Facts of Hypnosis
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Facts of hypnosis
Most of us are familiar with the sleeping prophet Edgar Cayce,
who would command himself to engage in out-of-body and near-death experiences through self-hypnosis. Under a trance state, he would
communicate with people he hasn't even met. His fans documented
nearly 14,000 journeys unto the spirit realm, made through his subconscious mind or what Cayce referred to as the soul.
The well known historian David Lewis claimed that in 1918, Hitler believed he had gone completely blind despite diagnoses of doctors that nothing
was wrong with his eyes. Through hypnosis, a doctor suggested to Hitler that indeed, he
had lost his eyesight but through will power he could make himself see again. That's because God made him an exceptional person, the good doctor added. Since then, Lewis said, the hypnosis marked Hitler so much that he took life believing he was exceptional, and the rest, as they say, is history.
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Other facts of hypnosis include: Robert F. Kennedy's assassin was under the influence of a mastermind through hypnotism during the assassination, and was said to have shown robotic, trance-like movements and repeated RFK must die over and over again during police interrogation.
There are many rumors that suggest that these hypnosis stories are either
factual or completely bollocks. Let's look at the following:
Hypnotism really has been used as part of the treatment and therapy of various physical and psychological conditions. Through its ability to tap into the subconscious
mind and to intensify focus and concentration, hypnosis can help you be more attuned with your intellectual and emotional capacity; thus helping you modify your habits and behaviors, or wield more control over the way you think and analyze.
It should definitely not be seen as the wonder cure for all your problems. It is not proven to be effective every time
- all the time, as often claimed. The United States general surgeon reports there is insufficient evidence to support hypnosis as a treatment for smoking cessation. Again, the effectiveness of hypnotism depends on each and every different case
and individual it is being used for.
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TODAY'S NEWS:
TYLER - The word hypnosis may give you visions of monsters or some sort of voodoo witchcraft activity. However, the modern version of hypnosis contradicts those conceptions.
Deborah Agulnik: Hypnosis works by implanting suggestions in your unconscious mind
Instrument Drive The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion and The Pavilion Partners, the official volunteer organization of The Pavilion, are conducting an Instrument Drive from Aug. 11-Sept. 19. The drive benefits schools in Montgomery County that need assistance for their band and orchestra students.
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It must also be said that it will not hurt to try hypnotism, as long as
you don't fully rely on it too much either. On the one hand it may help you and change your life forever,
while on the flip side of the coin, it may not work at all and you may walk out of another hypnotism session unchanged.
Keep in mind that it also depends on your determination, motivation and will power.
Regardless of the result, keep on trying, you never know when you will
make the break through.
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