Tag: hypnosis
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Choice Theory, Hypnosis and The Art Of Not Loosing It
A Survivors Guide Long ago, when Pop Glossop traded his stethoscope for a life of growing mellows in the meadows, Dr. Batti Mallappa took over as the chief of the psychiatry department. Now, it’s Siddaramiah Bellad—better known as Sid—who’s stepping into the role. Naturally, this transition led to a classic coffee-fueled conversation on how people…
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A Journey to Epiphany.
This trip seems to be doomed one of those things when life decides to make things uncomfortable for you. My journey from Goa to Bombay was pits, enough from to invoke the Egyptian god of creation and say,”Ptah” next day I was so exhausted that all that I did was to sleep, that in turn…
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Understanding Belief systems.
Belief systems. When people ask us what is hypnosis we try to explain that we are belief enhancers. By definition belief is – conviction of the truth of some statement or reality of some being or phenomenon especially when based on examination of evidence. Mainstream psychology and related disciplines have traditionally treated belief as if…
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Parental fears—breaking family ties that bind.
When I went to get a past life regression done, no matter what I did I could not go into a past life, all that I could see was darkness, and experience tremendous fear. Third time round when that happened, I was training under Dr.Yuvraj Kapadia of EKAA,(http://ekaa.co.in} and guess what, the familiar black, the…
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Sammohan Vs.Vashikaran.. trying to understand this.
I was a sceptic when I did my introductory course in Hypnosis, there was a definite improvement in situation, and also since I am actively involved tobacco rehabilitation, one of the therapeutic options that I thought could work was Hypnotherapy. The second level, well lets leave it at that. I had still not shared this…
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History of hypnosis.
Originally posted on Aatmayana: History of hypnosis. 1734-1815 an Austrian physician Franz Anton Mesmer believed that there was a fluid in the nerves. The blockage of the flow this flow would result in disease. He used techniques initially with magnets and then with his hands to unblock the pathway of these fluids. Mesmer became the…
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