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I found this article and thought it was appropriate. Substitute "hypnosis" for "healing".

 

For quite some time I had viewed myself as a “healer” or an “enlightener”, or an “uplifter”, or a “lightworker”. Like many, I was sold a bag of promised goods. I was seduced by teasing salespeople—posing as teachers—namely to get me to pay the tuition into their healing-type classes. I was told that with “this” healing modality:

• I would be able to do what others cannot

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This link was sent to me by my friend Eddie in Aruba that I met at a Roy Hunter Parts/Regression class last year. I think this is a fabulous video (by Ed Lester) and wanted to share it. It was just uploaded a couple days ago, so may be new to you.

Title: Hypnosis isn't magic, but it is very close

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ImIvvMzkt8

CindyLou

I'm trying to figure out why some hypnotists get amazing results with light/no trance and some can't do much with light/no trance.



Generally in the basic hypnosis class world, instructors teach that you need to have many inductions, deepeners, more deepeners, fractionation, depth testing, etc. Why? If only a light/no state of hypnosis is as effective as any induction-driven hypnosis. In my practice I have experienced that light hypnosis isn't nearly as effective as deep hypnosis.… Continue

I know many of you are not a fan of regression therapy and think it's outdated. I'm curious as to what alternative you use.  With regression, one or two sessions can help people overcome many things. So, when you non-regressionists come across a client that is struggling with an issue that regression hypnos would typically use regression or time line therapy to get to the root cause and resolve it there, what is it that you non-regressionists use to help the person overcome their issues? And…

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