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Comment on Hypnotism:the Basics– for the Novice by Jesse

Jesse — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:30:17 +0000

That is a very accurate description of hypnotherapy. Some people worry that they are going to be “under the spell” of the hypnotherapist but actually you are completely aware of what is being said and are in complete control at all time. All the hypnotherapist can do is offer your unconscious mind suggestions, it is then up to you if you choose to accept them or not.

Comment on Can hypnosis enhance recall of events that occured during a alcohol induced blackout? by UKLASS

UKLASS — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:21:44 +0000

I’m with you thirtnothing1. Did you find a hypnotist that could help you?
I have never had a blackout before the night I was particularly nervous about a meeting with someone. We were both drinking red wine but as we were enjoying each other’s company so much, we lost track of exactly how much we had had. I remember the first part of the night but after a couple of hours can’t remember how I got home or what happened even though I appeared outwardly OK. I would dearly like to know what I missed as it was quite important to me to know. I’ve never experienced this before and found it very scary and quite frankly madenningly disappointing. I do not normally drink that much and have no major worries so do not intend to make a habit of this so no replies referring me to AA please!

Comment on Can hypnosis enhance recall of events that occured during a alcohol induced blackout? by Hugh Shine

Hugh Shine — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 21:22:58 +0000

I have personal reasons for trying to remember a particular event during a recent alcohol blackout. Anyone reckon its worth a try? even if i remember some of the night i will be chuffed..

Comment on What is the similarities and differences between hypnosis, meditation and biofeedback? by Tom R

Tom R — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 06:06:29 +0000

Hypnosis Feedback: They are all the same thing the process of getting there is the difference. Hypnosis is induced by a third person or self induced.
Meditation is self induced by a mantra or learned thinking process.
bio- feed back is induced by a machine that tells you what your brain waves are. The hypnosis can gives your subconscious instructions as does meditation.
Medation is usually acceptable because it is used in a religious contex.

Comment on Hypnotherapy To Stop Smoking by Acne Treatment and Remedy

Acne Treatment and Remedy — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 06:42:33 +0000

i am trying to Quit Smoking by having a very good discipline not take cigarettes anymore. I also use nicotine patches to curb my nicotine cravings from Cigarettes.

Comment on What is the similarities and differences between hypnosis, meditation and biofeedback? by ?????? ?????d ?????ls

?????? ?????d ?????ls — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 13:21:51 +0000

Hypnosis Feedback: meditation is a totally different state from hypnosis. It heightens the appreciation of beauty in all it’s forms. I don’t know about biofeedback.

Comment on Are you hypnotized when you sleep walk? by Dav

Dav — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 00:15:49 +0000

Hypnosis Feedback: No sleep walking is much different.

Comment on sleeptalking can occur during hypnotic trances? by earplugz

earplugz — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 16:02:20 +0000

Hypnosis Feedback: I talk in my sleep just about every night, but it never occurred to me that I might be in a hypnotic trance.

Comment on What is the similarities and differences between hypnosis, meditation and biofeedback? by Robert Shields

Robert Shields — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 22:12:53 +0000

Hypnosis Feedback: We all have both a spiritual body and a physical body. They work in harmony and are identical. However, our physical eyes can only see the physical body whereas some fortunate, or unfortunate depending how you look at it, can also see the spiritual body through their own spiritual eyes (sometimes called Clairvoyance).

The physical body has a brain which can be researched and analysed by man-made machines such as a Biofeedback machine.

The Spiritual body also has a brain and this is sometimes referred to as the Unconscious Mind or Subconscious. It cannot be researched by physical means and that is where Hypnosis steps in.

A biofeedback machine will tell you of the state of the brain only as far as the state of relaxation is concerned. Electrical signals from, say the finger tips, are measured on the Biofeedback machine and are the result of how relaxed the physical brain is.

Hypnosis can be used to relax the brain and a Biofeedback Machine will keep the hypnotist informed of his progress in relaxing a client in order to ‘contact’ the Unconscious Mind. In other words, to by pass the physical and contact the spiritual.

Meditation, on the other hand, is simply inducing a state of relaxation in both the brain and the Unconscious Mind, albeit in harmony, by using such methods as visualisation. Visualising a relaxing situation at a Unconscious level (using imagination) will automatically effect the physical brain and the whole mind and body will relax.

There is a fine line between the use of hypnosis and meditation as both use the Unconscious Mind to produce total relaxation. The fine line is that meditation is self-induced and hypnosis is normally induced by a third party. However, bear in mind that self-hypnosis is also self induced.

In a nutshell, Biofeedback Machines measure the brain waves and inform you of the mind and body’s state of relaxation.

Hypnosis and meditation both use the power of the Unconscious to relax the mind and body, and if used wisely, to improve the quality of your life.

I hope the above is not too long winded and helps you to understand better.

Robert Shields