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Permalink Reply by Anthony Edgington Sr on April 28, 2010 at 8:37am

When I was eleven years old, younger than you of course, I was fearless, I lost my father, friends and neighbours to the bombing but I was indestructable of course, what eleven year old thinks of death for himself, even when it is all around?
You remind me of that as I read your post, you have found what may well prove to be a powerful bomb to play with, just as I did when it was thought that an unexploded bomb was buried in the roadway about twenty yards from my house, and I walked up to it to collect shrapnel, a hobby for many of us...My bomb turned out to be nothing but the tail off a normal bomb as I supposed, but what about your bomb? Mishandling will cause it to explode in your face, and ruin your life by damaging you, or perhaps a friend of your, and you are completely impervious to the danger....
Hypnosis, when used by a skilled practitioner, is a wonderful and safe method for improvement, but when used by someone ignorant of how to use it properly, it can be a deadly weapon for destruction of the worst kind. Do as you wish, I am not your parent, or responsible for you in any way, but I find it frightening that others here will encourage you, perhaps due to their own ignorance, or perhaps because they have no concept of caring about a neighbour....Grow up first, and then make choices.....

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Permalink Reply by Christopher on April 28, 2010 at 8:44am

I appreciate your comment Anthony and I'm very sorry for your loss.I can't begin to imagine how you felt.
It's not a sort of 'I NEED to know hypnosis' it's more of a 'I'm keen to learn hypnosis'.
I'll remember from my mistakes and I'll hopefully learn from many of you pro Hypnotists on how to handle hypnosis responsibly.

Thanks,
Chris

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Permalink Reply by docregal.com on April 28, 2010 at 10:57am

This circumstance reminds me of a warning I posted a while ago to neophytes.

Is The Ouija Board A Portal Or Gateway For Demonic Forces To Come In? By Dr. Regal

Ouija (literally meaning "yes-yes" since both the French word "oui" and the German word "ja" translate to the English equivalent "yes") works via automatism, so it may be considered a valuable tool for investigating the subconscious realm, like pendulums or other devices that are used by diviners. The caveat with all divinations is how the querrent interprets the information received. Because it is easy for a neophyte practitioner to be misled, attentive care is typically advised.

Understanding how to create a personal shield of protection for all participants and their possessions is essential for the cautious minded. One major concern is that by becoming overly reliant on the mystical information presented, one loses her ability to think independently for herself.

We live on a need to know basis. It is therefore with some risk or possible peril, one seeks positive insights via divinatory methods. The danger is, of course, that she may end up summoning ominous premonitions instead.

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Although this information entails divinations, in a parallel universe being cautious still applies.

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Permalink Reply by Christopher on April 29, 2010 at 7:37am

Thanks for the comment.
I'll keep that in mind-please remember, I'm still learning.

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