HYPNOTIC

Dreams, the language and reflection of the unconscious, are an important component of hypnosis. Imagining the expected change will facilitate hypnosis. One's beliefs about hypnosis are also very important. When there is a surrendered, pure belief, there is no obstacle to hypnosis. The person must believe that they will be hypnotized, that the hypnotherapist can easily hypnotize them, that they will benefit from hypnosis and overcome their fears about hypnosis. The quartet of imagination-belief-expectation-persuasion are intertwined in the creation of hypnosis and the success of hypnotic treatment (hypnotherapy). Imagination feeds belief, which results in expectation and is followed by persuasion. Weakness in one of these weakens the effect of hypnosis. -2160x2160 Resolution-Loseless mp4 video file.