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Jun
Joan Brandon Hypnotist: The Woman Nobody in Hypnosis Talks About Anymore There is a particular kind of invisibility that falls on people who were genuinely ahead of their time. Not the invisibility of failure or mediocrity but the invisibility of having done something so far outside what anyone expected that the record keepers of the […]
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Jun
Elman Induction: Why a Technique From the 1950s Still Leads the Field Today In a field that has never stopped producing new methods, new language patterns, new frameworks, and new theories, one induction has remained at the top of the working hypnotist’s toolkit for more than seventy years. The Elman Induction is not the newest […]
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Jun
Past Life Regression: What It Is and Where It Came From Past life regression is a hypnotic process in which a person is guided into a deeply relaxed and focused state and then directed to explore memories or experiences that appear to come from a time before their current life. The person may describe scenes, […]
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Jun
Can Hypnosis Stop Nagging? You Are Not the First Person to Ask It happened at a live show. The performance was going well, the volunteers were responsive, and the audience was having a genuinely good time. Then a hand went up from somewhere in the middle of the room. The question, delivered with the deadpan […]
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Jun
Hypnotized vs Daydreaming: Why So Many People Confuse the Two If you have ever zoned out during a long drive and arrived at your destination with almost no memory of the journey, you have probably wondered whether that felt a little like hypnosis. You would not be wrong to wonder. The two states share enough […]