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As far as I could remember I was once hypnotised by a psychriatic for knowing the cause of the depression I was facing from long
I believe in hypnosis. I have a friend who requested to be hypnotized so that he would quit smoking, and he did. It is also used in psychology, so.
I don't think that hypnosis works. Actually i believe in autosuggestion, maybe this factor is used in so called hypnosis
What do you think about hypnosis, have you ever been in a state of hypnosis or trance. And do you believe in all this? Who do you think is the best specialist in the field of hypnosis from now on?
I've never been in a state of hypnosis and i don't believe in it. For me it is just a trick
Do these hypnosis tapes ever work?
What do you think about hypnosis, have you ever been in a state of hypnosis or trance. And do you believe in all this? Who do you think is the best specialist in the field of hypnosis from now on?
Hypnotic subjects are said to be increasingly responsive to Suggestions. Hypnosis is usually caused by hypnotic induction procedures, involving a series of preliminary instructions and recommendations.
Some at consciounees involving
Never tried it and am not sure if it works or not. I have heard all the stories of creepy hypotnists. Interested to read more about this.
Basically hypnosis is the science of mind. A person who comes for hypnotherapy will be directed to enter a deep relaxation state so that the dominant brain waves will slowly descend into alpha waves then into theta and sometimes delta. After deep relaxation is achieved our attention becomes the focus of one particular thing only.
The state of trance is something that every human experience day by day without even know... because most people think trance is only what they see on TV.
For those of you that want a credible source, here is a lengthy article from one of the best in this domain: https://www.stephengilligan.com/stephens-articales/2017/10/23/ericksonian-approaches-to-clinical-hypnosis
For those of you that want a credible source, here is a lengthy article from one of the best in this domain: https://www.stephengilligan.com/stephens-articales/2017/10/23/ericksonian-approaches-to-clinical-hypnosis
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What do you think about hypnosis, have you ever been in a state of hypnosis or trance. And do you believe in all this? Who do you think is the best specialist in the field of hypnosis from now on?
Yes, I have been on a trance. In fact, you and me, all of us have been in a trance at least once in our life.
Trance is a state of mind where is your concentration is deeper than usual.
When you are absorbed in doing something, like playing a game, listening to your beloved music, you enter a trance state.
During hypnosis, a person is said to have heightened focus and concentration. The person can concentrate intensely on a specific thought or memory, while blocking out sources of distraction. Hypnotised subjects are said to show an increased response to suggestions. Hypnosis is usually induced by a procedure known as a hypnotic induction involving a series of preliminary instructions and suggestion.
What do you think about hypnosis, have you ever been in a state of hypnosis or trance. And do you believe in all this? Who do you think is the best specialist in the field of hypnosis from now on?
I have never been hypnotized. But if it's possible to cure addictions or mental disorders by hypnosis, it must be something like that.
Same here, I have never been hypnotized 
but I believe it exists.
but I believe it exists.
Hypnosis is a branch of psychology that studies the influence of suggestions on the human mind.
hypnotist called "hypnosis" or "hypnotism" derived the word "hypnos", the name of the sleeping god in Ancient Greek mythology.
The word "Hypnosis" was first introduced by James Braid, a prominent English doctor who lived between 1795 and 1860. Before the time of Jame Braid, hypnosis was known as Mesmerism / Magnetism. But it should be understood that the condition of hypnosis is not the same as sleep. The sleeping person is unaware and can not hear voices around him. While the person in the condition of a nasty, although his body rested (like sleeping), he can still hear clearly and respond to the information it receives.Hypnotics has been studied scientifically for more than 200 years. Many experimental and experimental studies try to determine what is the most unique of hypnotists versus other mental phenomena. This uniqueness needs to be understood to formulate an accurate hypnotic definition. But until now, the hypnotic deficits revealed by each character are still different. Everyone agrees that there is something called hypnosis, but different opinions about what is hypnotic.
hypnotist called "hypnosis" or "hypnotism" derived the word "hypnos", the name of the sleeping god in Ancient Greek mythology.
The word "Hypnosis" was first introduced by James Braid, a prominent English doctor who lived between 1795 and 1860. Before the time of Jame Braid, hypnosis was known as Mesmerism / Magnetism. But it should be understood that the condition of hypnosis is not the same as sleep. The sleeping person is unaware and can not hear voices around him. While the person in the condition of a nasty, although his body rested (like sleeping), he can still hear clearly and respond to the information it receives.Hypnotics has been studied scientifically for more than 200 years. Many experimental and experimental studies try to determine what is the most unique of hypnotists versus other mental phenomena. This uniqueness needs to be understood to formulate an accurate hypnotic definition. But until now, the hypnotic deficits revealed by each character are still different. Everyone agrees that there is something called hypnosis, but different opinions about what is hypnotic.
I just watched a Tedx conference where a hypnotist did a collective hypnosis session to prove that it worked. I'm not really sure though if the participants were actors or not. And some of them didn't get hypnotised at all, so that questions the matter.
I'm not very skeptical of hypnosis. I believe there could be cases where it would work, but not for everyone.
I'm not very skeptical of hypnosis. I believe there could be cases where it would work, but not for everyone.
There is a lot of misunderstanding in the field, and people believe that with hypnosis you can achieve some kind of superpower.
I'm a trained hypnotist, and I can assure that real hypnosis has nothing to do with you can see in movies.
It's a mind state of high suggestibility, and you can access sleeping resources of the mind, but nothing magic.
I'm a trained hypnotist, and I can assure that real hypnosis has nothing to do with you can see in movies.
It's a mind state of high suggestibility, and you can access sleeping resources of the mind, but nothing magic.
Hypnosis is a state of mind generated by suggestion.
Hypnosis is a trancelike state that resembles sleep but is induced by a person whose suggestions are readily accepted. 
What an interesting topic! I've never been hypnotized, but I'd love to. I do not believe in hypnosis. I would like to try!
Personally, I was not hypnotized. But still this topic is interesting to me. Very often I like watching TV about this kind of psychological impact on a person and I just can not understand how it works.
What do you think about hypnosis, have you ever been in a state of hypnosis or trance. And do you believe in all this? Who do you think is the best specialist in the field of hypnosis from now on?
I do not have much information about hypnosis. I have not been hypnotized before. but I think hypnosis is a different subject. There are a few people who are hypnotized among my friends. I would like to try if possible.
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