Neuro Linguistic Programming | Ram Verma | TEDxFORESchool

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NLP Trainer Ram Verma speaks about empowering and bringing a change in one's life through simple exercises.
Ram Verma is an eminent NLP trainer in India. He has been empowering people for the last one and a half decades. He has the biggest ever exposure of making change in the lives of people across the country. Since 2001, he has conducted his NLP and Brain mapping workshops in different part of the country. Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) is the study of what works in thinking, language, and behavior. Mr. Verma has addressed more than four lac people through his various courses, of which more than ten thousand have enjoyed his fire-walk workshops.
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[@EV-EV-EV]

10:00 he starts talking about NLP

[@itsmanish1996]

Thank you

[@ShivanshuRoy]

Thank you

[@Amezmam]

tnx

[@cjmontalvoful]

One of the best TedX talks without extraordinary visuals and audio is truly impressive.

[@georgeg3485]

Despite the audio problems, Mr. Verma presented a brilliant approach to using the NLP logical levels to invoke change. I am a mind coach, hypnotist and NLP trainer, and can spot a nugget such as the concepts Mr. Verma introduced. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@rahaul4u]

Hi George . I think you are the right person to ask....what's the difference between Hypnotherapy and NLP.... Thanks

[@georgeg3485]

@@rahaul4u Dear Vinayak, what is known as hypnotherapy has traditionally been used to place a person into a hypnotic trance and give the person suggestions or even instructions to effect change in the subconscious mind and consequently therapeutic change. The role of the hypnotherapist and the client are known and there is somewhat an expectation of change taking place. NLP was developed as a modeling discipline where practitioners who excel in their field are modeled (the way they work is formalized into a process and refined so that it can be taught to others to use). It happened that the first group of people modeled were the therapists Virginia Satir, Fritz Perls, Milton Erickson, and a few others. Of these only Milton Erickson was a hypnotherapist who is the source of the hypnotic language patterns in NLP. Since then, NLP has been used to model people who have excelled in other fields including business, education, self-development, etc. Both NLP and hypnotherapy work on the subconscious mind. NLP has also been used within hypnosis sessions for powerful results. NLP can also be used to induce hypnosis, although NLP on its own can be considered a hypnotic process as a person goes into their own imagination (and therefore, their subconscious) and recreate their world differently for change to happen. NLP can penetrate into the subconscious of some very skeptical clients who would be hard to hypnotize using traditional methods. Personally, learning hypnosis provided depth to my understanding of how NLP works. Learning both Hypnosis and NLP can equip you for more successful therapy sessions.

[@judichristopher4604]

@@rahaul4u NLP and Hypnotherapy go hand-n-hand

[@judichristopher4604]

@@georgeg3485 OMGosh George... You said it so well. Thank you so much!!! You are exactly right. I have been using NLP since the 70s I had both of my children (without drugs) using NLP

[@Ramadmurthy]

Good morning Sir, I am extremely happy to have watched this video. It was my cherished dream to become a NLP trainer. I don't have any suggestions in this regard. Hence, you and the reader of this are requested to provide me the information. Which University in India offering this unii course? I look forward to hearing more from you. Thank you very much.🙏🙏

[@DrSRanjanMBBSAcupuncturist]

“To STRENGTHEN THE CONNECTION between your conscious and subconscious, is to gain access to a map and compass, as you travel through parallel worlds.” ― Kevin Michel, Moving Through Parallel Worlds To Achieve Your Dreams

[@sigmamale520]

who are you?

[@raymonparenteau6547]

Its seriously the greatest gift ever and you never get bored of it the more you learn the more you strengthen your mind it just keeps getting crazier. There are no limits

[@DamonCart]

Nothing against Ram Verma but this doesn't give a good demonstration of how NLP works. I think many people will watch this and think this isn't going to work for them especially when he's just telling his demonstration subjects to "Create a powerful belief around..." To understand NLP and use it effectively you need to understand the programming that creates beliefs and how to navigate it and rewire it. Simply telling someone to change their belief or create a better belief doesn't usually work and that's why we learn and practice NLP, to understand how it works so we can change it.

[@ctallovesyou]

It seems he was not prepared well , he lacks the connect in this talk .

[@firehawk895]

could your recommend other talks/reading material?

[@DamonCart]

@@firehawk895 I unload a massive amount of NLP material on my channel. As far as books go, anything by Steve and Connirae Andreas.

[@sarvar24]

@life mastery.. I am subscribing your channel for NLP stuff. 😊

[@blacktortoise6812]

Wow, stealing his audience right under his nose.

