Top 10 Myths About Hypnosis

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hypnotherapy has often been portrayed in the movies as a trick that the weak-minded need to be wary of. in this article i'm going to share with you the top 10 myths about hypnosis.

Hollywood often depicts dominating hypnotists as master manipulators.

Though these scenarios may make for a thrilling movie plot, in reality, nothing could be further from the truth!

Rather than control you, a qualified therapeutic hypnotist can help you to re-train your subconscious so you no longer sabotage yourself.

A good hypnotherapist will assist you in dropping old unproductive patterns and step into a much more confident, happier version of yourself.

However, before seeking a hypnotist to assist you in unlocking the incredible power in your deeper mind, it’s important to understand what hypnotherapy is and isn’t.

Take a look at the top 10 myths about hypnosis.

They may surprise you!

Hypnosis is actually a progressive mind tool used to empower and create life-changing, positive results. 

The higher your IQ the better hypnotic subject you are likely to be.

That’s because hypnotherapy employs the power of your own intelligence and ability to imagine.

By tapping into your powerful, creative imagination, you can begin to create great changes in your behavior and in your life.

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For hypnotherapy to work, you have to be comfortable with the hypnotist and the method.

The greater rapport you feel with the hypnotist, the more likely you are to have a positive, beneficial result.

The last thing you want is to feel intimidated or uncomfortable because if you do, you are likely to block any beneficial result.

It’s important to feel that your hypnotist is an ally and only giving you positive suggestions to help you see yourself and your life in a new way.

This way you can relax and receive all the positive energy and suggestions the hypnotist is giving you.

In hypnotherapy, you are in complete control.

In fact, you could come up out of hypnotic state at any time, simply by opening your eyes.

However, hypnosis is such a pleasant state, that most people prefer to stay in it, until they are told to come out of it.

I believe that you have more control when using my hypnotherapy tools because you are finally accepting and receiving the suggestions that are for your greater good, rather than all the suggestions you are constantly being bombarded with, from within the environment.

In hypnosis, your awareness is heightened.

You are more aware of the sounds and sensations around you than you are in your typical, everyday waking state.

In this state, your subconscious mind is more susceptible to suggestions.

The suggestions I give you are all for your own highest level of health, happiness, freedom, and uplifted consciousness.

In a private session, the suggestions are channeled for you personally based on the issues you discussed with me.

In my experience, the deep thinker is often a great hypnotic subject.

It’s impossible to turn off the mind.  

A good hypnotist distracts the conscious mind so she can access the subconscious mind and fill it with new, positive suggestions.

We are all being hypnotized all the time—by the media, advertising, and the voices from our past.

Everyone has the ability to be hypnotized, but to varying degrees, depending on their ability to relax and concentrate at any particular time.

You have to want to be hypnotized—no one can force another person against their will.

Hypnosis is a consent state.

With motivation and desire, everyone can be hypnotized, except someone with a very low IQ, who just can’t focus at all.

You can’t force hypnosis.

It’s a state of allowing.

A skilled hypnotist has tools to induce a state of hypnosis that is both pleasant and relaxing with the capability to produce desired changes in your thoughts and behavior, following the hypnotic experience.

You are completely independent of the hypnotist.

If you did fall asleep, you would just wake up naturally, as you would from any sleep.

If you don’t like the hypnotist’s suggestions, you can completely disregard them.

Your subconscious mind is always working for you and protecting you.

You wouldn’t do anything in hypnosis that you wouldn’t do out of it.

The reason why we see people in stage shows acting silly is because they want to.

Remember, they volunteered to go up on the stage – they weren’t dragged there.

Many people want to experience the spotlight and a hypnotherapy stage is the perfect vehicle for some.

Remember, you are in control!

While some people do consciously forget much of what was said in a hypnosis session, you will likely also remember a lot of the suggestions.

hypnotherapy is like daydreaming or nightdreaming – often you remember the suggestions that were spoken to you at random times when you find yourself responding differently to typical situations.

For example, you may have been using hypnosis to lose weight and notice that you are not even tempted by the plate of cookies that’s been placed in front of you.

At that point, you may have a memory of the hypnotist telling you that cookies are unappealing.

If you’ve been struggling with a habit you want to get rid of, your weight, self-esteem, relationship, or any kind of addiction, why not try self-hypnosis to change the underlying behavior?

Hypnosis can be magical when it comes to changing your thinking.

hypnotherapy can give you a new lease on life. It offers you a new hypnotic inner voice: an IV (inner voice) for your soul!

What better medicine could you ask for?