Ian Ford Quotes

The NT Brain Learns To Categorize And Direct Incoming Signals. NT's "catch" What Comes At Them; This Deadens The Impact. The Act Of Deadening Or Filtering Stimuli Is Called "symbolic Filtering" (a Term Developed For This Book). Symbolic Filtering Converts Real World Stimuli Into An Internal Symbolic Representation Of The Real World. When The External World Is Taken In As Words, It Is Physically Painless.

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