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What ensued subsequent to our (Grinder and Bandler) initial analysis of what we had done at this group meeting is particularly interesting. For reasons now lost in the mists of memory, the next 5 or 6 days immediately succeeding the work in the group and the debriefing which followed hard upon it. Bandler and Grinder were separated physically. One or both of them were on a trip out of town. When they met again, nearly a week had passed since the group work and debriefing. Their encounter is highly instructive. Once again, with all respect to the actual exchange, something close to the following happened:
¡¡Richard: Hey, what's happening!
¡¡John: Hey, you know as well as I do!
¡¡Richard: So, you've seen it!
¡¡John: How could anyone miss it!
The non-referring pronoun it in the above exchange, ofcourse, refers to what we now call eye movement patterns. The furious conversation that followed this some what enigmatic exchange revealed that each of the two men in the week that had passed since the work and debrief during which they had had no contact had had very similar perceptual experiences. More specifically, with the auditory filter for representational systems predicates cleanly in place, they had both been astonished by the regularity and obviousness of the associated eye movements¡Ýitwas as they say, as if the scales had fallen their eyes. The astonishing partwas not that each of the men had independently discovered the eye movement patterns¡Ýas one of them in the exchange says, How could anyone miss it!¡Ýbut that they could have failed to notice this obvious pattern previously!
Grinder and Bandler coded their independent observations into what has now become known as the funny face:
perhaps the most commonly recognized popular icon of NLP. They were struck with the simplicity of the pattern while sensitive to handedness (a common measure of so called cerebral dominance) as well as its robustness-independent of culture and language.
This provided them with the opportunity to test whetherothers, given the original reference point¡Ýthe predicates specified for representational systems¡Ýwould find the same pattern. They then challenged a number of theirstudents to find this pattern. This exercise proved highly successful as the majority of the students so challenged succeeded in finding the same set of eyemovements that the Grinder and Bandler had originally independently discovered.
There are few NLP patterns that can be justly claimed to beoriginal discoveries by the co-creators of NLP (as opposed to modeling ofpatterning already present in the behavior of highly effective people albeit intuitively). The discovery of the eye movements represents one such original piece of research on the part of Bandler and Grinder. The majority of patterns coded by NLP are the result of the modeling of high performers (mapping from tacit knowledge (behavioral competency) to an explicit model; or borrowings fromvarious fields such as linguistics, neurology and others. For example, subsequent to coding the eye movement patterns, Grinder and Bandler raided the Science Library at UCSC and educated themselves (as far as one can through asearch of the literature on a subject) about the set of neurological studies that were in any way associated with their observations of the eye movements. Sure enough, there buried in the literature they found a set of studies conducted in the '50's in which neurologists had discovered that the movementof the eyes from a position at rest focused directly at the center of the field of vision to either side activated the contra-lateral hemisphere
¡Ýthus, if the eyes move from center to the right in a lateral movement, the left cerebral hemisphere is activated, andvice versa. The identification of the significance of the vertical dimension and its coding apparently is an original piece of patterning and coding by Grinder and Bandler.
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