p.s. the video on youtube with the glowing red eye does not work
something sort of like dreaming but more real than that… I heard about it somewhere and decided to check it out

p.s. the video on youtube with the glowing red eye does not work

p.p.s. NOT lucid dreaming

p.p.p.s. able to be controlled at will and at any time

Has anyone tried any hypnosis techniques? I cannot loose weight on my own ?

Any group who has a belief in any kind of higher power displays better health. Also, this has been observed in those who meditate and undergo hypnosis. When we pray, meditate or enter any state of deep relaxation our brain receives health benefits…but this is in NO WAY exclusive to Christians…through relaxation or meditation, atheists receive the same.
And yes, people benefit from the community often provided through church…as they do through other non-religious types of community…
do not be fooled…you dont have to be a Christian for this!!
…@ question….NO it has not. It has been proven ANYONE who meditites/prays is healthier. THAT is my point.
Ade…read any first year University level psychology text book and you will find references abound.
Dogstar…Burton, Western and Kowalski…Wiley. 2nd ed.2009.
I do not use their web site, but I believe there is one. As I said, any first year text book will help you.
Dogstar…same as above.
FYOP…my point exactly.

Will be that there are videos or pictures that to cause hypnosis? I saw animated GIFS with vertiginous optical illusions; would be useful to hypnotize?

I also want to know if I-DOSER is some kind of audio hypnosis, and if can be used to self-hypnosis.

If you know examples, please, quote here [or to say source links]. If not, say at least tell the reason why this is impractical.

Conversational hypnosis can be used for a variety of applications. Trainers, public speakers, business executives and psychologists are just a few of the people that have learned to use conversational hypnosis to benefit of both themselves and the people they work or do business with.

Conversational hypnosis is particularly useful for ‘real world’ situations because you don’t need a special environment or set of circumstances to make it work. Conversational hypnosis is based upon the principle of placing the person you are talking to in a highly suggestible trance like state simply through specialised conversational techniques. Once in this state the hypnotist is able to implant suggestions that will actually alter their thoughts or behaviours. This has even more impact, and is consequently more effective, than other forms of hypnosis because it occurs entirely without the awareness of the subject. Consequently they don’t even question why their behaviour or ideas have changes and simply feel they have started thinking about things in a new way.

That’s all very well of course but why do so many people want to learn the technique and what possible benefit could it have for you in your private or your business life?

Firstly, let’s be honest, there are probably quite a few devotees of conversational hypnosis who rely upon the techniques they’ve learnt to compensate for social inadequacies or difficulties in building relationships. This probably indicates that they have failed to recognise, or choose to ignore, the true value of conversational hypnosis. Certainly its value in the treatment of individuals who suffer the effects of lifelong problematic behaviours such as gambling or food addictions is well known. However there are also an increasing number of people who are realising the economic potential of conversational hypnosis as well.

Stage hypnotists, magicians, spurious psychics and so called clairvoyants have exploited conversational hypnosis for their own financial benefit for years. However only a very small minority of these individuals make a living using their skills in this way and the vast majority are more like hobbyists than professionals. In contrast to this a growing number of people in the business community are beginning to recognise the massive financial potential of conversational hypnosis.

Increasingly advertisers are able to use modern media to employ conversational hypnosis techniques in their marketing campaigns. The potential value of being able to implant product imagery and suggested buying behaviour directly into the consumers subconscious is a tantalising prospect for marketers and advertisers. In essence conversational hypnosis is about suggesting a certain behaviour to the subject. Similarly advertising is about suggesting that behaviour should be that you purchase a given product. The correlation is obvious and many advertisers are already using conversational hypnosis processes in their advertising.

Conversational hypnosis technique is often used in what is referred to as the ‘subliminal cut’. There are some famous examples of adverts that employ this method, which somewhat surprisingly, remains entirely legal. Both Cadbury’s drumming Gorilla, which was not only the most popular video on Youtube in 2007 but also saw their overall market share increase by 30%, and Guiness adverts, which have dramatically improved both their brand image and sales figures at a time when other manufacturers are seeing their profits dwindle, use the ‘subliminal cut’.

If it is fairly obvious that advertisers would utilise conversational hypnosis techniques perhaps their use by buyers and contract negotiators is less so. However, if figures are to be believed, the use of conversational hypnosis in the corporate world is increasing rapidly. Clearly you will be pretty hard pressed to find a business executive that will admit to using hypnosis to aid their negotiations. Nonetheless in 2005 US businesses spent over $178M on so called “negotiation hypnosis” training, by 2009 that figure had increased to $290M. (American Institute of Fiscal Studies).

For some this has also created a new and extremely lucrative market in Conversational Hypnosis training. Hitherto this has been affordable only by larger organisations. However the recent emergence of high quality online training has made conversational hypnosis an affordable skill for many to learn.

We’ve examined the benefits of hypnosis as a tool for self improvement. How we can attach it to the Law of Attraction and make the acquisition of our desires even more powerful. But there’s another facet we haven’t yet examined, and that’s in the field of medicine.

Here, too, we find enormous benefits may be obtained. Among the many medical conditions for which it’s used are the following.

Fibromyalgia, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Hypertension, General Pain Relief, Panic and Anxiety Disorders, Asthma, Insomnia, Enuresis and Diabetes II. There are many others, but even this short list gives you some idea of the vast scope of its usage.

Fibromyalgia is a singularly nasty disease. You hurt all over, feel physically exhausted, have widespread pain in your muscles, ligaments and tendons as well as multiple points on your body which are tender, or hurt at the touch.

Until fairly recently, if you went to the doctor, you’d be told that he or she could find nothing wrong with you. This, in turn, proved terribly distressing. Of course something was wrong with you. Why in the world couldn’t they see it? Medical Benefits Of Hypnosis

It occurs in about 2% of the population of this country, and is far more prevalent in women than in men. It was found that when sufferers of this disease were put on a 12 week course of hypnotherapy, they showed infinitely better abilities with pain management, waking fatigue, sleep patterns and overall health than those receiving physical therapy alone. This from the Journal of Rheumatology.

The British Journal of Medicine reported similarly optimistic results with those suffering from Asthma. A six year period showed that 173 patients suffering from Asthma were taught to use self-hypnosis. Of these, 82% were either much improved, or enjoyed total remission.

Enuresis results were, apparently, even better. This is a condition where you suffer an incontinence of urine. Medical Benefits Of Hypnosis

Research is being undertaken by Elvira V. Lang, MD and Naomi M Halsey into the benefits of hypnosis for patients receiving invasive medical procedures. As can well be imagined, they are often under considerable distress during these times.

Therefore, they’re being trained in the techniques of self-hypnosis. Their main area of study is in those patients undergoing fibroid, renal and hepatic tumor removal. It seems that their results show that these patients are displaying considerably less psychological and physical distress and will learn coping skills that will help them in the future.

Have you ever felt ‘sick and tired?’ Then think how invigorating it must be when, under a trance, this feeling departs from you. A few more sessions and no more ‘sick and tired’ feelings. Medical Benefits Of Hypnosis

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Just trying to end a dispute between two friends. **rolling my eyes**