Quit your Drugs with NLP | Mitesh Khatri - Law of Attraction Coach #shorts

7 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this short video, Paridhi Dhingra narrates a personal story about a close friend who arrived at her home with his wife and child, visibly distressed and admitting a severe drug addiction that had progressed to injection use. The friend begged Paridhi for help, specifically requesting NLP (Neuro‑Linguistic Programming) techniques she was known to practice. Paridhi took him to a private room and, drawing on her mastery as an NLP practitioner, applied a rapid‑intervention session lasting about an hour. She combined several NLP methods—switch technique, anchoring, generalization, deletion, distortion, and scrambling—to re‑wire his mental patterns. The intervention was reported as immediately effective: the friend stopped using drugs that day and has remained drug‑free for over fifteen years. The clip serves as a testimonial of NLP’s claimed power to resolve deep‑seated addictions.

old friend of mine, uh, one day came to my house. And, uh, he was— when he came inside with his wife and his kid, good friend, his face told me something was wrong.
Okay.
And I was like, what happened? And he's like, dude, you need to help me. I was like, what happened? And he says, I've been not telling you, but I've been addicted to drugs. And he says, I've gone to the point now where I've touched injections. And he showed me his hands. And he says, now if I don't return, I'm going to destroy my life. And I know you know NLP. Can you help? I said, of course. So his wife was there. I took him in the bedroom. Indu and his wife were sitting in the hall. We worked with him for 1 hour using a specific technique of NLP. There were multiple combinations that you use once you're a master practitioner, right? So we used a switch technique, we used anchoring, we used generalization, deletion, and distortion, we used, uh, scrambling technique, we used all of that— like, dislike. This was a huge problem, right? Believe it or not, And that day he quit. He's not touched drugs till now, and it's been more than 15 years today.
Wow.