Myths about HYPNOSIS:

Let me walk you through the big ones I hear all the time.

"I'll get stuck in trance." No one has been stuck in hypnosis in the history of mankind.

"You'll make me reveal secrets." Not true. People can lie in trance just as easily as any other time.

"I'll take my clothes off." You won't, unless you typically take your clothes off in groups of people.

"It's mind control." Nonsense. And the danger of that belief is that it creates fear and makes people think they can't be hypnotized. Remember, you're having a psychological conversation with another person.

"My mind is too strong." Actually, strong-minded people make the best subjects. The more intelligent person the easier to work with him/her and better results following up. All hypnosis has an aspect of self-hypnosis. Hypnotist only leads you in right direction.

How it feels when you experiences HYPNOSIS?

Mostly hypnotists describe it as a relaxed awareness.

Trance where you will likely will drift during the session is naturally occurring.

I am assure you that you experiencing different level of trance everyday - many times:

~Highway hypnosis (driving on autopilot and finding yourself home or at destination with time distortion feeling and without remembering details of road).

~Watching movie (getting emotional at a movie).

~Reading a good novel (the same as with movie, it’s also creates alpha waves, and alpha waves mean hypnosis.

~Zoning out on a warm beach. This creates alpha waves, and alpha waves mean hypnosis.

~Riding in lift and looking up on numbers switching down (next time in lift check faces of the people who are next to you, they will be in trance if they watching numbers). This a whole process of trance. Doors will open and close, you turn your face to closed door and after slight jolt of the body from moving down you will go deeper in trance.

~Riding on long elevators down.

~Sports events. Go to the Super Bowl or watch Soccer World Cup and you've got people energized, shouting, all in the same mind. That's hypnotic too.

~Rallies and propaganda. Watch footage of the Nuremberg rallies, thousands of people wide awake with their eyes open, but in powerful, energized trances. That's how propaganda works. It shows trance isn't always quiet and relaxed.

~Listening a favorite music.

~Many more ways to experience trance - walking, jogging, doing something monotonous or rhythmical.

~I am sure you have your own ways to go to trance.