• Hypnosis, or more specifically dehypnosis, will help bring your unconscious into agreement with your conscious wishes and desires once your victim-victimizer scripts and unresolved experiences of your past are resolved.  The Netherton-Paul PLT Method of dehypnosis can bring about change that is permanent.  Willpower or suggestive therapy has no affect on the unconscious long-term. That is why so many people fail at losing weight and stopping smoking with other approaches or traditional hypnosis not using The Netherton-Paul Method of Past Life Therapy/dehypnosis.  Past Life Therapy utilizing dehypnosis succeeds because it directly works on your survival-based, unresolved experiences programmed in your unconscious resulting in behavioral and physical problems.

• Hypnosis is a natural state of consciousness that with skillful guidance can be used productively. Objectively, it involves moving the brain-wave activity down from wide-awake (Beta) to that area half-way between being asleep and awake (Alpha and Theta). Subjectively, it involves narrowing down the focus of attention to one thing and redirecting the critical mind temporarily disabling normal filters.

• Bright, creative, flexible people seem to make the best subjects. However, almost anyone can be de-hypnotized given a desire to enter an altered or focused-state and a willingness to participate.  From a therapeutic perspective, hypnosis can be used to add something to a person's life, remove something from it, or release a person from binding fears so that he may express his true self.

• Some people mistakenly think that hypnosis is not safe. That is false. Hypnosis is a normal state of consciousness. Unfortunately, few people make good use of it on their own. You go in and out of hypnotic states several times each day.  Some common places you experience natural hypnosis are while riding in or driving an automobile, while watching TV or a movie, and while daydreaming. In reality, we are always in a hypnotic state with unconscious, past-life programming directing and affecting our daily lives.

• Some people mistakenly think that a hypnotist can control them. That is false. The client is always in control and suggestive therapy is never used during The Netherton-Paul PLT Method.  You can talk and communicate while in deep hypnosis. You can even laugh if something strikes you as funny.

• Some people mistakenly think that they might not "wake up." That is false. Hypnosis is not sleep, so there is nothing to "wake up" from. You are four- or five-times more aware than in your normal state of mind. If need be, you would immediately remove the relaxation from your body and return to normal awareness.

• Some people mistakenly think that they cannot be hypnotized. That is false. Everyone capable of understanding is capable of being hypnotized. However, hypnosis is a 100% cooperative effort, so you can always choose not to go into hypnosis. It is always your choice to go deeper into hypnosis or 'focused-state.'

• Some people mistakenly think that they lose consciousness when hypnotized. That is false. Consciousness is heightened during hypnosis. You will be even more aware of what is going on.  Your body may appear to be asleep, but your mind will be much more alert than normal. Imagination, concentration and memory all dramatically improve while in hypnosis.

• Some people mistakenly think that a hypnotist can make them do bad things that they would not normally do. That is false.  Any suggestion that violates any strongly held feeling, moral, ethic or religious belief will be automatically rejected by both your conscious mind and your unconscious mind.  Only you can resolve a belief system that needs to be changed to create a shift in your awareness and behaviors to create well-being.
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