The Spirit of NLP: The Process, Meaning and Criteria for Mastering NLP

by L. Michael Hall

This fully revised edition of The Spirit of NLP brings you a brilliant Richard Bandler master training and significant contributions from master trainers Eric Robbie, Wyatt Woodsmall, Tad James, Christina Hall and the late Will McDonald. Providing a deeper understanding of the true genius of the co-developer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, it includes the neurology of NLP, and the development of sleight of mouth patterns. Systematically tackling Programming, Linguistics and Neurology, The Spirit of NLP is ideal for all those wishing to update and expand their understanding, or wanting a fresh and exciting perspective on NLP.

Genres: Psychology

352 pages, Paperback

First published August 22, 1996

Reviews

[Thankful Reader]

This is not a beginner's book. The author does not set the stage or provided definitions for the information he relays. I scanned this book for the most part. I found it overwhelming. After reading another NLP book by one of the co-creators I realized the approach the author took with this book is entirely unnecessary. This is the worst book I have read this year so far.

Nominee - 2014 Award for Worst Book

[Heiki Eesmaa]

Neither the content nor presentation are worth it. Look for other sources.

[Paul Bard]

General information about NLP as a field of study. No spiritual focus per se.

[Guntar Akhmad]

Salah satu kitab NLP saya di kisaran 2005 dulu :-)