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Negative Self-Hypnosis
I recently finished a series of blogs on self-hypnosis, if you need, you can go back and review those blogs. The reason I consider self-hypnosis so important is because of the tendency of the mind to lean towards negative self-hypnosis. … Continue reading
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Hypnotizability and Trance States
Many people say they are too “controlling” to be hypnotized. I find this a contradiction, if they are truly “controlling” why are they unable to relax?
Many people misunderstand trances.
Have you every had a daydream or found yourself caught up in fantasy?
When you fall asleep you naturally move through a series of altered states.
Trance states are normal, ordinary, every day types of experiences.
People who are highly suggestible are easy to hypnotize because they are highly creative, imaginative, intelligent people.
To learn more about hypnosis, hypnotherapy, or trance states, please email or call (805) 637-4263 Continue reading
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