Have a peek into UltraMind’s new LongHorn-Class Machine

The advancements over the X2 include an infrared stimulator, quad cores, sonic input and a stronger brain.
Not yet in mass production, but a first model is out.

Close to completion, the longhorn is approaching prototyping stage.

Finalized features on the longhorn:

+ QuadCore: the tachyon matrix will fill 3/4 the case and bristle with four internal scalar-crystal stimulators in juxtaposition. What you get is pressurized , condensed energy.
+ Patch cord: Embedded quality speakers will allow you to link your PC and pump in healing tunes (PC not included). The URad CD comes with some healing tunes you can use. Raise the volume high enough and you’ll vibrate the unit to your rock music.
+ Upgraded tachyon cores: The powdered metals and micronized crystals used in the Jobetite-UltraRAD class devices have undergone a Generation 4 upgrade. While the proportion of resin to metal remains the same, the materials have undergone subtle changes. A cross section of the core will reveal a nice homogeneous mix that looks like red granulated granite.
+ Brain: The RADX2 brain remains in the unit. Software has been tweaked slightly to increase stability and efficiency. Keypads may be optional.
+InfraRed Stim: Small amounts of infrared heals body and moves the chi. Should testing prove the value-adding properties of an infrared diode, it will go into the unit.
+ Price: A few dollars above the X2. And by a few, I don’t mean +$1000. I mean something in the range of +$50

Pictures will come when the prototype leaves the cave.

I like taking long trips. Not just for business, but also for pleasure drives.

Zipping through the highways along the NLEX can be a dream on a humming Type-R K20 engine. Feel that pulsing excitement as those 18 inches rocket your derrier past meandering Aveos and laggardly Citys.

But…My smile crumples into a frown when a big belching bus distorts my view. Now that’s pure eyesore.

Worse, imagine the havoc those fumes do to your internal air conditioning - the lungs, not the Civic’s.

No matter how efficient the vehicle’s cabin, those fumes are bound to get in and tick off a few days of my already short lifespan.

I began fighting the fumes. Here’s a simple upgrade to the car’s air system: an orgone generator mounted up front and a NeoTec air purifier mounted up back. That’s a rush of chi, negative ions and a bit of ozone to knock the toxins and DOR (hopefully) off the air.

Now I need a rail gun to knock those buses off the road.

Right now, as you’re reading this article, notice something. Do you have a headache? No? Did you notice that you didn’t have a headache until I asked that question? Stop for a minute and appreciate the fact that you don’t have a headache. Celebrate that your head feels good.

Do you find that a little goofy? Yet it’s usually only when our head hurts that we wish we’d remember what it feels like not to have a headache. Only when we feel lousy can we appreciate what it’s like to feel well.

That’s not a lot different than the way we view our companies or organizations - or really, our lives. We don’t really think much about the things that are going well until something happens to throw us off our game. At that point we need a quick fix so we can get back to taking the health of our bodies or our organizations for granted.

What might we do to maintain our health, whether that’s our physical health or our organizational health? What might we do right now - today - when we don’t have a headache, to ensure we won’t get one - or at least to have a plan if we do? Read the rest of this entry »

It’s one of those days. You make a passionate speech. Then, your mood is dashed as the audience lobs contradiction and rebuttal. You walk away dejected.

Hours later the perfect counter-reply pops into your brain. You groan. Why in the world didn’t you think of that earlier??? You could just kick yourself in the butt.

Stop for a moment, and consider how many times this happened to you. Once? Twice? A dozen times?

People throw us zingers everyday. We deflate, especially when we fail to come up with a PROMPT defense.

Consider the following nasties that wreck our day:

“You’re late again. You don’t love me.”

“That’s lousy work; you’re no good.”

“Why are all you religious people so narrow minded?”

“If you love me you’ll have sex with me. Since you refuse, you don’t love me.”

Don’t you wish you had the perfect answers to these seemingly daunting questions?

As you read this and recall the countless frustrations you’ve faced, you naturally begin to wonder why there are some special people who always come up with the right answers. You’ve met them. The perfect debaters. The unstoppable negotiators. The superb orators.

Pocket that frown. You too can be an Aristotle . It just takes deploying the right tools. With proper semantic implements, you CAN be a master negotiator. You CAN manhandle arguments with ease. No longer will you say, “I wish I said xxxx when she told me that!”
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Cheers cheers!

