robert Anton Wilson, particularly his book "Prometheus Rising", for opening up your idea of what reality 'is' and how to effect the changes you're looking for.
Author:  alanwak3 [ Fri Apr 12, 2013 5:39 am ]
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you'd be doing yourself a diservice to not read "Monsters and Magical Sticks."
Author:  NamelessHero [ Thu Apr 18, 2013 8:57 am ]
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Clarity by Jamie Smart

http://www.amazon.com/Clarity-Better-Pe ... ds=clarity
Author:  NamelessHero [ Thu Apr 18, 2013 9:01 am ]
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you'd be doing yourself a diservice to not read "Monsters and Magical Sticks."
yeah this is one of the best i stumbled upon...that, and Igor ledochowski Power of conversational hypnosis and Secrets of hypnosis revealed... the problem is classic nlp books are kinda boring and it shouldnt be that way... perhaps you can better pick it up from robert anton wilson or some other guy who uses it a lot and is not officialy considered nlp...

Perhaps one should try Adventures of anybody
Author:  cerebralassassin [ Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:24 pm ]
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i would stick with the bandler books, patterns of the hypnotic techniques is great, guide to trance formation the new edition is really good and comes with a dvd as well, ledochowski, hypnotic language is a good read by john burton, word weaving by trevor silvestre,
Author:  NamelessHero [ Tue May 21, 2013 6:43 am ]
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Perhaps one should try Adventures of anybody
By Richard Bandler, very good NLP book, unlike many others very readable , in a form of fiction...
http://www.scribd.com/doc/110917466/Ric ... of-Anybody

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Author:  alanwak3 [ Mon May 27, 2013 9:55 pm ]
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Perhaps one should try Adventures of anybody
Woah, that's ace! I hadn't even heard of this book until now. Thanks for the link.
Author:  NamelessHero [ Mon May 27, 2013 10:40 pm ]
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Perhaps one should try Adventures of anybody
Woah, that's ace! I hadn't even heard of this book until now. Thanks for the link.
hehee i agree you owe me a bigtime
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