When most people think about hypnosis, they think of entertainers who get people on stage, put them to sleep, then get them to do all sorts of embarrassing things that other people laugh at. While that’s a lot of fun to see, it’s not really the essence of what hypnosis is. Basically, the idea behind hypnosis is to get people relaxed, then help them change their mental state so that they can overcome certain issues that they feel they have. No one can be hypnotized if they don’t want to be, so there’s nothing invasive about it, but it just might be what many people need to move forward in their lives. Most of us don’t think about it, but we hypnotize ourselves almost on a daily basis. When we’re driving, we’re not always paying attention to the road, but our subconscious mind gets us to where we need to go. When we get deep into a good book, we can’t hear what’s going on around us because we get so absorbed in our subject. Even working, sometimes you go on a roll and don’t hear anything around you. All of these are forms of hypnosis that we put upon ourselves. For problems, though, sometimes we could use the help of an expert. Let’s talk about relaxation first. The aim of hypnosis is to put people into a dream state while not officially putting them to sleep. The process of hypnosis, therefore, is relaxing. However, if the purpose for you being hypnotized is to help you relax, your hypnotist will try to plant feelings of good will into your state of mind, so that when you awaken you’ll feel better about things, and when one feels better they automatically feel relaxed. Some people use hypnosis to help them lose weight. Hypnotists don’t convince you that

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Hypnosis Might Be Good For Your Health


Andrew@Protein Supplement




September 28, 2009
I’d just take issue with the comment that, “You have to be willing to let someone else into your mind and thoughts.” This isn’t quite the case. As with all therapy, you only reveal to the therapist what you want to reveal. You are in complete control the entire time, just as in ordinary therapy. No one can enter into anyone else’s mind, no one can control another person’s mind (though it may appear that way with stage show hypnosis).
What does happen with hypnosis is that you free your mind, you allow conscious access to unconscious processes, which rule so much of what we do. But those thoughts remain your own, you choose what to reveal and what not to reveal.