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As I learn, I try to write down new ideas. This helps me to organize my thoughts and to build a clearer picture of what NLP and SS is all about. It is not the scope of this website to list everything about SS and NLP - just the information I am learning.
Anchoring
To me anchoring is a very important part of NLP & SS. If you bring out strong immediate emotions or feeling in someone - you can then anchor that emotion/feeling continually to a touch, sound, picture etc. It is best to discover what kind of person you are dealing with - are they Kinesthetic? Visual? Aural? (It is not a good practice to lump people into these specific categories, but if you were to take a general concensus people will fall into one or the other. However, people can be one, the other or all of the above!)

SOUND
Examples:
Girl at night club - "Hear the music? Listen to that beat! Just POUNDING inside your head? Isn't it funny how everytime you hear that bom bom bom, you can't help but think of me/my voice seems to pop into your head?" - this is a DJ original (I believe) DJ

In this example you have anchored the sound of the music to your voice or image of you. If she stays at the club - the more she hears the music, the more she will think of you!

The sound of your voice is a very powerful anchor. If you link a seductive voice to her imagining the shower, bath, sex - everytime she hears your voice or imagines hearing it, she think of you - RJ.


VISUAL
Examples:
Girl at coffee house - "I can tell something about you. You are a very visual person. You are the type of person that can be talking to someone, but making movies in your head about somewhere else you would rather be. Do me a favour, picture in your mind, something that motivates you"
Her : 'Ok'
Me : 'What is it?'
Her : 'Getting married' (yikes!)
Me : 'Now notice how if you shrink that picture down so it is really small, you really find how it seems less motivating?'
Her : 'Yeah!'
Me : 'But there is a big blank spot that needs to be filled, right? Isn't it exciting, that as you imagine that blank spot, a picture of me and you - just going out and having some fun, just POPS into its place. Makes it seem like something you would want to do, doesn't it?' - RJ

Now visual can be internalizing pictures or what they see in front of them. Internal pictures last longer (IMHO) because they can take them whereever they go. In this example you have anchored what motivates her with the image of you and her going out. So everytime she think of what motivates her, she think of you.

KINESTHETIC (KINO)
Example:
Girl beside you - "You know what it is like when you first step into a hot bath or shower? You can feel the steam coming at you and surrounding you? It is so relaxing and stimulating at the same time [grab her wrist and squeeze gently] As you feel me squeeze gently, can you feel the heat and wetness reach every part of your body? Feels exciting, doesn't it? And the more I touch you, the more excited you find yourself becoming' RJ & DJ

KINO is a great way to anchoring because touching in general is very intimate. To touch someone, they have to let you into their personal space.