[@p2brams]

I cleared my mind and tried programming a better audio quality...it didn’t work.

[@devangbadiyani4574]

try clearing your mind with bose headphones

[@arunrachalwar3353]

NAILED IT!

[@lakshyamodi1]

worked for me i didnt knew audio was bad unless I saw the comments and still can not believe that audio is bad haha

[@rakeshkumar-zr8du]

@@lakshyamodi1 our cheap earphones makes every sound sound same. Lol

[@geetee3561]

Try some with Dresbeats lol

[@kingofthetrill3586]

amazing words. they didn’t give this man the audio justice he deserves.

[@SomebodySaveRap]

Lol

[@mohdaminkhan7510]

Exactly 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jaggdeepkaur777]

Interesting exercise. So basically its reflection and manifesting the future aligned with your purpose. I would love to learn more about it. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@richardkamya4566]

Me too

[@instentheos8754]

NLP is such a great, wonderful technology. I wished the video had better sound quality.

[@kamranaslam7197]

John Durf Hm

[@instentheos8754]

Kamran Aslam ?

[@iunary]

also known as "unsubstantiated nonsense with no basis in scientific fact"

[@thehillsx1]

iunary well done for paraphrasing something you read on the internet

[@RHINO41153]

@@iunary explain "Scientific Fact"... name just one simple example... and know that you are wrong. Scientific Facts 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000, years ago are not held true today...

[@Ramadmurthy]

I am extremely interested to know more about NLP. I happen to find a wonderful plaftorm to find unique personalities. I am indebted to TEDX and the speaker.

[@martinwilliams9866]

"What you need to do" means "What I need you to do" it's called a referential index shift in NLP's meta-model.

[@lizpavlovic2120]

The sound is not great but with earbuds, it's ok. Maybe some comments say this is not real NLP but I actually went through the process shown in this video. I did not do the whole stepping thing and it took about a couple of years. I saw what was not working for me, where the disconnect was between what I wanted and what I had, what changes I had to make, etc. I am still in the process of getting exactly where I want to be but at least I know exactly what it is and how to get there.

[@MrXtenzion]

He really sold me with the part he told us he has been working with people in Bollywood!

[@AjayKumar-mf1xl]

Very inspiring and simply put across, i liked the simplicity to putting across your ideas, All the very best

[@gdawg2389]

Maybe hire a professional audio company next time? This audio is terrible.

[@maandhammratnajadhav]

Thanks for insights. Helpful.

[@petergaal6489]

It seems that nowadays there are so many techniques sold for finding happiness avoid suffering and reach success. Just another holy show and way to make money.

[@321backlip]

Have you ever had a profound moment of realization in your life, now imagine being able to consciously work towards that moment.

[@petergaal6489]

@@321backlip yes and Im doing it instead of going for therapies and searching for some magical technique which will help me. No....these people are living on people who are confused and lost.

[@karanvij00]

@@petergaal6489 People who are mentally strong (like you) might not need help. But others do need help. Not everyone is as strong as you. So, take a chill pill.

[@user-yk5xu8gr1e]

@@petergaal6489 you either must be genetically gifted or have had loving parents…

[@12mauigirl]

NLP is not new. This man found his niche. You have argued for your limitations...they are yours....enjoy

[@saumitragautam6579]

Thanks.

[@electrify9447]

Thank you I will do it

[@keepupgradingyourself-neet8863]

Thankyou Ram Verma sir for the amazing presentation....👍 Tedex should have made good audio...

[@richardkamya4566]

This was soo helpful. Thank you

[@legalontologies7656]

Will this even work?

[@qq1648]

Interesting video, the poor sound quality and lack of visual aids make it painful to watch. I do agree that there is an amount of significant results in mind-programming, as marketers have A-B tested things like NLP for years. To call it a pseudoscience would ignore the factual evidence behind its marketing. Scott Adams had said, and I quite agree: "90% of NLP is marketing, 10% is real and very powerful" Distill NLP to its core concepts and you have a lean and effective method of communication.

[@robbymillsap9842]

Unfortunate audio technical difficulties :(

[@hemantsahay]

Inspiring message from Ram sir.

[@ElGalloUltimo]

If you came here looking to learn the conceptual frameworks and techniques used by NLP, I suggest looking up "What is NLP & How Does It Work? Neuro Linguistic Programming Basics". This video appears to just be a long, rambling (and unsuccessful in my case) attempt by someone to use a single NLP technique on his listeners, with poor sound quality to boot.

