Hypnosys in Our Life

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Hypnosis is an artificially induced state of relaxation in which the mind is more than usually receptive to suggestion

Is magic all about tricks or hypnoos ? How can hypnotic tricks be captured on camera if it is purely to do with our mids ? Eg if levitation is a mind-trick how is it visible on TV ?

Psychologists will tell you that hypnosis is simply a state of relaxation. That the illustrations of people on TV being placed in a trance and given tasks to do that they don’t realize that they are doing, is a farce.

I know someone who went through such a thing, who claims that she really did not realize what she was doing was odd.

As a kid, I also participated in games of "light as a feather, stiff as a board", where a subject is instructed on a variety of visuals, and 2-3 other kids are able to lift them in the air, each with just one finger. The fact that that seemed to defy the laws of gravity and physics, can not be explained as simply affect of "relaxation".

I don’t believe in mass hypnosis, however, as I do believe a subject needs to be a willing participant. But then, maybe I’m wrong.

No, Mismagius does not learn Hypnosys.

I recently purchased a hypnosys cd. I felt the effects the first time I listened but not after this. I feel it is because I always fall asleep while listening. The company where I purchased this urged you to call if you were having problems with this and they would give you tips, but nobody called me back. Any suggestions on how to stay awake while listening? Also, how will you know when you are hypnotized?
The first thing I would ask, is when do you wake up? At the end of the CD session, or many hours later? If you find that your always falling asleep during it, when you are listening, what time of day, are you particularly tried when you listening. You might want to try listening at a different time of day when your not as tired. As to how you will know when your hypnotized, everyone is different. Some people just feel very relaxed, others feel very little difference, while others just zone right out, and others will feel like they have just woken from a very deep sleep. The disadvantages with hypnosys CD’s is they tend to be generic where a live session, the hypnotist can adjust the session depending on the responses of the client. Compact disks don’t have that luxury/ability to adjust to a client’s particular needs. That being said, since you’ve said you felt the effects the first time, it would appear that you did have some response to the session. As a client becomes more “practiced” at entering a state of hypnosys, they will often enter a deeper state. Generally the deeper the state, the less conscious mind is involved. As a result, often the client will not “consciously remember” as much of the session as they did previously, but this doesn’t necessarily mean they were “asleep.” Hope that helps some. Email is on the profile if needed.

I would like to try this as I have reach a plateau with talk therapy. And normal hypnosis doesn’t work for me. I am 44 devorced, alone and carrying too many issues.

The procedures that you mentioned are techniques that only M.D.s use they involve injecting Rx medication to help the patient relax and gain the trance state level necessary to determine the underlying problem.

is there any kind of hypnosis avaliable to deal with the pressure i get when in sports?
(and extra points for how much points you think it might cost)

There is a whole lot of great stuff in the field of sport psychology, including visual imagery (sort of like hypnosis). You might be able to do much of this on your own if you do your reading. Start here:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sport_psychology

Good luck!

…they both rely on planting ideas in the mind of someone and require the ‘victim’ to be open to suggestibilty.

Very much so, they all fall in to the category of mind control, check out this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lvU-DislkI

Alright, so I was sleeping one day, and I had a dream that I was hypnotised, but it felt so real. I felt like I couldn’t move or scream. That woke me up and I went dowstairs to get a glass of water, and I was shaking. It felt really real. Why did this happen?

Why it happened, only you have the answer… Listen to yourself!

However, the dream does show fear of opening yourself up. It seems like you wish to try paranormal stuff but are too scared to do so. Maybe religious beliefs have led you to that fear… Hypnosis is not paranormal, but is pretty close to it since many say they go back to past lives and stuff. Not only the hypnosis scared you, what scared you the most was the feeling of confusion, since somehow a part of you did know it was a dream, but it felt like reality.

Solution: Do not be scared of letting go and/or opening up. Everything is more natural than we think, and from all things we can learn.

Again, but only you have the true interpretation of your own dream, if you listen closely to yourself, you will know what is right. Trust in you, and forget about all fears!

http://www.derrenbrown.ca/ Learn how he does all of his tricks of the mind at the site listed above. Some of these are very easy tricks to learn… the rest…you need to take courses and practice…Good Luck!

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http://www.nongard.net Richard K Nongard, LMFT/CCH of LearnClinicalHypnosis.com leads you through several convincers and a short hypnotic experience

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