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When intense belief kills.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lonnie Scott Sep 16, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
I havn't been active for awhile since college started, but I came across a very interesting article about the power of nocebo. Hypnosis has been shown to be even more effective than placebos and…Continue
Getting people drunk vs getting people sober.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Henxy Dec 13, 2010. 16 Replies 0 Favorites
As a socially active 18-year old high school senior, I suppose it comes as no big surprise that I have engaged in underage drinking (in Japan the drinking age is 20). Since I have started hypnosis I…Continue
Hypnosis Proof (or lack of)
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Ellner Nov 29, 2010. 12 Replies 0 Favorites
Hi beloved HT community. I am almost graduating from High School, and the school program I'm in (the IB program) requires me to make a presentation about a knowledge issue and how it's relevant to my…Continue
Magic Tricks and Hypnosis.
Started Nov 18, 2010 0 Replies 0 Favorites
I've read in several topics on this site about the use of magic trics to induce trance and to enhance the deepening process, but I have had mixed results with using it. I think the moment I am…Continue
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- Japan
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- As a Hobby
- What are you looking for on this site?
- I hope to meet some more experienced hypnotists and perhaps collaborate and get some answers to some of my findings.
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Lonnie Scott replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion When intense belief kills."I saw that story on a blog this morning. I'm looking forward ot reading that book. Fascinating research!
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Bill Kennedy replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion When intense belief kills."Thank you so much for this. It's fascinating."
Hao Qui Wu posted a discussionWhen intense belief kills.
I havn't been active for awhile since college started, but I came across a very interesting article about the power of nocebo. Hypnosis has been shown to be even more effective than placebos and nocebos, I believe this is a strong reminder of the responsibility and expertise, professional hypnotists must commit to. …See More
janadra commented on Hao Qui Wu's blog post What the earthquake taught me about the subconscious."Incredibly insightful. Thank you for sharing your impressions."
Bill Kennedy commented on Hao Qui Wu's blog post What the earthquake taught me about the subconscious."Wow, great observations! As you continue to observe and draw conclusions, I hope you share them here!
Thanks!"
Hao Qui Wu posted a blog postWhat the earthquake taught me about the subconscious.
Woah, it's been quite awhile since I've been active here. My time has mostly been eaten up by schoolwork, but also since the earthquake struck Japan, I've been helping out with various relief groups and money gathering so forth. Since I've been studying hypnosis and experimented with it, I am continously surprised at how it seems to pervade our every day lives.I've always been convinced that Japanese people would be less susceptible to hypnosis (but then again, I could have just been struck…See More
Hao Qui Wu replied to Elias Andrason's discussion Suggested books?"Elias, I'm currently reading Trancework on the recommendation of Scott. And so far it's been brilliant.
Here's a google books link to it -…"
Henxy replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion Getting people drunk vs getting people sober."I was asked to see a client by both client's sister and mother... Both insisted that the client knew I was coming, but was working, so was unable to confirm themselves that they were ok with the appointment.
It turned out that the client had…"
docregal.com replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion Getting people drunk vs getting people sober."Perhaps Brian David Phillips has your answer. He has a very entertaining approach.
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Hao Qui Wu replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion Getting people drunk vs getting people sober."There has been some insightful comments made here already. To answer Michael's question. I am not a very experienced hypnotist, yet I have already managed to anchor those feelings to visual stimuli. For example with most of my friends I have…"
James Hazlerig - HypnosisAustin replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion Getting people drunk vs getting people sober."I didn't know this was surprising--I've gotten lots of people high without weed and drunk without booze. I even put someone on a safe mushroom trip. A few days ago, an experientially-gifted friend of mine complained online that she'd…"
docregal.com replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion Getting people drunk vs getting people sober."Agreed, Richard. Yet, I wasn't confused. I stopped watching before anything deleterious could occur.
