Common Questions about Hypnosis
Often people are very skeptical of Hypnosis and its benefits. Will it really help me lose weight? Will I really finally be able to quit smoking? Will it make my mental state a more positive one by allowing me to focus on only positive things? These questions can even range all the way into items like; will Hypnosis make me a better golfer?
Below there have been selected eight of the most commonly asked questions about Hypnosis. These questions are intended to give you some insight, so that you may better understand Hypnosis, and how it works. Hypnosis is not a cure and it is not magic. It is a tool that will help you unlock any barriers standing in your way, and help make you a better you.
Eight of the most frequently asked about Hypnosis
Q: Can a person be hypnotized against his/her will?
A: No. The hypnotist must first have the permission of the participant.
Q: Will I be asleep?
A: No. The person in Hypnosis is very much aware of, all that goes on- actually his senses are more acute than in the waking State.
Q: Will I tell any secrets under Hypnosis?
A: No. Subjects reveal no secrets when under Hypnosis, that they wouldn’t reveal in a waking state.
Q: Can a person become addicted to Hypnosis, or is it habit forming?
A: No. A person can resist Hypnosis anytime he so desires, regardless of how many times he has been hypnotized.
Q: Can an insane person be hypnotized?
A: Many times they can be but they usually make very difficult subject and require different techniques.
Q: What is the best age for Hypnosis?
A: On average, 14. Ages 12 to 20 are excellent subjects.
Q: Can anyone learn Self-Hypnosis?
A: Any normal intelligent person who is willing to apply himself can learn Self-Hypnosis.