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Kelley Woods Inspiration

Driving along the freeway with my teen son, he commented how the traffic ahead was in a "clot". I laughed and agreed with him. It wasn't until later that evening, as I worked with a diabetic client who suffers from leg pain that I employed the traffic clot metaphor into our work. My client was "driving" the crowded lanes of Los Angeles traffic as usual when he was magically lifted to the speed limit-free, wide open roads of Montana! He even came up with some perfect car trip tunes to play in hi… Continue

Added by Kelley Woods on November 5, 2009 at 8:35am — No Comments

Kelley Woods Death

As the anniversary of the passing of a loved one nears, I joined the Bereavement Group here (thank you, Marianne). I shared the following with the group and was once more reminded of the power of words: I found this piece shortly after I lost my beloved Grandma Fern. It comforted me immensely and I plan to have it included in my own eulogy: It was penned by Henry Van Dyke and is called "A Parable of Immortality" "I am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my side spreads her white sails toContinue

Added by Kelley Woods on November 3, 2009 at 6:15am — 7 Comments

Konstantin Anatomy of inner Spirit. Step 2, Step 3 - Ankh model of chakras system.

Anatomy of inner Spirit. Step 2 -

Formation process of structure of chakras system is similar to process of a crystal growth. New elements are established on the previous model, in the form of a layer of spheres from amber, corals, turquoise, quartz, color glass, pe… Continue

Added by Konstantin on November 2, 2009 at 4:00am — No Comments

Brenda Cheyne importance

Yes, Roger getting over my self importance I agree very freeing. Brenda Cheyne Continue

Added by Brenda Cheyne on November 1, 2009 at 7:35pm — 1 Comment

Michael Ellner My South African Adventure - Working and Playing in South Africa

I'm back in NYC. My working vacation in Cape Town and Johannesburg was the adventure of a lifetime and I am lucky to be alive! But first, I want to thank my host and sponsor, Claudia Klein, who owns and directs the South African Institute of Hypnotism (SAIH) in Cape Town, and Tom Budge, her associate who runs SAIH's Johannesburg hypnosis training center. Claudia, Tom and everyone that I met in South Africa treated me like a beloved family member. I will always remember and appreciate Claudia's a… Continue

Added by Michael Ellner on October 31, 2009 at 8:06pm — 10 Comments

Doreen Cohanim C.Ht When We Help Others We Heal Ourselves.

I am offering a free distant energy healing to anyone who join Pay It Forward group with Richard Rumble, and go to my discussion and post your healing request, the reason I am offering this, is simply because I believe when we help others we actually help and heal ourselves. Same Like Scott Sandland offering this wonderful HypnoThoughts to us, Richard Rumble who started the Pay It Forward, and so many others who bless us with their gifts and knowledge. Here is my gift: You can visit my… Continue

Added by Doreen Cohanim C.Ht on October 30, 2009 at 11:30am — 3 Comments

Kelley Woods The Subconscious Was Right!

I'm smiling because I just received an email from a client I worked with over a year ago. Our main focus was on stress relief and helping to eradicate an irritating skin condition. Her skin did calm down and return to normal shortly after our session (emotional release did the trick), yay! This client is a person open to many alternative approaches and had displayed interest in learning to use an ideomotor pendulum. I taught her the techniques, during which time she complained about losing a sp… Continue

Added by Kelley Woods on October 30, 2009 at 6:14am — 3 Comments

James Hazlerig Pseudo-Credentialism

So today I ended up in an online conversation (away from Hypnothoughts) with someone who said, "I can't be hypnotized. Hahahaha!" Now, I generally won't engage in a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent, but I did briefly reply that anyone who says that doesn't really know what hypnosis is. The other poster came back, saying, "I beg to differ. I've been in the chairs of several hypnotists, all of them doctors, and none of them could put me under. One of them, a Ph.D. in psychology, was amaze… Continue

Added by James Hazlerig on October 29, 2009 at 7:53pm — 12 Comments

Kelley Woods The Importance of Not Being Important

With every client that I meet, I become more and more aware of the value of stepping outside of myself. It's a real juxtaposition to take, because I realize that the work that I do requires my full attention and involvement of my own subconscious. With that in mind (haha), I now know that I must keep my own perceptions, desires, triggers, etc., out of the way. For example, I just uploaded a few of my favorite nature photographs. Each one brings up a wealth of emotion when I view it; nature itse… Continue

Added by Kelley Woods on October 29, 2009 at 6:56am — 3 Comments

Karena Stone Just a little frusterated rant.