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docregal.com replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion Getting people drunk vs getting people sober."Braid originally described hypnosis as the act of focusing the conscious mind of the subject upon a single dominant idea and used a therapeutic strategy involved stimulating or reducing physiological functioning in different regions of the…"
docregal.com replied to Hao Qui Wu's discussion Getting people drunk vs getting people sober."Changing brain states offers interesting possibilities. Inducing an "artificial" high is quite doable, IMO. Yet, reversing the effects probably depends more upon the level of toxicity in the body, than suggestibility. Theodore Barber…"
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 2:29am on March 2, 2012,
Alexandria Rose Jayden-Chum said… I just wanted to stop by and say hi, bye, see you later, and cool beans!
- At 1:46pm on April 3, 2011,
Antonio said… - Good to see that you are alive and doing well :D
Antonio
- At 3:00am on March 11, 2011, Antonio said…
Hey it looks like its been quite some time since you've been on the site. I just wanted to see if you're doing ok because of the earthquake. Be safe.
Antonio
- At 5:16am on December 8, 2010,
James Malone said… - Hao, keep on learning, you have a bright future as a hypnotist. Jim
- At 9:47am on December 2, 2010,
Elias Andrason said… - Hey! Sorry for the late reply, still trying to figure out this web site! :)
Yeah I know how you feel, it's nice to see other amateurs trying to improve! I'll definitely give you a poke whenever I end up making some new videos. At the moment I'm swamped with exams but afterwards I plan on getting myself a nice new camera to get recording!
Have a nice time!
Elías
- At 3:02am on November 20, 2010,
Antoine Pruyssers said… - Hi Hao, thank you for the friendship request!!
- At 10:53am on November 18, 2010,
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- At 9:16am on November 18, 2010,
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- At 8:10am on November 18, 2010,
Roger Moore said…
- At 6:27am on November 18, 2010,
Keithanthony said… - Hi Hao Qui Wu
So glad you joined the ranks of hypnotherapists congratulations
Keithanthony
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What the earthquake taught me about the subconscious.
Posted on April 3, 2011 at 11:09am 2 Comments 0 Favorites
Woah, it's been quite awhile since I've been active here. My time has mostly been eaten up by schoolwork, but also since the earthquake struck Japan, I've been helping out with various relief groups and money gathering so forth. Since I've been studying hypnosis and experimented with it, I am continously surprised at how it seems to pervade our every day lives.
I've always been convinced that Japanese people would be less susceptible to hypnosis (but then again, I could have just been…
Continue First out of control moment with hypnosis.
Posted on December 7, 2010 at 1:52am 11 Comments 0 Favorites
This blog pretty much functions as a reference for my progress so I suppose I should include key moments in this blog as well.
Today, I was experimenting with different instant inductions on my favorite subject, a somnabulist who experiences complete amnesia after going into trance. One thing I noted when I entered the room where we usually do trance work is that she only whispered. She said she had a cold and could not talk loudly because it hurts. I figured, hey I have had… Continue
Today, I was experimenting with different instant inductions on my favorite subject, a somnabulist who experiences complete amnesia after going into trance. One thing I noted when I entered the room where we usually do trance work is that she only whispered. She said she had a cold and could not talk loudly because it hurts. I figured, hey I have had… Continue Hypnotic Training - One week update.
Posted on November 25, 2010 at 8:00am 1 Comment 0 Favorites
So it's been about a week since I joined HT and I wrote my blog post about my first 2 weeks with hypnosis. A lot has happened since, so I figured I should write another update. For most people a week is short, but I feel that I learn new things everyday as I test hypnotic techniques everyday. This week I've started getting a metaphor for hypnosis.I like to think hypnosis as a language, as a language of the mind. A language that we all speak, yet not consciously. When I hypnotize people, it's… Continue
Funny experience with expectancy hypnosis today.
Posted on November 20, 2010 at 1:30am 5 Comments 0 Favorites
So I've been experimenting with speed trance and expectancy hypnosis lately. I feel I lack the proper knowledge of the anatomy behind hypnosis, and dissecting a 20-30 minute induction is simply too complicated. So today I was using an expectancy hypnosis inspired by John Cleesattel which I modified to also incorporate focused attention. In essence the subject just had to focus on my palm and notice when it closed and then go into a trance.To further the expectancy, I talked in… Continue
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