How Dangerous Is Hypnotism? And What Are The Various Methods Employ By Practicers Against Others?

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1. inesp01 says:

   January 18, 2010 at 9:23 pm

   Hypnosis has been around for a long, long time.
   People often assume that hypnosis was first invented in the 1800s by therapists, who used the flame of a candle or a watch to relax the client and alter his state where he would be more suggestible. but thats not true. sure, the word hynopsis was coined around that time, but the practice has been around a lot longer
   Hypnosis is used as much today as it was back over 2000 years ago.
   The church – a great example, uses hypnosis to get its message across, candles, singing, saying the same lines over and over.
   Supermarkets – fresh fruit and produce at the front of the place, so that you lose yourself in all the colours and smells, the music in the background allows you to drift off unaware of the time spent in there, even the layout is used to hypnotise you. Just look at your supermarket the next time you visit, notice how when you first enter you see the colourful items at the beginning and those tantalising aromas, or look at how most turn right, the direction they go in is always right thats to do with you preferring to use your right leg as opposed to your left leg so it feels more “natural” when walking.
   even look at schools, they are used to get people to conform. Uniforms are all the same, desks are in rows. Sit up. Face forward. Pay attention. Kids who respond well to this type of hypnotism are granted special privileges, looked on with admiration from the teachers, etc. The ones that don’t respond well to that type of hypnosis are looked on as bad children, lazy, disruptive.
   And yes, I believe that hypnotism is very dangerous.
   if the user is a skilled practitioner, he can get people to do what he wants them to do.
   install a compulsion in a woman, so that when she opens her fridge or answers her phone, she gets sexually aroused.
   like 2 lovers and “our” song, they heard a song when experiencing those powerful feelings of lust, love, etc.
   its whats called an anchor, we apparently make them all the time and the strength of them relies mostly on how strong the feeling was at that time, so the 2 lovers hearing a song while experiecing those feelings…would be pretty strong…so strong that just hearing the song again would bring those good feelings rushing back
   but dont take my word for it try googling paul mckenna, and see what he has to say on the subject
2. mrbragg2 says:

   January 18, 2010 at 9:27 pm

   u cant make any body do things they dont want to do..
3. nes pasteinber says:

   March 1, 2010 at 8:51 pm

   Most people have a tendency to think/subvocalise in a certain language, even if multilingual, and that language is the one best used.
4. sita says:

   March 2, 2010 at 6:37 pm

   What method of analysis should I employ in testing my hypothesis?
5. lier says:

   March 10, 2010 at 4:41 pm

   ja volgensmij ook hahah
6. dien gamm says:

   March 20, 2010 at 2:40 am

   you should make a complaint to the management itself.. maybe now many people are jobless, so they just employ anyone with prior training..
7. van says:

   March 23, 2010 at 8:38 pm

   Hypnotherapy is a legitimate form of therapy. It can help you access your subconscious mind. You will find that a lot of your actions are determined by the subconscious mind. Hence, accessing your subconscious mind can help you address many issues.

   Here's an article that I found for you in answer to your question

   http://www.healthandwellnesscentral.com/Article/Hypnosis–A-Valuable-Medical-Tool-/13362