Hypnosis, defined by the United States government reads as follows:

The bypass of the critical factor of the conscious mind and the establishment of acceptable selective thinking.

Now, what this means is this. The conscious mind gathers information from the outside world and will compare this information with information and beliefs stored in the subconscious mind. The conscious mind will then analyze this information to see if there is any conflict between the two. If there is already information or a strong belief in the subconscious mind that is not of the same nature of this new information, the critical factor of the conscious mind will block and refuse this new information. Thus, hypnosis is used to bypass the critical factor of the conscious mind to reach the subconscious mind directly. Just simple conscious thought is not enough to reach the subconscious mind and make the changes that you would like.
 

Now, the establishment of acceptable selective thinking is this. Once the subconscious mind has been reached and the critical factor is bypassed new and powerful suggestions can be accepted into the subconscious mind. Because hypnosis is a direct link to the subconscious mind, these suggestions, when compounded will dominate old information and negative beliefs.

What you can expect from hypnosis is a heightened state of awareness with extremely powerful, lasting and rapid transformations. This is very exciting because in this state of mind negative beliefs can be reversed to positive, strong and life changing beliefs. We know now, how much a belief can effect the outcome of our lives. A negative belief can easily hold you back from the things other people do everyday and a positive belief can powerfully give you the ability to overcome any obstacle, exceeding even your own levels of a happy successful life.
 

Hypnosis is nothing mystical or magical. Hypnosis is actually a very powerful and natural state of mind, which every single person in the world can achieve. Even you can access this heightened state of awareness very easily. With the help of RapidTransformations, a highly qualified and advanced hypnotherapist will guide you to this beautiful state of mind and through the changes you need. Remember a hypnotherapist is only a guide. The actual power of change is within you. Can you imagine the power to present your body as beautiful and sexually attractive, enhancing those feelings to the ultimate magnetic strength, having the relationship you've always dreamed of. Can you imagine the power to establish higher status through wealth and success, living the happy and healthy life free of stress and debt. With this realization, you have made the best choice you could ever make. Don't wait. The time is NOW and the opportunity is HERE!

For many years, hypnosis was primarily associated with the theatre or music hall, where stage hypnotists selected members of the audience and put them into a trance. Often the subjects were persuaded to act out or to confess to unconscious longings or fears. Not surprisingly, hypnosis developed an unsavory reputation in the public mind and in the medical profession. Now, however, hypnosis is being re-evaluated and is seen by many as a technique that has a useful place in a diverse range of medical, psychological and investigative pursuits.

Just as medicine combines both art and science, so does hypnotherapy.

Although hypnosis has existed for hundreds, if not thousands of years...the modern medical use of hypnotherapy...as sanctioned by the American Medical Association...achieved its formal recognition in 1958.

The fascination and curiosity surrounding hypnosis has spanned over two hundred years. In an attempt to explain this incredible phenomenon, several theories emerged early on in this scientific quest, contributing to common misconceptions about hypnosis.

In the late 1700s, Franz Anton Mesmer believed that man could redistribute the quasi-magnetic fluid, existing in all humans, to bring about healing. Shortly after the rise of Mesmer's theory, James Braid, a Scottish surgeon working in Manchester, England coined the term "hypnosis".

Although the word "hypnosis" comes from the Greek word "sleep", the hypnotized individual is not unconscious, asleep or any other such thing. In fact while an individual is hypnotized he or she is more alert than ever.

After a session of hypnotherapy most clients express feelings of profound relaxation and peace. Hypnosis is a feeling that one must experience to fully appreciate.

During the 19th century, medical scientists attempted to establish a link between hypnosis and various pathological states. It was not until the late 1800s that theorists began to suggest that the subject controlled hypnosis.

In 1882, Hippolyte Bernheim, a professor of medicine at the University of Nancy, France put forth the idea that while under hypnosis all of the power resides in the patient. Once considered a technique involving the surrender of the subject to the will of the hypnotist, it is now understood that the full cooperation of the subject is required for an effective hypnotism.

By the 1920s psychologists, such as Yale Professor Clark L. Hull, conducted experimental investigations in hypnosis. Hull demystified the technique by proposing that hypnosis was essentially a normal part of human nature. The most important factor involved in hypnosis, Hull maintained, was the subject's imagination.

Recently, using the latest state-of-the-art brain monitoring system, Neuropsychologist, Pierre Rainville, from the University of Montreal, established that the brain experiences several physiological changes while under hypnosis, namely the production of mental images, sustained attention and relaxation.

Modern hypnosis has evolved into a well-respected practice and today it is used by certified hypnotherapists, doctors, psychologists and law enforcement. This technique is utilized in a variety of ways, for instance, pain management, stress-related disorders, anesthesia, psychotherapy and memory recall. It is also used the management of a wide range of phobic, anxiety and other psychological disorders.

Hypnotherapy is completely safe and helpful. It is often used in the control of pain, cancer treatments, stress disorders and in cases where other medical practices would be inadvisable, such as the anesthetic of choice with patients with severe heart disease.

Hypnotherapy is also very useful in areas where there are few other effective medical treatments...other than drugs...such as stress reduction, sexual problems, phobias, insomnia, smoking cessation, weight loss and lack of motivation. Hypnotherapy is useful in areas of law, sometimes being the only way vital pieces of evidence are discovered.

If you, or you doctor, ever thought that your problem is "all in your head", then hypnotherapy may be your ideal solution. If your mind created your problem, then your mind can also be used to make you well.

The only people who cannot be hypnotized to a depth that will be helpful are the feeble-minded, the insane and the senile. Also very young children who have not yet developed sufficient mind power cannot be hypnotized...since it does take mind power to use hypnosis.

Hypnotherapy usually saves a client time. As you know, time is money. People who can be helped by hypnotherapy will see changes rapidly. Of course, the client should be strongly motivated and have a strong desire to change.

Since hypnosis is a natural state of mind, you do not have to work hard for hypnotherapy to be effective. In fact just the opposite is true.

The first rule anyone should learn about hypnosis is this: The harder you TRY, the more you fail. So don't TRY to be hypnotized...simply remain passive and LET IT HAPPEN. Of course the hypnotized individual is expected to concentrate on the suggestions that are presented by the therapist and not criticize them or analyze "How am I doing?"

Simply WANT it to happen. EXPECT it to happen. LET it happen...and it WILL happen!

Hypnotherapy is a natural mental process. Kenneth Grossman combines this mental process with the power of suggestion polished to a glistening smoothness. Suggestions are the heart of any hypnosis session. They come at a time when you are most responsive. They arouse your deep sub-conscious mind to achieve the desired results.

Whether it is eliminating the smoking habit, losing weight and getting into great shape, hitting a golf ball with more concentration than you ever imagined...or overcoming the fear of rejection in a sales situation...or actually enjoying your next visit to the dentist...hypnotherapy can help you achieve results faster that you ever dreamed possible.

Hypnotherapy is a pleasant and enjoyable way to unlock the potential of your sub-conscious mind. Thank you for visiting our web site. We are here to help you to improve your life with hypnosis.