NLP Sensory Acuity number 2
One of the best tools to develop is the ability to take in a bigger chunk of data at once, and to be able to interpret this naturally. Another example is Milton…
Read articleThis is an archive of Tranced Out, published from 2007–2014. For my current practice, visit Sage Oak Wellness.
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One of the best tools to develop is the ability to take in a bigger chunk of data at once, and to be able to interpret this naturally. Another example is Milton…
Read articleWhy more sensory acuity? To increase your sensory acuity is to increase the number of distinctions that you can make with your senses. It also increases the amount of data that you…
Read articleOne of the first inductions that most hypnotists should be taught in a hypnosis course today is the Dave Elman induction. Unfortunately, a lot of courses start with a progressive relaxation or…
Read articleI’ve recently started meditating, and indeed it’s a very relaxing process. Once I’ve started talking about it, some people have wondered why I might do both meditation and self-hypnosis, or what the…
Read articleI’m often asked if I use Milton Erickson’s famous Handshake Induction. It is said that psychologists wouldn’t shake Milton’s hand because they were afraid they’d go into trance. I’ve also heard that…
Read articleHypnosis on the street, this past Saturday night. I was out with some friends, and the night was winding down – it was already about 1 am. I had already hypnotized this…
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