
Anxiety and Stress
Athletic Improvement
Childrens Hypnosis
Emotional Well-Being
Health Hypnosis
Love and Relationships
Mental Mastery
- Be Hilariously Funny
- Buzzed
- Amazing Brain Training
- Becoming Organized
- End the Lazies
- Enjoy Housework
- Enjoy Schoolwork
- Life Success
- Good Luck
- Law of Attraction
- Manifest Money
- Mind of a Millionaire
- Motivation Now
- Overcome Social Shyness
- Power to Achieve
- Public Speaking
- Save Money
- Self-Confidence
- Self-Esteem
- Laws of Winning
Physical Enhancement
Sexuality
The Myths and Truths of Hypnosis
The Myths:
- A hypnotist has power over you.
- You can be given posthypnotic suggestions to do something against your moral code.
- If I go into trance, I will not wake up.
- Only certain people can be hypnotized.
- Hypnosis is anti-religious.
- A posthypnotic state lasts forever.
The Truth:
- No one can be hypnotized against their will.
- A hypnotized person will not do anything against their will. You are always in control.
- Hypnosis is not sleep, mind control, or even magic.
- Hypnosis is a totally natural recurring state of mind.
- There are no religious connotations associated with Hypnosis.
- The key to hypnosis is repetition and posthypnotic suggestions are usually temporary unless reinforced.
Contrary to popular belief, almost everyone can be hypnotized.
These are some exceptions:
- Children under six because of shorter-term ability to focus/concentrate;
- Psychotics the mentally disturbed have difficulty focusing/concentrating, are confused in their thinking, and it is difficult to establish a rapport because of their disturbed condition;
- Mentally deficient/retarded, i.e., those with I.Q. scores less than 70; and
- Paranoid people because of suspicious nature and high level of distrust.





