Hypnosis without trance

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Permalink Reply by John Cleesattel on February 25, 2010 at 4:02pm

Umm.. I can explain how and why it works :) It's just a matter of understanding what trance really is... but then again, I have beaten that horse to death here.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Millard on April 21, 2010 at 12:21pm

hi Rachel
This site you posted has been suspended. Could you send me another link to this article please. Thank you.

Rachel Houghton said:

My partner has been teaching how to do this since 1993 (yes over 18 years) its nothing new and the "hypnosis without trance" is nothing more than a amrketing gimmick.

Any good stage hypnotist certainly any of them who have done personal training with my partner would be able to do all of these stunts and more with peoples eyes open (or closed) and without the need for any formal trance induction and indeed without any so called hypnosis being used whatsoever.

I suggest you grab the Free 80 Page Report covering all these topics and many more from:


http://magicalhypnotist.wordpress.com/2010/02/03/hypnosis-nlp-expos...

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Permalink Reply by bob burns on April 21, 2010 at 12:30pm

Yeah it's been suspended for.... oooh 'bout 18 years now. And I'm not sure if they are together anymore anyhow.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Millard on April 21, 2010 at 12:36pm

ok. guess I'm a bit behind the times. Should have read the full post. Thanks

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Permalink Reply by bob burns on April 21, 2010 at 12:52pm

Not a problem Paul. Anyhow the hypnotist in question (her partner) is meanwhile trying to 'crack' America. Should be interesting!

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Permalink Reply by Ron Franks on July 28, 2010 at 2:24am

Thanks Bob, for....

initiating this thread as it has served to re-inforce and expand my feeling that we are currently in a process of coming into a realization that Hypnosis is not a fixed static thing that we can wrap up in a neat litlle limited and defined package but rather that perhaps it is a very dynamic evolving undefinable thing, personalized in each's experience of it and like so much of the reality we experience, we are individually re-creating it anew in each of our individual experiences of it.

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Permalink Reply by bob burns on July 28, 2010 at 3:09am

Yes Ron,
Perhaps if it was in a neat little package and we knew exactly what it was we wouldn't be so interersted in it. ie: people in my home town stopped screaming and waving at helicopters, oh, months ago now.
I had lunch with a very well known stage hypnotist last week who was quite happy to confess to me that after many many years in the business the one thing he does know about hypnosis is the fact that it's totally unstable and that the user should constantly be aware of that.

Ron Franks said:

Thanks Bob, for....

initiating this thread as it has served to re-inforce and expand my feeling that we are currently in a process of coming into a realization that Hypnosis is not a fixed static thing that we can wrap up in a neat litlle limited and defined package but rather that perhaps it is a very dynamic evolving undefinable thing, personalized in each's experience of it and like so much of the reality we experience, we are individually re-creating it anew in each of our individual experiences of it.

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Permalink Reply by Richard Whitbread C.Ht on July 28, 2010 at 5:21am

I know what your talking about and it has been my experience that those who say they are not hypnotizable or do not believe in hypnosis are the one who drop the fastest so testing with what I like to call awakened trance works really well on them

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Permalink Reply by Ron Franks on July 28, 2010 at 7:23am

Good point Bob, and...

that's what it looks like to me as well. Perhaps what can serve us more than anything else is a realization that we each have a view of the point, not the point itself.

bob burns said:

Yes Ron,
Perhaps if it was in a neat little package and we knew exactly what it was we wouldn't be so interersted in it. ie: people in my home town stopped screaming and waving at helicopters, oh, months ago now.
I had lunch with a very well known stage hypnotist last week who was quite happy to confess to me that after many many years in the business the one thing he does know about hypnosis is the fact that it's totally unstable and that the user should constantly be aware of that.

Ron Franks said:

Thanks Bob, for....

initiating this thread as it has served to re-inforce and expand my feeling that we are currently in a process of coming into a realization that Hypnosis is not a fixed static thing that we can wrap up in a neat litlle limited and defined package but rather that perhaps it is a very dynamic evolving undefinable thing, personalized in each's experience of it and like so much of the reality we experience, we are individually re-creating it anew in each of our individual experiences of it.

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