Showing posts with label Hypnosis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hypnosis. Show all posts

Friday, 16 July 2010

Unleash the power of you mind with hypnosis.

Most people accept the mind is a powerful super computer. It accepts data files it, stores it, filters it and makes use of it as required. It does a good job of all of that. But every computer can get confused, can misread the data and of course can run damaging programmes at times.
If we consider most of the things we would like to alter or change in our own life, in terms of a computer mal-function, it is easy to see how hypnosis could fit in.
Scared of dogs? Maybe many years ago something happened and the programme has gone into a loop. Every dog is the same dog with the same outcome, therefore be scared.
Eating or smoking too much? Habits are formed when we ‘teach’ our subconscious to behave in a different way. We then find it harder to remove that teaching without some help.
Confidence a little lower than it should be? Filtering out positive messages and storing negative ones means we have a head full of ‘cant’s’ rather than ‘why nots’!
So it goes on. Hypnosis is the means by which we can choose to reconsider the habits, the messages, the expectations of our subconscious with a view to altering, adapting and making use of the power of the mind constructively. We can literally reprogramme the negative aspects replacing them with positive outlooks, positive habits and positive attitudes.
This does not mean brain-washing. Hypnosis can only assist with the assistance of the person by their wanting the change, supporting it and allowing it to happen. Changing behaviour is always for the better, and therefore acceptable to the self-protecting part of our minds.
So many people around the word use hypnosis, meditation, quiet times, prayer, contemplation, and a thousand other techniques because they all know it works. The hypnotist makes such activities more productive, by guiding and facilitating the individual to achieve whatever it is they wish.
Despite beliefs to the contrary, the subject is always in control, and consents therefore to the positive suggestions that the hypnotist offers them. There is nothing magical, nothing mystical in hypnosis. What there is instead is something that might be considered counselling for the subconscious. A guided, alteration of some mal formed programme that is working against the desired outcome. A mouthful indeed. That is better said as a catalyst for creating the change that is required.
Whichever words you use, hypnosis is capable of enhancing your life. With the added benefit of being a really relaxing feeling, there is not real reason why you should not give it a go. Speak to your local hypnotist and start the journey of change today.

Myths of Hypnosis

There are many phrases I hear time and time again when I speak to people about hypnosis. It is time to dispose of some of them.
Getting Stuck in Hypnosis.
A common fear that is totally unfounded. If the hypnotist goes home, dies, falls asleep or is absent for any other reason, the subject will gently drift back to normal reality. It is impossible to be stuck in a trance state. In fact, I bet you have never read about anyone stuck in a trance state either!
I will lose control
The hypnotist does not take over your mind. You are aware of everything that is said, and because you feel comfortable with it, you can let it happen, and enjoy the process. If the fire alarm went off, or something happened that threatened you in any way, you would immediately become fully aware of everything and able to react appropriately.
But I saw a stage show once where.....
Let me finish that sentence. The people on stage enjoyed being the stars of the show. They were extrovert people, the best subjects selected from a very large number and although they did some strange things, they were fully consenting to be used for entertainment, and fully expecting to do some silly things. That is what happens at stage shows, and they, like you, expected it to happen.
Only the weak minded/strong minded/sober/drunk people can be hypnotised.
The reality is, that virtually everyone can be hypnotised, subject to them wanting to be. It is not a measure of the strength or otherwise of your will, intelligence or any other attribute. Some people respond quicker, some slower, but everyone can be hypnotised. Occasionally it is not the right time or place, or hypnotist for an individual person but on a different day, maybe with a different hypnotist it will be the perfect time.
I might reveal my innermost secrets to the Hypnotist.
You remain in control at all times. Therefore you will only say or talk about things that you want to talk about. Some hypnosis sessions do not require you to talk at all; at other times that might be part of the therapy. At no time will you disclose your bank details etc. If it were possible, I am sure the Sunday papers would be full of rogue hypnotist stories.
But someone famous on TV did this or that....
What you see on TV is part of the story, not all of it and is edited for entertainment. Magicians do not saw people in half in reality; it just looks like they do. So it is with ‘hypnosis’ on TV – much of it is not what it seems! Trust me.... I am a hypnotist!
The best solution for you is to try it for yourself. Call today and speak to a real life hypnotist and find out the answers to your questions.