Learning how to hypnotize someone can be an excellent and useful skill. It can help you improve your social life, open doors for you at your job and in the best possible way, also it can be the key to your inner strength and overcoming your negative traits. How to hypnotize someone should be of prime interest to you.

The main idea behind the procedure is that the purpose is to counteract the negative messages received by the person we want to hypnotize. It is vital to start the procedure slowly, gradually changing the pattern of thoughts, speech and actions to be carried out by the person under hypnosis.

Having looked at the foundation of the art we will now move on to the actual technique which can start with the induction process. Some experts say that once in a state of trance suggestion follows. This is reasonable to say as it allows more freedom to the subject to demonstrate and use his powers of imagination during the induction stage.

The induction process does not involve relaxing a person in any way, prevail hid in the light of chief floating above the person the patient, the suggestions are always carried out under the patient’s complete control.

If the subject is very sensitive to suggestions, this will hamper the entire process. This is one of the major reasons that many professionals shy away from what is known as covert hypnosis technique, which involves the use of hypnosis in an indirect way. This process enables you to hypnotize someone even though both the parties are aware of it.

The way hypnosis works requires the presence of a willing subject, the hypnotist watch the patient/patient for minute cues, and if the signals suggested are in sync with the patterns of thought, speech and body of the subjects. It is impossible to hypnotize someone while they are awake and not under trance.

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The process is more or less difficult at the beginning. The ability to induce trance state is the main goal of self-hypnosis induction therapy. At this point it is important to emphasize that the patient/ patient should be in a serene environment free from distraction.

Ex banqueting with the subject/ patient, the hypnotist can start his induction by communicating his intention to reach the proper level of trance. The subject responds to this with affirmative response. The hypnotist can continue with the induction process by employing different techniques to reach trance state. This can be by a direct command, a communication between the subject/ patient and the hypnotist to convey wishes and desires that this subject/ patient feels and senses to acquire at this time.

There are three main techniques to be used to induce trance state and these are theusually direct approach, progressive relaxation and imagery. The main aim is to reach the proper level of trance.

usual direct approach is the induction by making direct awakening suggestion to the subject, this is done after what the hypnotist feels is a normal induction by the use of an indirect approach and starts with self suggestion.

Then the hypnotist continues with his indirect approach and communicates suggestions into the patient’s subconscious mind. This is a fact that most performs has ignored allways they can place the subject in trance.

Progressive relaxation technique is described as helping the subject follow a progressive threshold level of concentration between specific activities by use of inducing active relaxation of the subject. The hypnotist guides the subject listenably over time while the patient in deep with deep relaxed state.

In addition breadth, the clues preferred to be show to the patient is suggested and the subject demonstrates the best response, an example is when the subject desired to be more comfortable while ordinarily they complied and fell into hypnotic trance.

Imagery technique is described as the use of mental imagery, often coupled with suggestions to subconscious mind. The hypnotist asks the subject to remember mental images that will influence the subconscious mind to induce trance.

The exercises vary from direct induction to progressive relaxation to imagery, it is important to perform in the way the technique should be designed to meet the requirements of the subject.

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