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This document discusses hypnosis and how it can be used for both good and evil purposes. It notes that hypnosis has been used for thousands of years in various contexts like healing and entertainment. However, it also asserts that hypnosis is an effective tool for mind control and manipulation, particularly through mass media like television and politicians' speeches which can hypnotize large groups of people through repetition. It claims hypnosis techniques are used to deceptively influence crowds and control behavior.
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Hypnosis referred to as hypnotherapy or hypnotic suggestion, is a trance-like state in which you have heightened focus and concentration.
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Hypnosis began in ancient civilizations as part of religious rituals involving meditation and drumming. Franz Mesmer was an early pioneer of hypnosis in the late 18th century, believing that magnetic fluid in the body caused illness. He treated patients using hypnosis in an iron tub. While hypnosis involves a trance-like state, the subject remains aware and can respond to suggestions. Effects of hypnosis can vary but include relaxation, detachment, or actions feeling outside conscious control. Hypnosis is used to treat various medical conditions from pain to nausea, but stage hypnosis carries risks like misinterpreted suggestions and physical injuries.
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Hypnosis has been used since the 18th century when Franz Mesmer proposed a rational basis for its effects. By the 19th century, doctors were using hypnosis as anesthesia for surgery. Hypnosis induces a trance-like state of heightened suggestibility where the subject remains alert. Common induction methods include fixed gaze, rapid commands, and progressive relaxation. While some cannot be hypnotized, others are highly susceptible. Hypnosis does not make people act against their will or weaken the mind. It is used to treat issues like phobias, insomnia, addictions, weight loss, and depression.
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Hypnosis is an altered state of consciousness where subjects demonstrate heightened suggestibility. It can be used to access the subconscious mind. There are different states of hypnosis and techniques used by hypnotists include eye fixation and relaxation. Subjects must be willing and able to be hypnotized. Effects include increased suggestibility and perceptual distortions. Theories explain hypnosis as either a role, state, or form of dissociation. Forensic hypnosis to access memories is controversial due to risks of forming false memories.
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Franz Anton Mesmer was an early pioneer of hypnosis in the late 18th century. He believed that magnetic energies could be transferred between people, and that using touch and magnets, a hypnotist could induce a "healing crisis" in patients. Hypnosis is now understood as an altered state of consciousness where the mind is more open to suggestion. It is used in both clinical and research settings in medicine and psychology. While not fully understood, hypnosis seems to involve different brain wave patterns than normal waking consciousness or dreams. The relationship between hypnotist and subject is important, requiring mutual trust for it to be effective. Most people can be hypnotized with practice, though very young, impaired
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Hypnosis is a mental state usually induced by a hypnotic induction involving suggestions. It can be used therapeutically as hypnotherapy. There are different types of hypnosis including traditional, self, NLP, and Ericksonian hypnosis. Hypnosis is used clinically for issues like phobias, smoking cessation, weight control, confidence and anxiety. While it has benefits, it also has disadvantages and risks if not used properly by a trained professional.
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Hypnosis is an altered state of consciousness where subjects demonstrate heightened suggestibility. It can be used to access the subconscious mind. There are different states of hypnosis and techniques used by hypnotists include eye fixation and relaxation. Subjects must be willing and able to be hypnotized. Effects include increased suggestibility and perceptual distortions. Theories explain hypnosis as either a role, state, or form of dissociation. Forensic hypnosis to access memories is controversial due to risks of forming false memories.
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Franz Anton Mesmer was an early pioneer of hypnosis in the late 18th century. He believed that magnetic energies could be transferred between people, and that using touch and magnets, a hypnotist could induce a "healing crisis" in patients. Hypnosis is now understood as an altered state of consciousness where the mind is more open to suggestion. It is used in both clinical and research settings in medicine and psychology. While not fully understood, hypnosis seems to involve different brain wave patterns than normal waking consciousness or dreams. The relationship between hypnotist and subject is important, requiring mutual trust for it to be effective. Most people can be hypnotized with practice, though very young, impaired
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Hypnosis
- Hypnosis is a trance state characterized by extreme suggestibility, relaxation and heightened imagination where the person is fully aware but intensely focused on the hypnotist.
- It does not affect free will as people will not do things opposed to their morals, but they are highly suggestible to what the hypnotist suggests.
- Psychoanalytic theory views hypnosis as putting the conscious mind at rest to allow the unconscious mind to be accessed more directly through suggestion.
- Different personality theories like behavioral and cognitive approaches help explain hypnosis through concepts of learning, expectation, and mental processing.
Understanding Hypnosis
The document discusses hypnosis, defining it as a process that allows one to perceive, think, feel, and behave in new, more effective ways. It explains that hypnosis creates greater alignment between the conscious and unconscious minds by communicating new patterns directly to the unconscious. This reduces resistance to change and strengthens motivation, allowing one to take greater control over thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. The document seeks to dispel common myths about hypnosis, clarifying that it does not render one unconscious or take away their free will, and that it can help with personal growth and change through enhanced learning and flexibility.
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How do you define hypnosis?
When most people hear the word “hypnosis,” their imagination carries them to mysterious, wizardly lands (like those of Las Vegas). Lands where $10 grants you admittance to an arcane chamber of enchantment (for your best friend’s birthday party).
From behind the red curtains, a caped sorcerer appears. Slowly, he begins performing feats of what seem like alchemy, divination, and voodoo (card tricks).
He begins waving a polished, antique pocket watch— now that his audience has consumed a considerable amount of magic potion (Corona Light), they are ready to bear witness to his greatest magic act of all
Altered states of consciousness
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- 6. Hypnosis has beenaround for 1000’s of years. It can createa restful state, desensitize troubled body parts, in treating illness, and for entertainment. Hypnotism is commonlyused by an occultist in performing their magical art. By using certain words and behavior a speaker canvery quickly establish a hypnotic rapport with an audience. Hypnosis can be usedfor godor evil. Hypnosis can be a veryuseful tool in the right hands. Hypnosis can be usedfor taking advantage ofothers in many ways.
- 7. Hypnosis is an effective tool for mind control: Group behavior could bemanipulated by deceptive mass hypnosis techniques that are used very effectively by presidents, politicians, and in advertising. In thesize of the lie there is always contained a certain factorof credibility, people will more easily fall victim toa great lie than to a small one.
- 8. Hypnosis is an effective tool for mind control: Oneof ourmost effective ways to hypnotize for controlling and commanding people is through television and movies. Theinfluence of repetition on crowds is hypnotic. This power is dueto the fact that the repeatedstatement is embedded, in the long run, in those profound regions of ourunconscious selves in which the roots of our ideology and our motives and actions are forged.
- 14. Sadly,many peopleare deceivedintobelievingthat OuijaBoards are just a game. The truth of the matter is that Godviews channelling,or consultingspirits or the dead,to bea serious sin.