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more on hypnosis: Steve G. Jones
I am back in my room, and since today I managed to sleep a little more easily thanks to hypnosis attempts (I listened to her for 2 hours) on youtube, I am now investigating more on it.
I found this enlightening article:
http://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/test_your_hypnotizability.html
Of the three people he mentions I found all of them on youtube but the most appropriate choice seems to be Steve G. Jones. This is really serious stuff. In other words, I am getting good at finding quality in this field as well.
So I will post a video by him, that i've been watching and where he is trying to hypnotize me. But first of all let me tell you what happened and why I've just interrupted his video. To begin with I am pretty sure I am not the ideal subject to hypnotize (too much of a control freak), no matter how much I do want to be hypnotized, so I can sleep better and faster.
In this video I will post now, just in case I will be falling asleep (because he says I might fall asleep), he starts off by telling me to imagine a place I consider the most relaxing place, and that is easy because that's the place I always talk about here, where i want to move, the island. But then he says "imagine a time in your life you were very confident" and then he keeps going. It is not that easy for me to remember a time when I was really confident. So I had to stop that video and i came here to take advantage of this break, but also for some brainstorming on how to help him hypnotize me.
When was I very confident? Never, really, because my dad killed my confidence from the start, and it is like this till now.
He made me very very insecure by constantly criticizing me for anything i did or said.
But for Steve I could find a time when I was the most confident i can remember.
Since the early 2000s my confidence has been decreasing, because I never made my dreams come true, so it started to decrease when I realized that. Working ****ty jobs, with ****ty colleagues... vito now... many reasons to not be confident... never getting promoted. Even at school I sucked but I had reasons to dream about the future, whereas now I don't even have the dreams anymore. My only dream is to quit my job and be left alone. But no dreams of grandeur anymore.
So anyway, to answer the question that made me interrupt the hypnosis session, I was never confident until 18, because I was always too close to my dad. Then I moved abroad and my dad's influence decreased, but I didn't have a great time either, so... then I came back and that sucked as well.
My biggest confidence must have been between 18 and 27 probably, right before quitting my job at the first bank. But then again confidence is very related to happiness, so I must find a period where i had both basically.
Got it. Summer of 1996. Not even all of it, but just some weeks of it. I remember particularly a night when I was playing ultimate frisbee, and then there was this girl waiting for me after the game... yeah, that was the most confident period of my life. Maybe even the happiest period as well.
Anyway, that's what I'll think of when at 7 min 45 seconds he will ask me again to "easily remember a time in my life when I was very confident...". Let's hope that he doesn't tell me to do anything more for which i need to do more research first.
Here's his channel, a very good one:
http://www.youtube.com/user/stevegjones
And now hopefully, I'll fall asleep thanks to the remaining few minutes of his video. I'll keep talking about this subject in the next few weeks, most likely.
Nope, it didn't work, but I've done more research. This is amazing, here. It's either bull**** (but he's in good faith, so it's not a scam for sure) or it's some very interesting stuff:
I will now ask myself if I really want to go to sleep or not. I am pretty sure the pendulum will tell me "no". I need to find a string first.
Ok, it said "no" for sleeping but also "no" when I asked if I want to make money in the markets. Maybe it doesn't work.
Let's do some research.
http://www.zimbio.com/Psychology/articles/Qu62-EI_mH6/Can+move+pendulum+only+power+thoughts
Yeah, this sounds reasonable and scientific, the article above I mean.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideo_motor_response
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideomotor_effect
Check this out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_writing
I am back in my room, and since today I managed to sleep a little more easily thanks to hypnosis attempts (I listened to her for 2 hours) on youtube, I am now investigating more on it.
I found this enlightening article:
http://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/test_your_hypnotizability.html
YouTube has many hypnosis sessions recorded by professional hypnotherapists that are a great way to test out how well you react to the hypnotic process. Search for the likes of Jon Rhodes, Steve G. Jones or Roger Moore and you’re guaranteed a high level of quality. You can sit at your computer and experience a hypnosis session for yourself, which is as good a way as any to see if you can be hypnotized.
Of the three people he mentions I found all of them on youtube but the most appropriate choice seems to be Steve G. Jones. This is really serious stuff. In other words, I am getting good at finding quality in this field as well.
