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Hypnosis
Hypnosis is a psychological state in which the mind is in something like a sleeping state. The mind is more open to suggestion. Hypnosis is used as a therapy to help people stop habits such as smoking. It is also used as a questioning technique to help people bring back memories they may have repressed.
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Traditionaly, many drugs have been used for such a purpose, mushrooms, salvia, peyote, ayahuaska, iboga, and many others, recently LSD and mdma have been tried successfully in theraputic sittuations. Many authors such as Carlos Casteneda, Terrance McKenna, and Timmothy Leary have studied these substances in such circumstance, and reading their work would be very helpfull, and a stop by erowid.org is probably the most informative thing you can do to learn about such uses, as a full answer would require a book and probably a few sequels...
Drug and hypnosis are two different routes.
Hypnosis activates the subscious mind to bring it into greater alignment with the conscious mind. It is a means gaining greater control of one's own mental processes.
Drugs, on the other hand, suppress mental function--which may be beneficial if a person is overly inhibited, but it is giving up control. In some worldviews giving up control is a good thing
Another drug that is useful in hypnosis can be zoplicone, or any of the hypnotic sleep aids. They will affect short term memory but definitly unlock subconscious channels into the mind.
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Take a look at "How do you hypnotise someone" it's quite a big help.
How does the Indian snake charmer hypnotize his cobra?
Most times, the cobra is de-fanged (this is very painful for the snake and often leads to death). The charmer waves an object back and forth. The snake follows it, readying itself for a defensive strike. The music can't actually be heard by the cobra, and is just used for show.
No, it is not a conjunction. The word hypnotized is a verb or adjective. It is the past tense and past participle of the verb 'to hypnotize' (actually or metaphorically).
How do you hypnotize someone who needs to act crazy- but is just not capable?
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What Greek gods have the power to hypnotize?
Hypnus: Greek god of sleep.
Though I suspect any of them could have done so if it had occurred to them to do so, or they had reason.
What are six conclusions that can be reached about the nature of hypnosis?
Tentatively... hypnosis is -
1. a naturally occurring state which most normal people enter spontaneously on a regular basis - eg when "daydreaming";
2. a state of "right brain activation" during which right brain hemisphere functions (eg creative, imaginative, intuitive etc) predominate over those of the left hemisphere, which deals with logical, analytical, critical functions;
3. to some degree socially and culturally constructed - ie those who expect to experience hypnosis in a formal sense, and have established notions of how "hypnotised" people behave, are most likely to become hypnotised during a deliberate induction process;
4. similar to the REM sleep state ( when dreaming occurs ) - indeed, some believe hypnosis to be no more then the deliberate activation of a "REM State" in an otherwise conscious person;
5. a sophisticated, highly focused, form of interpersonal communication;
6. voluntary and consensual - coercive psychological manipulation resulting from fear, anxiety, control of a person's environment etc is NOT hypnosis.
In Midnight for Charlie Bone how does charlie uncover the mystery of the hypnotized girl?
Charlie Bone Gets a silver box called Tolly Twelve Bells, and pressed The letters on the box that said tolly twelve bells. And out came a Silver knight that made a sound that woke up the hypnotized girl.
Who are the girls from girls gone hypnotized?
Some of them can be found on MODELHAYDEM for example.
Can you hypnotize to stop jealous feeling?
Jealousy is a natural human reaction, however, hypnotherapy may be able to help with jealousy towards a particular person.
How do you hypnotize someone to sleep for ten seconds?
To hypnotize someone to sleep for ten seconds, create a calm and relaxing environment. Use a soothing voice to guide them through deep breathing exercises, encouraging them to focus on their breath while progressively relaxing their body. Once they appear relaxed, suggest that they will drift into a light sleep for just ten seconds. After the brief period, gently wake them by counting up or softly saying their name.
How do people become hypnotized?
People become hypnotized when totally absorbed in something to the exclusion of all else. Hypnosis is a naturally occurring state which most people enter spontaneously on a regular basis - eg "daydreaming"; performing a tedious and repetitive task "on autopliot" whilst thinking of something else; being "lost" in a book, movie, piece of music etc..
One may be hypnotized by fascination - eg gazing into the eyes of someone who attracts you, or listening to an interesting speaker.
When someone is hypnotized their mind is very focused, and the right hemisphere of the brain (which deals with emotion, intuition, creativity etc) is dominating their thought processes so they are in a state of heightened suggestibility and imaginative engagement where they'll tend to be less critical/ analytical, and more inclined to be emotively responsive and playful than normal.
A hypnotist simply encourages focused concentration (on voice, and/ or other single stimuli) and relaxation, and thereby guides the person into a dissociated "trance" state in which they don't really care about anything other than what they're being asked to focus on. It's nothing more than deliberate utilization of the normal human capacity to concentrate on something very intensely whilst following instructions.
In what episode does Simon barsinister hypnotize underdog with one of his diabolical machines?
The four-part episode of "The Phoney Booths"
