Hypnosis - A higher calling

Hypnosis is the tool I use to journey beyond the conscious mind into the hidden realms of the subconscious, where the answers and solutions to vexing problems and phobias dwell. When a subject is induced using hypnosis into the deepest subconscious level, the somnambulistic state, they can access past lives and the vast knowledge of Spirit itself.
Various methods of hypnosis have been in use for thousands of years, by the shamans of primitive tribal cultures, as well as by the philosophers of ancient Greece such as Socrates. The word hypnosis comes from the Greek word hypnos, meaning sleep.
In the recent past, hypnosis was most commonly used to help conquer harmful habits such as smoking or overeating and to reduce stress and anxiety. This is done through suggestion and positive reinforcement while the subject is in trance. But so much more can be discovered, including forgotten lives and knowledge, by inducing the subject into the somnambulistic state.

After regressing a subject into a past life using hypnosis, the person “wakes up” in a normal conscious state, but they were never actually asleep. The subject will often remark that they feel rested as if they had taken a refreshing nap, when in reality they were in a deep trance for hours in some cases.
This is partly because I guide my subjects with positive suggestions so that they feel rested upon “waking.” They also feel relaxed because they have temporarily bypassed the conscious mind, which is often preoccupied with worries about what is going on in the subject’s life. These day-to-day uncertainties belong to the conscious mind and are irrelevant and non-existent when a subject is immersed in the somnambulistic state.
Since the conscious mind isn’t active during hypnosis, most subjects only remember bits and pieces about their session, so I record each and every session to enable them to listen to what they revealed about themselves in this or a past life.
It’s always fascinating to watch a subject’s reaction when they listen to a tape of their session for the first time. And it’s always rewarding to be able to help a subject face an irrational fear, cure themselves of a stubborn illness, or just to experience the sense of wonder along with them when they meet their real or higher self.
Without hypnosis, none of these remarkable journeys would be possible.

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How to heal your body

If you have just had surgery, undergoing cancer treatment or had a C Section, this may help you.

I have a Healing the body recording that will help you to heal your own body and speed up the healing process.

This is programming to enhance your immune system, promote inner healing after surgery or cancer treatment.

Please note the recording is not for if you have a headache, stomach ache, this is something that can heal a physical injury after the diagnosis and surgery.

For anyone who is dealing with cancer this can also help with the body to rejuvenate, heal and strengthen.

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Hypnosis can help with insomnia

How Hypnosis Helped Me Sleep

A few hypnosis sessions helped one writer finally remedy her insomnia

by Linda Yellin

Photograph: Illustration By Aad Goudappel

My brown eyes are one of my most identifying traits. So are the dark circles underneath. If you, too, have insomnia, I don’t need to tell you why they’re there. You’re probably reading this at 3 am.

Over the years I’ve tried warm milk, warm baths, valerian tea, eye masks, no reading in bed, no TV in bed, sex before bed, no sex before bed. Nothing worked, so I tried Ambien, which did work, but I didn’t want to keep taking drugs. It was time to think outside the box springs. Especially after my buddy Mike in Chicago told me he’d quit a two-pack-a-day cigarette habit with hypnosis. Insomnia is a habit, right? I decided to see if hypnosis would break it.

Women are twice as likely as men to get insomnia, say researchers. “When we sleep, we actually sleep better than men, but we wake up more often,” says Kelly Glazer Baron, PhD, a clinical psychologist and behavioral sleep medicine specialist at Northwestern University in Chicago, whom I contacted for more information. “Insomnia relief takes effort. Hypnosis can be part of the arsenal.”

New York City certified hypnotherapist Melissa Tiers explained to me how it all works: “Being in a hypnotic state is close to how you feel in a movie theater. When you become absorbed in a film, you don’t say, ‘Hey! There’s an actor! And I can hear the dialogue over all the shooting—nice work, sound crew!’ ” Once you suspend your disbelief, you bypass your tendency to stop and evaluate what’s going on. You can become so engaged in a scary scene that you jump—even if the plot is ridiculous.

When you are hypnotized, you enter a similar kind of mental state. You are more suggestible than usual, and that provides an opportunity for you to rewire unconscious patterns, like that annoying one that keeps you up all night worrying you’re going to be up all night. A hypnosis session plays out in three steps, Tiers told me: induction, the focusing of attention, which puts you into a trance, which in turn leaves you open to a suggestion based on an image or phrase relating to something you’d like to change.

So was I a good candidate for hypnosis? Well, I can certainly get lost in a book or film, which is a very good sign. But Baron brought up another factor: “Do you have good visual imagery? Are you able to envisage something in your mind and re-experience emotions based on that picture? Some people don’t dream in pictures, but those who do have the imagination to respond to visual suggestions.”

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The new way to a slimmer you.

We all know we need to watch what we eat and sometimes it isn't easy to make the "right" choices.

We are always being scrutinized by the doctor, the media and other people, sadly society now thinks we all need to be a certain dress size.

So we do what we can but often we self sabotage ourselves because we love the way food tastes and love the feeling of being full.

Help is now at hand and you can get real emotional help using Hypnosis.

With the help of subliminal programming and techniques we can uncover the deep seated issues, and ultimately the cause behind it.

If you do not want a session with me, I offer a subliminal weight loss programming recording which you can get from.

Start 2013 off on the right foot!

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Where did Hypnosis come from?

Hypnosis is a technique to direct person’s innate capabilities like imagination, imagery, attention and perception. During this process attention and imagination are increased and peripheral sensation and perception decreases. This can be induced by controlling trance from its beginning, Hypnotist is a knowledgeable person about this technique and all these induction methods. The subject’s ability of getting hypnotized is measured in Hypnotizability (Varies person to person)

HISTORY

1. Anton Franz first discovered Hypnosis as a therapy.
2. James Braid discovered Eye-fixation method to induce Hypnosis.
3. Bernheim stated Hypnosis as a normal brain function.
4. Dr. Sigmund Freud used hypnosis in his Psychoanalysis therapy to give relief to his patients under traumatic events.

TODAY

We use Hypnosis to Help people overcome their inner conflicts, we can use hypnosis to locate the root cause of an issue and deal with it effectively.
We can now use it in medical settings such as during Birth, Dentist chair and even during operations.

Hypnosis was once looked upon as something that was "out there" and something to be feared, only because not many people knew enough about it to be able to make an educated decision.

With  Acupuncture / Chiropractor and other "alternative" treatments out there we are pretty much able to move away from the pharmaceutical world we now find ourselves living in.

So if you have suffered enough and want to look into other forms of alternative therapy, Think about Hypnosis and what it has to offer, you will wish you had tried it sooner.

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Sarah Riley CHt has been a Hypnotherapist for over ten years and has in excess of 500 hours of training.

407-494-3578

Hot flashes, feeling tired,night sweats, hopelessness, these are some of the symptoms of the menopause.

For most women the hot flashes and night sweats are the hardest to deal with and there seems little we can do to help deal with them.

Using the recording I have produced you can help naturally overcome this bothersome issue.

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Beat Depression

We all feel down at times when things don't go to plan. we always worry about the future, will we have money, will we be ok?

For some this is just temporary, for others it is something that looms and sometimes can stay for long periods of time.

But know there is help out there, for most we go and see our doctor who will issue pills that do not really remedy the problem.

Either in private sessions, or what I recommend as a starter is my recording for Depression.

This is a programming MP3 that you can download and listen to at home.

It will give you total relaxation and will help overcome those barriers that are holding you to ransom.

So if you are ready to move forward help is here.

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