Lee - Hypnotise: The Secret Methods to Hypnosis

Hypnotise: The Secret Methods to Hypnosis

By Mr Lee

Copyright 2015 by WE CANT BE BEAT LLC

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In this book, you are about to make a startling new discovery - one that will completely transform your life. The ancient techniques described in this book have been around for hundreds of years.

The truth is hypnosis is an ancient art. Ever since humans started dancing around fires, they have been searching for ways to alter their reality and take control of their lives. There are records that date as far back as the ancient Egyptians who used a form of hypnosis in something called sleep temples.

The Greeks used something similar in oracle temples so hypnosis is not a new discovery. The mind and the body are inextricably linked and this technique has played an active role in helping people manifest change since the beginning of time.

New healing modalities are being discovered every day, and with the advent of energy healing and other types of methods, the connection between the mind the body is becoming clearer ever day.

This discovery forms a powerful bridge that allows science and spirituality to come together, and you can use this discovery to completely transform your life.

The funny thing about hypnosis is the fact that you are already using it. What you may not realize is the fact that every time you turn on the television or get lost in thought, you are performing an act of self-hypnosis.

In order to completely transform your life, or someone else's for that matter, the only thing that needs to change is the information being programmed in.

It's really that simple. You have everything you need already inside you.

In this book, you will learn the age-old technique of hypnosis in an easy to understand manner. With the help of this book, you can use hypnosis to manifest anything you desire. With the help of this book, you will begin to realize that there is much more to hypnosis than meets the eye.

Hypnosis is a tool that can help you change people's lives by helping them change their mind. The only limitation anyone has is within their own mind.

Have you ever wondered if hypnosis was real? Many people do.

Franz Anton Mesmer was actually one of the first scientists to propose a rational basis behind the effects of hypnosis.

His ideas were based on his assumption that there were physical forces in the world that had a type of influence on the human body. He called this theory animal magnetism, and it was his idea that the planets affected human beings through some kind of invisible mysterious fluid, which may have been derived from magnets.

Mesmer was later ostracized for his crazy theory, but his work set the stage for more research in the future.

Doctor James Braid suggested that hypnosis was a form of sleep and he was the first person to use the phrase "hypnosis". Braid also suggested that the state of hypnosis could be induced by something as simple as staring at a fixed object. The eye-fixation method is still used today, and it is very effective.

One of the most famous psychiatrists to utilize hypnosis was Milton Erickson, a 20th Century therapist. Erickson changed the way hypnosis was used by his usage of persuasive language patterns.

With advances in brain imaging and neurological science, hypnosis has come a long way in the last few years and it has gained some needed respect.

In light of all of this, you can safely say hypnosis is indeed real.

There are many different types of hypnosis and you may be familiar with a few of these, or all of these. Different forms of hypnosis include:

• Self-Hypnosis.
• Direct Suggestions or Autosuggestion.
• Indirect Suggestions.
• Ericksonian Hypnosis or Story Telling Using Metaphors.
• Embedded Commands.
• NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming.
• Conversational Hypnosis.
• Subliminal Programming.

Many of these methods are similar since they all work to program the mind. Understanding these methods is the key to success because every hypnotic subject is unique. In other words, what works great on one person, may not work at all on someone else. The more of these methods you are aware of, the easier it will be for you to fine-tune your program to someone's needs.

Self-Hypnosis

There really isn't much of a difference, when it comes to hypnosis and self-hypnosis. In self-hypnosis , the relaxation portion or the induction is self-induced, whereas, in hypnosis, one permits the hypnotist to bring about a state of relaxation.

The real truth is that no one can be hypnotised against his or her will, no matter what you might think. If someone chooses to relax and drift into hypnosis, they can and will be hypnotised. On the other hand, if someone decides they cannot be hypnotised, for whatever reason, then they will probably not be able to go into hypnosis, no matter how skilled the hypnotist is.

Your subconscious mind is powerful beyond all measure. It can make your life peaceful and joyful and prosperous, or it can make your life miserable.

Your subconscious mind is the miracle to getting everything you want out of life. It not only controls how your life unfolds day in and day out, it also controls your heartbeat and the circulation of blood in your body.

The subconscious mind never sleeps and never rests and it is always on. Many people spend their valuable time focused on their problems, which in turn creates more problems. With hypnosis, people can focus on the good and on those things they want to draw into their life, and working with the subconscious mind can help someone manifest change rather quickly.

Self-hypnosis and other types of healing modalities like meditation or yoga use the power of the mind to make changes.

While many people are familiar with different ways in which they can improve their life, they may not often think of a tool like self-hypnosis in which to do so.

Direct Suggestions or Autosuggestion.

Direct suggestion, sometimes called autosuggestion is very popular. In this kind of hypnosis, the hypnotist gives the client direct suggestions while they are in a relaxed state of trance. These suggestions could be anything related to the client's needs or goals.

Direct suggestions are straightforward and simple, but they may not work for everyone. People who are overly critical or analytical may not "believe" direct suggestions, so you may need to be a little sneakier in how you approach them.

Indirect Suggestions.

Indirect suggestions are suggestions that are just that, indirect and hidden inside of a statement or a story. Indirect suggestions are a wonderful way to get past the conscious thinking mind because there is typically no conflict when it comes to believability.

Ericksonian Hypnosis

Ericksonian Hypnosis is hypnosis that stemmed from Milton Erickson. This type of hypnosis uses stories or colorful metaphors to help people make changes. Erickson believed that using stories helped people heal, and he was quite famous for them. Stories are a great way to overcome resistance because they tend to be much more believable than something like direct suggestion.

Erickson was famous for his client-centered approach, where he utilized everything from the client's personal experiences when creating healing stories.

Embedded commands

Embedded commands are suggestions that are used within a story and they are used as a kind of a softening language. Embedded commands may be stated as a question using language like "I'm wondering if you will go into trance now or later?" Another example would be a statement like "You probably already know how easy it is to lose weight, don't you?"