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What and Why Hypnosis?

  • vivace3q
  • Sep 20, 2009
  • 3 min read

You Are Not Alone

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2009

Hypnosis 101

As a student of Psychology, I have always been interested in hypnosis. Freud, the father of psychoanalysis seemed to think that hypnosis does not work. Whilst there were others like Milton Ericsson, who had done countless amazing work using hypnosis. Dr James Esdaile, an English surgeon had used hypnosis for anaesthesia. The list goes on..... and I'm intrigued by all the possibilities that hypnosis has to offer. So what is hypnosis?Most of our perception on hypnosis stems from ideas generated from Hollywood. Hypnosis is presented as a very powerful, and mystical craft. Beware! Hypnotist can control your mind, make you cluck like a chicken, bark like a dog and walk around like zombies......uuuuuuuuh eerie.Yes, I would agree that hypnosis is very powerful, but everything else portrayed by Hollywood is far from the truth. Hypnosis is a natural state of mind. We experience hypnosis daily without consciously being aware. When we are focused on something like completing that important project work, day dreaming, watching a very interesting movie or reading an emotionally stirring novel, we are in a state of hypnosis. So can we say that doing the project work, watching the movie and reading the novel is dangerous because it is controlling our mind?Well the answer is yes and no. Yes, in a way our mind is being controlled because we are so involved in the process that our mind is focused on one thing, nothing else matter. And no it is not dangerous, because we can choose to stop doing our project work, day dreaming, watching the movie and reading the novel anytime we want or feel like it. We experienced being hypnotize but we can always choose to reject the ideas from movies that we watched or novels that we read if it is a danger to our well being.Knowing what we know now, I'm confident that we will definitely continue to day dream, watch movies, read novels, complete our project work and so on. And knowing what we know now it would be a loss not to knowingly utilize this tool for making the changes that we want. Hence, I am confident to state that hypnosis is a safe and powerful tool for promoting positve changes."When the imagination and will power are in conflict, are antagonistic, it is always the imagination which wins, without any exception." Emile Coue.

Our clients feedback:

7th Path Group Self- Hypnosis Session

My perception changed after attending the session because initially I was not convinced that it would change my life. But after trying it really works. I would like to recommend it to people who really want to change their life- H.F, Singapore.

I was sceptical of hypnosis and self- hypnosis. It has been an eye opener and my whole perception of hypnosis has changed. I would definitely recommend 7th Path Self-hypnosis to someone or everyone- R.M.N, Singapore

I did not know the real aspect of self- hypnosis. After attending, it cleared my mind, taught me to do self- hypnosis which I know will benefit me- N.S, Singapore

*Individual Hypnosis Session

Since I did hypnosis with Roslinda, I have been feeling great. My level of craving for heroine have decreased a lot. Feeling much more relax and confident. I found this therapy to be helpful and great.- S.A, Singapore (overcoming craving for heroine)

M.D.I has improved on what he wants to achieve.- Parent of M.D.I, Singapore (improve concentration)

Hypnosis helps me in many ways. It helps me a lot in my studies. I'm now motivated to study.I have improved in my studies and feelings. I am more interested in my subjects. I can now finish all my homework.I really enjoy hypnosis. It was really great.- M.N.H, Singapore (motivation to study and anger management)

Dear Roslinda, I have been aware of hypnosis, but only knew about Afelin PathFinder's program through the newspaper. My son has been having some behavioural problems for quite a few years. I wanted to resolve it with a different approach. He's so intrigued by it. I find that he is now behaving more rationally, more thoughtful and responsible. He is now able to accept criticisms more openly. He is also less angry and abusive towards his siblings and us (parent). He is more loveable and smarter (his actual inner self) Thank you!- Parent of M.N.H, Singapore.

 
 
 

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