Prenatal Reimprinting (PNRI) is a new interdisciplinary science and therapeutic methodology that makes it possible to reprogram the central and inner-most part of the brain in order to remove maladaptive and self-destructive personality patterns. That part of the brain is called the paleocortex, and it includes the brain stem up to and including the limbic system.
With Prenatal Reimprinting techniques the paleocortex can be re-imprinted to establish positive beneficial foundations for personality. This process is done without drugs or devices. We can now effectively stop shooting ourselves in the foot.
Patterns of losing can be reprogrammed to be patterns of winning.
To understand the process of imprinting and later-life re-imprinting, let us go back to the earliest period of pregnancy. Within fifteen days after conception the embryo (prenate) begins to develop neuronal tissues that become harmonized to the mother's physical and emotional experiences. This period of our gestation (from the stage of germination through embryonic and fetal periods) establishes our foundational personality patterns.
These patterns are imprinted as the mother experiences her life, and especially as she experiences and relates to her prenatal baby. As explained in the Introduction, when a mother is contented and happy, and is fulfilled nutritionally and emotionally, then there is an opportunity to nurture the developing prenate to attain developmental levels in later life that are truly astonishing, and will have strengths and capabilities far beyond the norm.
When our mother's pregnancy is filled with negativity, then our potential in later life is diminished. These negative prenatal patterns become imprinted as a foundational part of our personality. Our negative imprints limit us (and even cripple us) by shaping the way we perceive our world, and they actually project a reality field within which we seek out life experiences that replicate the cascade of neuro-chemicals that were part of the prenatal shared experience with our mother.
Negative imprinting happens during periods of extreme stress to the mother and her prenate. These stressful experiences imprint as patterns and non-verbal associations at a cellular level in the rapidly developing neuronal tissue of the prenate. Negative imprinting creates maladaptive personality patterns, that is, things don't work as well as they could, and very often result in frustration and failure. Negative imprinting becomes imbedded in the formation of our perceptual filters, and thus they affect the way that we later perceive and cope with life. For example:
Our imprinted prenatal patterns of personality are generally considered to be set at birth, and to be largely unchangeable. Now, however, PNRI accomplishes what no other therapeutic methods can do. PNRI can remove a client's foundational personality problems in a short time and with relative ease, and a client's transformational changes are usually permanent.
PNRI employs specific techniques and methods to selectively access and influence the central part of the brain (paleocortex). PNRI bypasses our established personality (verbal patterns in the neocortex) to work directly with the negative neurochemicals patterns of the paleocortex, effectively removing them and replacing them with beneficial and positive patterns as a new foundation for a better and more self-actualizing life.
PNRI cleans up the self-destructive and self-sabotaging "garbage" in our personality, removing the negative patterns imprinted in our paleocortex, and releases our mental and emotional energies to establish more effective and self-actualizing patterns for:
Elevated stress levels for a woman during pregnancy can have a profound effect on the developing fetus, and can shape personality patterns throughout one's life. Fortunately, recent discoveries in the science of Prenatal Re-Imprinting now permit reprogramming of the foundations of human personality.
PNRI is a technique that was developed for a therapeutic one-to-one setting between a PNRI practitioner and their client. Since PNRI is relatively new, there are only a few persons who are trained to conduct one-to-one sessions. There are plans for developing a formal training and certification program; however, this will take time to bring the benefits of PNRI to large numbers of people.
Accordingly, the major focus of those developing PNRI science it to develop a seminar program that will be able apply PNRI to groups of people, and thus be able to benefit large numbers of people more quickly.