Researchers have had their “Eureka!” moment, because they have discovered a link to how we ‘find it!’ inside our own minds.
Our deep unconscious “eye accessing cues” indicate where our unconscious is accessing ‘remembered’ or ‘constructed’ information.
The notion that eye movements might be related to internal representations was first suggested by American psychologist William James in his book Principles of Psychology (1890).

Researchers have had their “Eureka!” moment, because they have discovered a link to how we ‘find it!’ inside our own minds. Our deep unconscious “eye accessing cues” indicate where our unconscious is accessing ‘remembered’ or ‘constructed’ information. The notion that eye movements might be related to internal representations was first suggested by American psychologist William James in his book Principles of Psychology (1890).

Researchers have had their&nbsp;“Eureka!”&nbsp;moment, because they have discovered a link to how we&nbsp;‘find it!’&nbsp;inside our own minds.
Our deep unconscious&nbsp;“eye accessing cues”&nbsp;indicate where our unconscious is accessing&nbsp;‘remembered’&nbsp;or&nbsp;‘constructed’&nbsp;information.
The notion that eye movements might be related to internal representations was first suggested by American psychologist William James in his book Principles of Psychology (1890).

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Peter Zapfella is the principal researcher, writer and voice over talent at www.http://peterzapfella.com/

www.InternetHypnosis.Shop is now the largest online resource of subliminal affirmations and fast becoming the largest collection of downloadable self help hypnotherapy and neuro linguistic programming NLP therapies available on the internet.

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