Publisher's Synopsis
DIY Hypnosis Learn the Amazing Benefits of Self Hypnosis to Cure Common Ailments Naturally The man enters the door, and someone else follows him. The other person waves a round medallion, and the other one stares at it. In a few moments, you will see the man staring off into space, and the other man tells him to bark like a dog, which he did. A snap of a finger is all it takes to bring back the man who was previously barking into the present. Or not. The media has depicted hypnosis as a form of entertainment, but in reality, hypnosis, or self-hypnosis, is far from that image or definition. Self-hypnosis makes you enter a state of consciousness, wherein somehow, you will tell yourself to aim for a goal: to be relaxed, to be calm or maybe to remove pain from your system. It can be a valuable tool for the maintenance and improvement of your body, but is really misunderstood, unfortunately Remember when you were a child and you were about to get shots? Your doctor kept telling you that it will not hurt a lot, and it just feels like an insect bite. That is how self-hypnosis would seem like - it is not about the actual pain, but the degree of pain you imagine and the specific way you think it would be capable of hurting you. As long as you remove that fear inside of you and you trust the process that you will temporarily undergo because of self-hypnosis, then everything will work out just fine. There are no actual risks involved with self-hypnosis. You just have to be careful in doing the tasks. Doing weird stuff such as barking and crawling is just one of the myths surrounding hypnosis and self-hypnosis.
