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2. One of the cool things about the
Milton Model is ambiguity.

3. This is when you've got a few vague
words, and you aren't sure what they
mean.

4. One of the specific patterns is called
the "lack of referential index."

5. Usually this involves the playful use of
pronouns.

6. A pronoun (he, she, they) is usually
used after a proper noun is used (Bob,
My Uncle, The Purple Kangaroo With a
Penguin in his Pouch.)

7. For example, if I say, "The kangaroo
looked at me and then he said,
"dude!"

8. It's clear that the "he" refers to the
kangaroo.

9. But what if I said this:

10. "I was fishing with my brother, his
friend, and this kangaroo. Then he
looked at me and told me that learning
hypnosis is pretty easy."

11. In this case the, "he" is unclear.

12. Is it my brother? His friend? The
kangaroo?

13. But while you're brain is trying to
figure out which "he" said "learning
hypnosis is easy" you keep focusing on
the "learning hypnosis is easy."

14. Which means you'll start to believe
that it's true.

15. This is how you can leverage an idea
by using the "lack of referential index
pattern."

16. Here's another way, but on a broader,
more "meta" scale.

17. What is meant by the "super conscious
brain?"

18. Is it the "collective unconscious" that
Jung referred to, which is basically a
whole bunch of different and
unconnected unconscious minds, that
are all very similar?

19. Or is it the Huna style, which is this
one brain in the sky (or in some other
dimension) that we are all plugged
into?

20. Or is it really just one big brain that we
aren't just plugged into, but are all
manifestations of?

21. Luckily, it doesn't matter.

22. Just like the "he said learning hypnosis
is easy" sentence, the real "meat" of
the sentence is not who the particular
"he" is, but the idea that learning
hypnosis is easy.

23. And your own personal belief on the
exact nature of the Super Conscious
(the three of the proposed definitions
above or your own) doesn't really
matter.

24. What matters is that you realize that
YOU are much more than YOU.

25. Whether you believe that means your
raw potential as a biological human
entity, or your metaphysical and
infinite "being-ness" as connected to
the Super Conscious.

26. So long as you make it a point, an
intention, a goal, a daily practice, of
tapping into that Super Conscious,
whatever and however you believe it
to be.

27. How do you do that?

28. Well, it's not on TV.

29. It's not on your iPhone.

30. It's not down at the mall.

31. (Well it is, but access is kind of
difficult!)

32. The easiest access, which you already
know, is through your own inner mind.

33. Deep within contemplation, waiting
between the thoughts you are always
thinking.

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