[@Ashimann]

Wow ram verma sir its an eye opener

[@PihanSingh]

Thank you sir

[@நான்சேவகன்]

Sir, How do you remove the impressions of negative events in the past life?

[@judichristopher4604]

NLP and PTSD "Tapping"

[@judichristopher4604]

@just Abhi It is too long to explain here. Look up on KZbin: PTSD Tapping... I am a NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programmer & a Hypnotist. Example: (This just happened to me a minute ago!) I am getting in shape and losing weight. I have used NLP/self-hypnosis to (talk to myself) to Eat right, Exercise, and NOT to eat anything that is not good for my body. I have a LIST of what I can not eat. I have instructed my subconscious mind to hate the taste of what is on my list of what not to eat. I went to the store and bought store bought cookies. Cookies are not the problem. Anything with PRESERVATIVES... I could eat a cookie that I made from scratch... but not a store bought cookie. So a few minutes ago... I decided I was going to eat that cookie... I tried... It tasted really funny and almost made me sick to my stomach... I could NOT finish the cookie!!! YUCK This is how I help clients to STOP SMOKING too! I thought ... dany it... I did self hypnosis to NOT eat junk food. My Subconscious KNEW that cookie was not good for me... and it did what I instructed it to do... make me NOT want the cookie... YeaH... NLP/Hypnosis works. WHAT we tell ourselves really does effect us in our daily life!

[@Awaken218]

Incredible!!!

[@shannonkringen]

need better sound yes. i am interested in what is possible for me and everyone else. the brain is flexible: neuroplasticity and Neuro Linguistic Programming etc.

[@vishesh4302]

Great sir ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@remadepukka]

cant listen or watch this anymore...poor TEDx outcome

[@johnmedigeri15]

Thankyou sir

[@Ekinpot]

this comment section is filled with ungreatful people.

[@buddyguy2669]

Amed haøidi *ungrateful. This is programming at its finest. We are all being socially engineered, including yourself here on KZbin.

[@RISHABHJAIN-wz8qi]

Sir if you can please recommend the book from where you learned these techniques after 80 tries.

[@mywifibtich7002]

What is he saying 27sec, help anyone? Thnx

[@shahanmajumdar1974]

poor communication by the individual,,,not worth being uploaded in tedx

[@SunilUpadhyay_TheLifeChanger]

Did you came in TED x?

[@Sbannmarie]

Trying to focus- I find the Indian accent really hard to concentrate on.

[@saikavitakumar222]

We find your accent difficult too. Try to learn.

[@harshjha1405]

Do yourself a favour, perform the activities with those students, it's like meditation.

[@judichristopher4604]

Yes Ma'am... You are Right!!!!

[@samjhanapokharel9062]

Very useful

[@katye02]

Why is the sound quality so shtty?

[@TheToneBender]

Maybe if there's a dude with a heavy accent AND bad audio quality think about adding subtitles

[@lakshmijoshi2014]

Very interesting one, good teaching.

[@stigmatizedminstrel1837]

Thanks

[@cjmontalvoful]

Amazing!

[@yogeshjadhav78]

Great.. About which book he referred he read 80 times....?

[@Rohit11Sh]

Unlimited Power..by Anthony Robbins

[@Jasminecbisme]

Bummer, I really wanted to hear this, but the audio quality is really lacking which leads to not being able to understand his accent.

[@blacktortoise6812]

Does this NLP stuff work?

[@pacharapolwithayasakpunt7076]

English transcript, please.

[@gagandeepsinghluthra5694]

Which book did he read 80 times?

[@pauljohny200]

Prince and the frog ..nlp ..any nlp student know sthe above guy is a fraud ..she is communication skill ..and you can know he doesnt have the know how.

[@tushar1971ify]

Laws of success Napolean hill

[@sethat8e]

Between the accent and poor audio quality I cant follow this.

[@adolfotadeo4021]

why not have subtitles

[@judichristopher4604]

YES... CC ... Closed Captions

[@strictlycoaching3793]

Good Effort but as NLP Trainer myself I think you should go more methodical way for even layman's as well describing all the theories first from scratch and then their application to theory

[@clay25420]

Criticism should best come from someone who can express an idea clearly, with some sense of proper sentence structure and grammar. I hope your communication skills have improved since that comment.....

[@UzmayNauzli]

English is not your language sir, u r good in your own language. i appreciate your knowledge but i cant concetrate on this one as its not making the impact your other lecture does.

