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The critical what?
Started this discussion. Last reply by bob burns Sep 21, 2010. 28 Replies 0 Favorites
Does it annoy anyone else when people use the term 'bypass the critical factor' rather than 'bypass the critical faculty'?For some reason it irks the bejeezus out of me!Continue
Favourite induction
Started this discussion. Last reply by AJ Sep 2, 2010. 17 Replies 0 Favorites
This one may seem a bit trivial, but I don't get the chance to talk to many other hypnotists on a daily basis so what the hey!What's your favourite induction?It occurred to me today that I don't…Continue
Sacroillitis and Ankylosing Spondylitis
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tim Box Sep 1, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Favorites
I saw a client today who has come to me for pain relief from her Sacroillitis and Ankylosing Spondylitis.I have various methods I would normally use for pain relief issues but have no direct…Continue
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Tim Box replied to Karena's discussion 'What do you do?'
I don't do anything to convince the client they are hypnotised.
As long as I know they are hypnotised then they know they are hypnotised.
Any doubt is caused by the hypnotist, not the subject.
How do I make sure I know?
Test, test, test.
I…
Tim Box replied to mua hang's discussion 'Ambush hypnosis games ideas'
I suddenly have this image of an Inspector Clouseau / Kato type relationship between you and your brother! lol
Tim Box replied to Zak's discussion 'Apparently there are instant inductions that are more powerful than others.'
Hey Zak,
Sorry mate. Here's a good vid:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCAoNWbn9yE
The thing about the arm catalepsy induction is that it is not a shock induction like the hand drop or arm pull. The arm pull/grab/drop aspect of it is window…
Tim Box replied to Zak's discussion 'Apparently there are instant inductions that are more powerful than others.'
No it's not a re-induction.
The fact they can't bend their arm tells you they are hypnotised. Just because they are sitting there with their eyes open, saying "holy s**t, I can't bend my arm!!" doesn't mean they are…
Tim Box replied to Zak's discussion 'Apparently there are instant inductions that are more powerful than others.'
Also, I think the Suggestion induction is waaaaay too close to Elman's 3 handshake induction for FurubaGurl to grab the credit for it! lol
You should have a look at Reg Blackwood's version of that for a pretty fail safe way of doing it…
Tim Box replied to Jonathan Chase's discussion 'Svengali'
It's you isn't it, Jon?! ;)
Tim Box replied to Zak's discussion 'Apparently there are instant inductions that are more powerful than others.'
Hi Zak,
With regard to the arm catalepsy induction, the subject is hypnotised before the trance state is induced. Once they cannot bend their arm they are in the process so you could pull it, touch it, lick it, blow on it, wink at it, pretty much…
Tim Box replied to Zak's discussion 'Man! I failed again!'
Hi Zak.
Congrats on how well you are doing so far. NEVER get discouraged. You are learning an extraordinary skill that a very small percentage of people on the planet know how to do and you are already being successful. Nice one.
I personally make…
bob burns replied to Tim Box's discussion 'The critical what?'
I actually believe that to talk of the problem of by-passing the 'critical factor' makes far MORE sense than 'critical faculty'.
The critical faculty is the critical faculty. It's not there to be by-passed. It merely is what…
Kevin Cole-NLPTrainingQuest.com replied to Tim Box's discussion 'The critical what?'
Tomato (American pronunciation), Tomato... (British pronunciation).
My 2 cents...
Kevin
Roy Hunter replied to Tim Box's discussion 'The critical what?'
In 1983, my mentor was Charles Tebbetts, who was a legendary "Master Trainer" of hypnosis.
Sometimes he used "factor" rather than "faculty" -- so I am not bothered by it. There are many more important items to be…
Tim Box replied to Tim Box's discussion 'The critical what?'
Thanks Antoine.
It took 24 replies, but I finally got a relevant and helpful response!
...but I think it might be dangerous if I took things LESS seriously ;)
Antoine Pruyssers replied to Tim Box's discussion 'The critical what?'
Maybe it would be a good idea, to stop taking things too serious, and start to smile when you realize that others make mistakes as well.
Connor Wyatt replied to Tim Box's discussion 'The critical what?'
I find that it's more of a way to understand the state. As you say, obviously the mind is just a concept and therefore a part of the mind can't exist but the critical factor is just the mind's defenses isn't it? I find that…
Graham Old replied to Tim Box's discussion 'The critical what?'
I really don't understand the hypnotists who make a big deal out of dismissing the whole CCF idea.
I partly suspect that they genuinely think the rest of us really think it exists. I don't. Clearly, if the mind itself does not exist…
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After a lifelong fascination with hypnosis I finally made the effort to learn this stuff. I'm so glad I did as it has been the most interesting thing I have ever set my mind to. It also helped me escape a career as a self-employed plumber. I still plumb, but not nearly as much!
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- At 8:52pm on September 22, 2010,
Ilja Grzeskowitz said… - Hi Tim. Thx for the add. And don´t forget: The next pint is on me :-)
Best, Ilja
- At 12:38pm on September 20, 2010,
noblezada said… - Thanks for the add! Have a great day my friend!
- At 4:49am on August 18, 2010,
Fable Goodman said… - A warm welcome to hypnothoughts community,
I trust you will have an enjoyable and fruitful time here,
Love and hugs,
Fable
Lawrie Shaw the Sunderland Hypnotherapist
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Darren Altman said… - Tim, thanks for the sweet comment. See you at The London meet on the 30th ;- )
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