Let’s pretend. Lets pretend that our leg won’t move, or pretend that our arm is rigged or that our hand is floating toward our face or that our eyelids are locked.
Hypnosis is the use, application and manipulation of our capacity to pretend, to imagine, to create reality. That manipulation is caused by directing the imagination.
The thing is, the truth of the thing is, that hypnosis can indeed be used to experience the world entirely through the imagination without the interference of the logical factors in your brain telling you that you can’t be bouncing on a rubber moon or floating in a psychedelic sea of used five pound notes being served peeled grapes by nubile ladies wearing not a lot. Sorry got carried away there.
The most watched hypnosis video on YouTube is entitled “Amazing Hypnosis Makes You High”. And my Auto Self Suggestion audio that gets me the most happy ‘private’ mail is designed to heighten your sensual experience in a Tantric way.
Why HypnoTherapy Is Giving Hypnosis a Bad Image.
The Guardian newspaper ran a piece this week in their business problems section, a sort of Agony Aunt self help section for wannabe
entrepreneurs, on the ethics of using Hypnotherapy to boost performance at work.
In “Is it OK to be hypnotised to improve my work performance?” a boss
has apparently suggested ‘Cognitive Hypnotherapy Treatment’ to his sales team to boost their performance.
Of course the author is a bit nonplussed and is questioning the ethics of being told he is sick or ill and needs ‘treatment’.
The Hypnotist Weekly Wednesday Wisdom
NLP is Hypnosis when it works and unproven psychobabbling rubbish when it doesn’t. And if you live in Britain you are going to see and hear a lot of it over the next few months as we head towards that great British display of massive apathy which we call The Election.
In an earlier post I talk about how it’s better not to have competitors,but having read a few blogs elsewhere it amazes me how so many people see prospective clients as a fight waiting to happen.
In hypnotherapy, especially the more establishment clinical style of training, they teach you how to get around peoples resistance almost before anything else. Marketing people do the same thing showing how to address peoples reluctance or issues before you’ve even got to them.
Hypnotised Kate Goes For A Ride. I was asked a question on my Ask-Jon Teleseminar last night about my Hypnotic Symbolism™ method. So I thought I’d show you rather than go through a long winded explanation. This video was shot at a 1 day Original Hypnosis Introduction. I’d spoken to Kate for about 2 minutes [...]
The Svengali System, my take on covert and conversational hypnosis and influence goes live Sunday 10th January 2010 at 12 mid day Go to the Svengali System website and register and tell you how you get your live recorded audio class, e-book copy of “How To Make Friends With Yourself and Influence People” and even [...]
In the old days. 21 Audios, 5 Action Workbooks, a 200+ page Ebook manual, 21 downloadable MP3 files for iTunes, iPhone or Blackberry in a nice Big Box would have a similar carbon footprint of a medium sized SUV four wheel drive jeep. It would take three weeks to print, wrap and pack and take [...]
You can change your mind and live Happily Ever After. Use Dopamine and grease your mental wheels by enjoying yourself. Inspirational? I hope so, let me know, leave a comment.
Because the law sees hypnosis as ‘sleep’ could this lead to some real Svengali stuff? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8370674.stm Rock star Peter Buck used automatism as a defence in court. In court he has been found not guilty of assault on airline cabin crew and to be suffering from “non-insane automatism”, basically his mind is not in control [...]
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