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Here you will discover how Personal Power Hypnosis
can help you to heal yourself. Learn what you need to do to help eliminate unwanted fears,
stress, pain and illness.
PRACTICAL APPLICATION
In this site you will find out just how powerful your inner
resources
can be! By combining the practicality of hypnotherapy with modern alternative healing therapies, one can power-boost
the healing processes within.
However, be aware that these techniques are not quick fixes for difficult problems.
A person must be patient and work with what he/she learns over time. Results, often subtle, sometimes occur in completely
unexpected ways.
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Is Hypnosis Dangerous?
Many, many doctors and psychologists state that there are no dangers involved with hypnosis-- only
in being ignorant of it.
Dr. David Cheek, M.D., a noted authority
writes:
"We can do more harm with ignorance
of hypnotism than we could ever do by using hypnosis and suggestion constructively"
Dr. William S. Kroger, author of "Clinical
and Experimental Hypnosis," states:
"Platonof, an associate of Pavlov,
who used hypnosis over fifty years on over fifty-thousand cases, reports as follows: 'We have never observed any harmful influences
on the patient which could be ascribed to the method of hypno-suggestion therapy, or a tendency toward the development of
unstable personality, weakening of the will, or pathological urge for hypnosis."
As stated in "The Psychology of Mental
Health," Dr. Louie P. Thorpe, Professor Emeritus, University of Southern California, writes:
"Hypnotism is a natural phenomena,
and there are no known deleterious effects from its use."
Leslie N. LeCron, Psychologist, states:
"As to self-induction, many thousands
have learned it and I have yet to hear a report of any bad results of its use"
Andre M. Weitzenhoffer, Ph.D., a highly
regarded authority in the field of mind science, writes:
"As far as it is known today,
hypnosis per se is no more dangerous than natural sleep. There is no evidence that hypnosis in itself weakens the will, damages
the nervous system or in any way adversely affects the physical or mental well being of individuals."
What is hypnosis?
Hypnosis is extremely effective and powerful self-persuasion.
Does hypnosis really work?
Yes. The power of hypnosis is documented by doctors, dentists and many other
leading health professionals. It was approved as a legitimate medical and dental treatment method by the American Medical
Association in 1958.
Is a hypnotist a creep with a goatee and a monocle?
Not quite. A hypnotist is a motivational coach and a stress management consultant.
They accomplish this by being a teacher and a guide. A hypnotist will teach you about your mind relative to how hypnosis helps
and then she or he will guide you to a beautiful state of trance where you can empower yourself.
Can I learn to hypnotize myself?
Easily. All it requires is good training. The truth of the matter is that all
hypnosis is self-hypnosis.
Is hypnosis mind control?
Hypnosis in not brainwashing. There are
those who think that hypnosis is dangerous because they believe that a hypnotist can implant false memories into someone's
brain or alter someone's personality somehow.
No one in a court of law has ever been able to prove that a hypnotized individual
did something against their innate morals and values simply because they were in a hypnotic trance.
When you're hypnotized, YOU have complete control of your actions, thoughts and
feelings.
Is hypnosis guaranteed?
Again, the hypnotist can't make you do something you don't really want to do.
So if you don't really want to quit smoking, you won't quit. However, hypnosis can improve your odds of success considerably
if and when you're ready to quit. Hypnosis can also make the transition of a smoker to a non-smoker easier and faster.
Is hypnosis really like what they show on T.V.?
Yes and no. What you see on stage or in the movies is entertainment hypnosis.
All of the people participating are volunteers who have agreed to follow the hypnotists suggestions. It is an excellent bet
that most of the people on stage are not even hypnotized; they are just go along with the fun.
Do people really lose control of their minds?
Absolutely not. A person can't be forced into a state of trance. What is really
interesting is that medical professionals have determined that when a person is truly in a deep state of trance, they have
greater control of their minds and bodies than they do in a state of 'normal' or non-hypnotic consciousness.
Can a hypnotist make a person do something?
Absolutely not. Nor will a person ever reveal secrets while in a state of trance.
So, if you're thinking of hypnotizing your husband and getting him to tell you his secrets, forget it.
Is this Past Life Regression stuff a hoax or what?
Please remember that there was a time when all the greatest minds agreed that
humans would never fly. Also, what would have been the common reaction 30 years ago to the idea of a TV the size of a wristwatch?
Past Life Regression may someday fall into that same category. There are a number of cases that have been documented and apparently
verified. It has also been shown to be useful in helping people to effect positive change in their present lives. At the very
least, it is a fun an interesting topic of conversation.
Can hypnosis be used medically?
Yes. The astonishing effects of hypnosis has been documented time and time again
by doctors and other health professionals. However no ethical or professional hypnotist will ever perform any medically related
hypnotic work without proper medical authorization. To do so, ever for headaches, is illegal and could be dangerous.
Please bear in mind that hypnosis has been extensively documented to help people
with many health, medical, emotional and motivation situations.
Thank you.
Something to consider...Could it
somehow be harmful if a person did not learn how to use their mind in an effective and powerful manner?
"As you think, so you are."
"Who I am ~ What I do" (See Below)