[@EdwardRobinson-c6n]

0473 Thea Bridge

[@STNMNinc]

Was happy to find this minus the terrible audio

[@asad78936]

I really appreciate his efforts but being an expert Body Language and NLP expert, i would say , had he communicated in language easy for him instead of english, his ability to motivate and change would have enhanced multi folds. Here , his focus ,his efforts are divided ,affecting grossly the impact he is trying to achieve over the audience and viewers. Anyways, it was good to listen to him.

[@michaelherbert3871]

Horrible audio after the 4 minute mark. Can't suffer through it. Goodbye.

[@DavidRivera-wr4up]

The sound quality sucks! And makes it hard to listen to

[@cryingonion2]

bad sound quality

[@sunilthehumanitarian8379]

Ted x is great

[@kishorchauhan1934]

waste of time. no clarity at the end of video on how to practice this.

[@daffertube]

Try again.

[@PaulMcMinotaur]

Why did I watch this video? Is there a purpose? I want one

[@sigmamale520]

the one with the specs xD took so tiny steps lol

[@Swami_Omeshwranand]

🌷👌🌹 You always rock ✩★✩★✩

[@Sid_Bansal]

How do we contact you?

[@poonamgurnani1262]

This is too good

[@harshachavda1541]

Very nice thank you

[@lalotz]

what's up with the audio?

[@AnujSalunkhe1612]

Which book he read 80 times

[@kirankhuspe1291]

Very good sir

[@rajeshsaw5592]

He was advertising his own business in first half of this video. Why didn't TED edit this part? It made me bored and I didn't watch the last part of video that had the demo of nlp technique. wasted my time.

[@OmRecordingsStudio]

Very good speech

[@ranme3638]

Audio quality terrible...re record the video ok

[@shadako2]

audio gets better 5 min in....

[@arundoctor]

bad audio

[@robfut9954]

Why do people call it a “technology” instead of a “method” or “system” lol

[@rushdialrashed9627]

Could not listen! The voice is very poor. Very.

[@TheLeschhorn]

put some subtitles on the thing jeez

[@judichristopher4604]

Yes... Closed Captions

[@pauljohny200]

Insulted all the nlp practioners.

[@belalnoor9686]

How? I'm new to nlp

[@galvesda]

Audio is very bad

[@smrititiwari8430]

👏

[@anilk3417]

Video is good, but audio sucks a lot 😏😏😏

[@gmcacadia9973]

Too hard to understand. Audio sucks

[@kamboj746]

Poor audio but nice msg.

[@eqh1593]

Fire the soundguy who thought it was a great fcuking idea to have the monitor pointed at him for feedback

[@jeromekerngarcia]

The friend who pointed me to this video said she thought "maybe it should have been called TEDx FORESkin"

[@jimwalsh2548]

Understand this better if he spoke Hindi .

[@pinkidabas8044]

Jim Walsh I m agree

[@saiedboromand4761]

Raj komar Namaste

[@SunilSharma-rb9bm]

Another Only just Rs 99 only...

[@oh_rhythm]

Humans don't like status quo; false. A lot of humans do.

[@ramanansui629]

Theirs, but not others.

[@user-yk5xu8gr1e]

Lol change is the rule of life hopefully change for better

[@Klassenfeind]

fell asleep after 3 minutes :/

[@snkrfocus6317]

exactly why I'm watching it, it's either annoying or borinng xD

[@judichristopher4604]

JuJuBe is my nickname too!!!

[@andymorphic67]

should be ashamed of the sound quality on this

[@roychan558]

not worth watching. bad sound quality added with the accents.

[@amitacharya548]

This more useful in hindi

[@kryssimarie]

Neuro linguistics has been discredited and it consider at pseudoscience at best, and a cult at worst. I am disappointed that TED would promote this content.

[@gagandeepsingh874]

Why ??

[@angelrivera7845]

Why is nlp extra popular in places in India

[@vigneshgurusamygv1544]

Angel rivera b coz, it is a western concept.😂😂

[@SumatiKhattry1]

Because we are emotional fools...thats why we need this the most . Not like most ov other nationalities which are based on practicality....

[@SumatiKhattry1]

Vignesh Kumar Who told u....Its comoletely Indian what they havr done is rename it and pacakaged it just like they have done with yoga i.e power yoga etc..😅😅

[@chakrisanagavaram8101]

Very ineffective way of communicating the concept of NLP , more like a rhetoric and centred around "I" , "me"

[@terrenzojones4560]

Speak your own I and me into existence as its actually me myself and I, because theres only one you unless you have a twin that does everything just like you. To which that would be a mirror.

[@ctallovesyou]

Mr ram verma is good in hindi whereas english is not so impressive though .

[@_sudipidus_]

A big Ted talk on pseudoscience