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Hypnosis is termed as suggestible acts performed by clients.
Mr.Jonathan Chase,
Your teaching as
" I teach that as soon as you know you are a hypnotist and that you have
the intent to hypnotise someone that from the moment onward every word
is a suggestion."
and your statement as
" If that is so then induction and suggestion are the same thing."
A.K. Rathod Says as
Let us analyse it to consider the fact
[1] you are a hypnotist ["in the eyes of your client"] , "your
intention" is to put the " person in trance" [ clients belief about you as hypnotist.]
[2] as soon as you start talking [ guiding the client with intention ]
your "every word is a suggestion" [for induction as well as for therapy]
A.K. Rathod Says
Dear friends, Hypnosis is now termed as suggestible acts.
Hypnosis begins with the suggestibility, faith, belief system, devotion,
submission expectations of the client .
Client having deep faith in hypnotist is auto-suggestible and does not
require any induction even, only best scripted suggestions audio brings
desired results. Many cataleptic demonstration are produced by the
subjects in waking state also.
.
Hypnotist must be a best guide, instructor and director, hence a little
mistake on the part of hypnotist may spoil whole thing.
Example: A Lady client may come out of deep trance, whenever a hypnotist
gives any silly suggestions or handles beyond moral / ethical belief. A person
in trance is not sleeping / unconscious , but concentrated and focused to obey
the "suggested acts up to certain moral / physical / mental personal limit".
The client is an "auto-suggestible follower" and hence he is really a
powerful demonstrator of hypnotic effects.
Let me conclude "Hypnosis is now termed as suggestible acts by clients."
he may or may not even be in trance, since the trance is also a suggested
act performed by the client.
Please refer my posting, group discussion pages for more details.
A.K. Rathod PsychoHypnotist INDIA.
Your teaching as
" I teach that as soon as you know you are a hypnotist and that you have
the intent to hypnotise someone that from the moment onward every word
is a suggestion."
and your statement as
" If that is so then induction and suggestion are the same thing."
A.K. Rathod Says as
Let us analyse it to consider the fact
[1] you are a hypnotist ["in the eyes of your client"] , "your
intention" is to put the " person in trance" [ clients belief about you as hypnotist.]
[2] as soon as you start talking [ guiding the client with intention ]
your "every word is a suggestion" [for induction as well as for therapy]
A.K. Rathod Says
Dear friends, Hypnosis is now termed as suggestible acts.
Hypnosis begins with the suggestibility, faith, belief system, devotion,
submission expectations of the client .
Client having deep faith in hypnotist is auto-suggestible and does not
require any induction even, only best scripted suggestions audio brings
desired results. Many cataleptic demonstration are produced by the
subjects in waking state also.
.
Hypnotist must be a best guide, instructor and director, hence a little
mistake on the part of hypnotist may spoil whole thing.
Example: A Lady client may come out of deep trance, whenever a hypnotist
gives any silly suggestions or handles beyond moral / ethical belief. A person
in trance is not sleeping / unconscious , but concentrated and focused to obey
the "suggested acts up to certain moral / physical / mental personal limit".
The client is an "auto-suggestible follower" and hence he is really a
powerful demonstrator of hypnotic effects.
Let me conclude "Hypnosis is now termed as suggestible acts by clients."
he may or may not even be in trance, since the trance is also a suggested
act performed by the client.
Please refer my posting, group discussion pages for more details.
A.K. Rathod PsychoHypnotist INDIA.
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ILA reply for "RAPPORT" & suggested cross rapport.
The hypnotic relationship "Rapport" [between client and hypnotist ] is a suggested link established during 'suggestive therapeutics' may be cross rapported to another 'third person' by "suggesting the client" for such handover / takeover of control, so that a new person [say client's relative] may carry over the process of suggestive hypnotherapy at home in absence of hypnotist. Once the 'cross rapport is established' and 'confirmed by the client', the 'new person' is also capable of passing curative suggestions for the client.
Here the client's gets the same benefit from new person , as from the hypnotherapist.
As we know the hypnotic behaviour is a suggested behaviour.
ILA
Doc Regal said:Belief, imagination, receptivity, suggestibility, readiness, and intention are naught without permission, compliance and expectation.
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