Stress Management

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SELF HYPNOSIS

Hypnosis is no magic. It is a suggestible state of induced sleep. To hypnotize yourself does not require too much expertise or practice. During day to day life you have been hypnotizing yourself and others without even realizing it. Any successful sales talk has a hypnotic effect on the buyer. When you make yourself do a thing against your wishes, you have in all probability hypnotized your mind into accepting the new situation.

When does hypnosis take effect? Imagine your thoughts and memory are distributed among ' the concentration points' in your mind (the seat of which is the brain). Usually in the waking state, these points are scattered around so it is difficult for you to submit your conscious mind to the ultimate level of supreme concentration. In the hypnotic state these scattered points are brought to a concentrated point that your mind becomes alert. It is receptive to any suggestions at this level. Once the suggestions are given, they take effect in the sub conscious and remain there for future reference.

During my stress management classes I teach the patients to reach this level of receptivity and imbibe positive suggestions for relaxation. Whenever they enter the relaxation mode, their subconscious accepts the message and becomes completely unwound.

 

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