So I will post a video by him, that i've been watching and where he is trying to hypnotize me. But first of all let me tell you what happened and why I've just interrupted his video. To begin with I am pretty sure I am not the ideal subject to hypnotize (too much of a control freak), no matter how much I do want to be hypnotized, so I can sleep better and faster.
In this video I will post now, just in case I will be falling asleep (because he says I might fall asleep), he starts off by telling me to imagine a place I consider the most relaxing place, and that is easy because that's the place I always talk about here, where i want to move, the island. But then he says "imagine a time in your life you were very confident" and then he keeps going. It is not that easy for me to remember a time when I was really confident. So I had to stop that video and i came here to take advantage of this break, but also for some brainstorming on how to help him hypnotize me.
When was I very confident? Never, really, because my dad killed my confidence from the start, and it is like this till now.
He made me very very insecure by constantly criticizing me for anything i did or said.
But for Steve I could find a time when I was the most confident i can remember.
Since the early 2000s my confidence has been decreasing, because I never made my dreams come true, so it started to decrease when I realized that. Working ****ty jobs, with ****ty colleagues... vito now... many reasons to not be confident... never getting promoted. Even at school I sucked but I had reasons to dream about the future, whereas now I don't even have the dreams anymore. My only dream is to quit my job and be left alone. But no dreams of grandeur anymore.
So anyway, to answer the question that made me interrupt the hypnosis session, I was never confident until 18, because I was always too close to my dad. Then I moved abroad and my dad's influence decreased, but I didn't have a great time either, so... then I came back and that sucked as well.
My biggest confidence must have been between 18 and 27 probably, right before quitting my job at the first bank. But then again confidence is very related to happiness, so I must find a period where i had both basically.
Got it. Summer of 1996. Not even all of it, but just some weeks of it. I remember particularly a night when I was playing ultimate frisbee, and then there was this girl waiting for me after the game... yeah, that was the most confident period of my life. Maybe even the happiest period as well.
Anyway, that's what I'll think of when at 7 min 45 seconds he will ask me again to "easily remember a time in my life when I was very confident...". Let's hope that he doesn't tell me to do anything more for which i need to do more research first.
Here's his channel, a very good one:
http://www.youtube.com/user/stevegjones
And now hopefully, I'll fall asleep thanks to the remaining few minutes of his video. I'll keep talking about this subject in the next few weeks, most likely.
Nope, it didn't work, but I've done more research. This is amazing, here. It's either bull**** (but he's in good faith, so it's not a scam for sure) or it's some very interesting stuff:
I will now ask myself if I really want to go to sleep or not. I am pretty sure the pendulum will tell me "no". I need to find a string first.
Ok, it said "no" for sleeping but also "no" when I asked if I want to make money in the markets. Maybe it doesn't work.
Let's do some research.
http://www.zimbio.com/Psychology/articles/Qu62-EI_mH6/Can+move+pendulum+only+power+thoughts
But how does this whole thing work? Let me assure you: it’s not a supernatural occurrence! It’s based on the so-called ideomotoric answer, that refers to the connection between thoughts and according movements. In other words: only thinking of the pendulum to swing can be sufficient for our brain to send impulse to our muscles to move. Since it’s not a “direct order” on moving, the level of signals are really low. In certain cases, however, – and our experiment is that case – you can observe this effect directly. The pendulum helps us to “amplify” this extremely small impulse from the brain that comes merely from the thinking of moving the pendulum.
Yeah, this sounds reasonable and scientific, the article above I mean.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideo_motor_response
It is strongly associated with the practice of hypnosis, whereby 'yes' or 'no' answers may be given by indication of a physical manifestation rather than a verbal one; such results are produced by 'pre-suggesting' the correct response and attaching it to either the left or right hand side of the subject's body.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideomotor_effect
The ideomotor effect is a psychological phenomenon wherein a subject makes motions unconsciously. As in reflexive responses to pain, the body sometimes reacts reflexively to ideas alone without the person consciously deciding to take action. For instance, tears are produced by the body unconsciously in reaction to powerful emotions. Automatic writing, dowsing, facilitated communication, and Ouija boards have also been attributed to the effect of this phenomenon.
Check this out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_writing
George (Georgie) Hyde-Lees, the wife of William Butler Yeats, said that she could write automatically. In 1975, Wendy Hart of Maidenhead said that she wrote automatically about Nicholas Moore, a sea captain who died in 1642. Her husband did research on Moore, and he said that this person had resided at St Columb Major in Cornwall during the Civil War...
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