I've been doing alot of thinking lately about hypnosis. (lol I always do alot of thinking about hypnosis. it's an obsessive passion.) Well I do what I can to share my love of hypnosis.. ussually it involves the words.. "Hypnosis can help with that..." whenever I hear someone complain about something or other. That's when most times they freak out "OH NO.. I would NEVER let someone mess with my mind like that." "I like to be in control way too much... I couldn't let someone hypnotize me.." Well y… Continue

Added by Karena Stone on October 28, 2009 at 8:46am — 11 Comments

Joshua Johnston Letting go the past

I was listening to the radio today and heard something that sparked an idea in me. There was a speaker talking about how to be "calm, cool and collected," and she mentioned the fact that we tend to wallow in the past. We revel in how miserable we are because we hurt our friends' feelings or we didn't stick to our diet or ... In other words, we don't move on. We stay stuck in the past, forever reliving and re-experiencing what is most likely no longer an issue for anyone else. And then we wonde… Continue

Added by Joshua Johnston on October 27, 2009 at 11:33am — 2 Comments

Marietjie van Niekerk Be part of the Happiness Club

To me stress is like a dementor. I am sure most of you have watched the “Harry Potter” films, especially our younger generation. You should therefore be familiar with the dementors that played such a prominent part. The first time our friend Harry met these foul creatures was in the Prisoner of Azkaban. My son even bought the book, not that he ever took the time to read it. Dementors are supposedly dark creatures that feed off human happiness and causes depression and despair. They are capable… Continue

Added by Marietjie van Niekerk on October 27, 2009 at 4:45am — No Comments

Raymond LeBleu Practice Building

Hello Everyone.....I have discovered a very important site that no one has mentioned before to my knowledge, that might be of great interest to all of you "consulting hypnotists" out there.....this site is a practitioner friendly network that lists complementary and alternative medicine providers ......But it lists health and wellness professions providers as well, such as yoga practitioners, healing light practitioners and yes, hypnotists too!....... the only catch is that you have to be a memb… Continue

Added by Raymond LeBleu on October 27, 2009 at 3:17am — 1 Comment

Susan French Five Ways to Manage Panic Attacks and Quote of the Day

Quote of the Day "If the human brain were so simple that we could understand it, we would be so simple that we couldn't." --Lyall Watson PANIC ATTACKS Panic attacks are generally brief, lasting less than ten minutes. Symptoms may persist for a longer time. A panic attack is a sudden episode of intense fear that develops for no apparent reason and that triggers severe physical reactions. Symptoms of panic attacks include: sweating, shaking, rapid heartbeat, rapid pulse, sweaty palms, hyperven… Continue

Added by Susan French on October 26, 2009 at 10:30am — 8 Comments

Cherie B Hypnotist in Southern California

Would anyone know of an experienced hypnotist in Southern California? I am in search of someone who specializes in and deals with depression. Thank you for your time and feedback. Continue

Added by Cherie B on October 25, 2009 at 9:48pm — 2 Comments

Richard Nongard - HypnosisGurus.com Inner Happiness tonight 9pm NongardTV

Join me for my weekly chat on Sunday nights at 9pm Central Time (Dallas/Chicago). Tonight we will be talking about happiness, happiness must come from the inside, and how to be still and find it - despite hardships in life. Continue

Added by Richard Nongard - HypnosisGurus.com on October 25, 2009 at 3:00pm — No Comments

James Hazlerig Ooops! Accidental Pendulum Induction

Every year around Halloween, I dress up as a wizard and do hypnosis demos at the local municipal Halloween bashes--it's a way of participating in the local community, which is vital when you're operating in small towns. Because some of the children don't always have their parents present to sign a permission slip, I keep a few "not-magic tricks" handy to entertain them when I don't have a trancer in the chair. So yesterday, I was demonstraing ideomotor action with a device called a tri-pendulum… Continue

Added by James Hazlerig on October 25, 2009 at 12:13pm — 3 Comments

Karena Stone Stage hypnosis...

Tonight I went and saw a Stage hypnosis show at an amusement park I went to visit. Since I have begun studying hypnosis after having had the experiences I had with it... I found it very entertaining. I was very curious to see his induction and suggestability tests. Moreso It was great seeing the reactions of those that were hypnotized. I did wonder however why he did not do more of an instant induction on the subjects... Well anyway I know this is short but that was pretty cool to me. He gave al… Continue

Added by Karena Stone on October 24, 2009 at 9:40pm — 11 Comments

Nathan Thomas Free Hypnosis Tips... in 140 letters or less???

Hi I've been wondering lately whether twitter really can be used to effectively communicate useful information, given the short characters limit, so, I decided to begin a bit of an experiment. I have written a bunch of short, sharp hypnosis tips (such as quotes from Milton Erickson, language pattern examples, and simple advice) and hooked it up to a fancy twitter machine thing I found which will auto post them once or twice a day. I'll also manually post ideas / news etc myself. So, if you hav… Continue

Added by Nathan Thomas on October 22, 2009 at 9:30pm — 1 Comment

Ed Lester Marketing 101 For Hypnotherapists Part 6 - A Very Quick Question Every Hypnotherapist Should Be Able To Answer

This is a copy of a post from my own blog but I think it's relevant enough to republish here... One Very Quick Question From Me – One Very Big Quest For You! Are you achieving everything you’re capable of with your hypnosis practice? Do you sometimes feel that you’re selling yourself a little short or that there must be more success and fulfillment right under your nose? If you worry about these things or if you spend significant time worrying about: * Whether you’re do… Continue

Added by Ed Lester on October 22, 2009 at 7:00pm — 2 Comments

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