Could any learned soul, help understand the contradiction that the NLP and Sedona Techniques offer?

At their core, philosophically, NLP and Sedona Technique are a pair of opposites. This oppositeness resembles the core difference between Hindu vs. Buddhist styles of meditation. Hindus believe we can change only between lives. Buddhists believe we can also change within lives.

Because of these differences, Hindu styles of meditation tend to focus on transcending one’s suffering, while Buddhist styles tend to focus on becoming able to consciously witness one’s suffering.

Sedona Technique leans toward the Hindu style; mind control which transcends one’s suffering.

NLP leans toward the Buddhist style; becoming consciously able to witness the patterns beneath one’s own suffering.

Finally, know that these two techniques share the same flaw; neither offers a scientific way to measure the presence of wounds let alone the presence of healing. So as with most “healing” techniques, they both focus on reducing suffering.

Is reducing suffering, “healing?”

Not really.

But this is a topic best left for another day.

P.S. Please forgive my oversimplification of these two great practices; Hinduism and Buddhism.