Mr. Rob D. and his friends just accomplished a 2 day dating-masterclass with I and Mr. Santos. Boy were they raring and eager to try out their skill.

Here’s a shot of Rob and friends surround by a bevy of beauties dancing at Blue Onion. I was impressed. Simply applying the 3 second technique and situational pacing, they broke ice and made friends. Beautiful friends.

I wanted a better shot, but with the jam packed crowd and flashing lights, it was next to impossible.

My hats off to you Rob!

Joey

A rash of robberies had been circulating the metro. No, it’s not the gun-up-your-nose variety. Word on the street told of something more spine-chilling.

The modus operandi smacked of urban legend: an unsuspecting commuter would run into a total stranger. Next thing he knew, he was happily withdrawing his entire savings at the closest ATM and forking it over. No resistance. No shots fired. Everyone was happy. At least, until the poor fella got home and snapped out of it. That’s when the wailing and gnashing of teeth began.

I dismissed the stories at first. I believe in mind power and I practice conversational hypnosis, but there’s no way sneaky NLP can compel even a doofus to part with his ATM.

But then my friend, Dr. H. got robbed. Same modus operandi. He grinned all the way home… then snapped out of it.

Ye Gods! What had happened?

I talked with my 72 year old friend. He talked with the police. Ultimately we discovered how it was done.

Yes, conversational hypnosis was used. The thieves were master storey tellers; they can create rapport with words and nonverbal communication. But they had extra help.

A drug. Similar to truth serum.

The police revealed that some miscreants surreptitiously administer the drug through some transdermal patch or a tiny needle. They’d bump into you and whoops…. you never notice you’ve been stuck. There goes your capability to resist. You’d feel like a happy hippie saying “yeah man” to everything they say.

Hmmmm…. if what the cops say is true, then we may as well go around wearing kevlar. Or at least, leave the ATMs at home.

Magicians with Amnesia
By Kate Corbin

Remember Who You Really Are. This is a magical Universe and we are all magicians. We are totally empowered Masters of the Universe with a major case of amnesia. We have forgotten who we are. We have forgotten that we can be and do and have whatever we desire. We have forgotten that we can feel joy every moment of every day. We have forgotten that we are in charge of our lives, often behaving as if we’re imprisoned. Remembering Who You Really Are is the key that unlocks the cell. Awaken the memory and take your rightful place as a Master of the Universe.

Rejoice in your greatness. I’m not talking about your potential for greatness. I’m talking about how magnificent you are right now. You don’t need to change in order to be wonderful. You are wonderful precisely as you are. You don’t need to lose weight, have a facelift, or wear designer clothes. You don’t need to change a thing. You just need to remember Who You Really Are.

“We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be?” – Marianne Williamson
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What Does Your Body Language Tell?
By George Williams

It is your choice whether to listen or not listen to someone talking. You listen when needed and wanted to, but do other people see you as a good listener? Listening skills are essential for good relationships and are also a critical skill in many professions, especially the helping professions. Whether you’re maintaining a happy marriage relationship, counseling someone with problems, or coaching members of your team for business success, good listening skills lead others to feel more comfortable. They will have more confidence in you and hold you in higher esteem.

You may not realize how important your body language is, when others view you. It is even more important that your words. So, what says ‘good listener’ and inspires in others who speak to you the confidence that you really are listening? Your body language, of course! Even if you really are listening to every word, you won’t be seen as a good listener unless you have the right body language.

A poor listener has many of these traits -leans away or even turns away slightly, arms folded, maybe a bit of impatient toe tapping, and frequently looking elsewhere. Or, if someone starts to read then you know for sure they’re not listening! And of course if your body language suggests you don’t want to listen, the other person will feel less comfortable talking with you and will be less likely to confide in you. This is a good recipe for creating distance and miscommunication in a relationship.
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“I don’t get it!…”

“I’ve a nice car. I’m accomplished. My A-List CV make the next guy look funky. I even wear the latest Armani! Why doesn’t she flip for me? Why am I always alone??”

STOP!

How many times did you pound the dashboard of your Corvette bewailing this persistent question?

The avenue to Romance is littered with roadkill hearts and unrequited love.If you think you’re unique in your loneliness, think again. There is enough dashboard pounding out there to start a global orchestra of dire distress.

But don’t despair. Before you spin out of control, deploy the airbags fast. These strategic maneuvers should cruise you back on track:
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