I try to use simple anchors like when I talk about someone like for instance my last girlfriend being "very attractive" discretely pointing at my chest when I say it.

My question is can you anchor several feelings with the same gesture?

Like also say "she.....was very easy to like" & also use the exact same pointing gesture on the second part, or would that blow the first anchor out, or can you stack on them & get simultanous feelings.

Also If I had my beer in my hand, when I make this gesture (seems to make it more comfortable for me to gesture) would that help, hurt, or have no impact as long as she could see my hand pointing back clearly at me when I want to anchor those feelings.

I've got a party to go to this Saturday night. I'm going to do some "magic" tricks that will use anchors and create earth-shattering feelings for the willing participant. I will try a variation using stacked anchors on the same trigger, and get back to you with my findings. I've seen RJ do it in video, but I can't say that I've tried it myself.

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Sure..
As long as they aren't contradictory..
Like polar opposites... That would fuck up the anchor.

But it's usual to anchor all sorts of good feelings and emotions to yourself and your body.. you'll see public speakers and politicians doing this all the time.
They'll throw the duality really in.
They'll be pointing out to "those, .. bad.. things... them, they. etc."
and they'll point inwards to "these, good, things... us, we. etc."

So sure. anchor several things to the same anchor... just don't create a conflicting anchor...

(to play with your mind a little; you <i>can</i> anchor both feeling attracted and feeling angry to the same thing, as these to don't necessarily conflict.)