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In lesson 4:
Hi Sanjay
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So, before I get too far off track, the point here is
that when doing self hypnosis, pretend you are
hypnotizing someone else - it works best that way.
This enables you to hear what worked well, and what you
need to work on. Making a recording also makes you
focus so you learn better.
Here's how...
http://www.hypnosisdownloads.com/course/pages/coursesupport264893.html#adjunctive
http://www.hypnosisdownloads.com/course/pages/coursesupport264893.html#noms
http://www.hypnosisdownloads.com/course/advanced/hypnosis_course.html
http://www.hypnosisdownloads.com/course/pages/coursesupport479094.html
Best
Roger
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In lesson 5:
Hi again Sanjay
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http://www.hypnosisdownloads.com/course/pages/coursesupport58429.html
1) Rehearsal
2) Anchoring
3) Pattern interruption
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My best wishes
Roger Elliott
Co-founder
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3573107
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Put simply, this is just a way of using the imagination constructively. And it really is the most
fundamental technique for hypnosis. And so many problems are created by people using their
imaginations against themselves - see negative self hypnosis. (As I write this I am finding it
difficult to convey just how important this is!)
Briefly, your imagination is an unbelievably powerful tool that you can be used by, or that you
can master and learn to use for your own benefit.
If you constantly imagine things going wrong, you are going to feel anxious of course. If you are
able to imagine things going right, and in a detailed, relaxed way, you are likely to feel more
optimistic and calm. Plus (and it's a big plus), you are much more likely to get the responses
you want from yourself in the situation you have rehearsed.
Learn to use rehearsal well and you will be able to prepare yourself to perform the way you want,
be it socially, in exams, for sports, presentations - whatever!
Stage 1: Dissociated - this simply means to see yourself in an experience as if you were
watching yourself on a screen. You will feel less (if any) emotion when viewing an experience in
this way.
Stage 2: Associated - this means to imagine an experience as if it were happening now - seeing
the world through your own eyes. You will feel more emotion when imagining an experience in
this way.
The best way to go about rehearsal is firstly to imagine yourself on a screen looking and sounding
the way you want to be in the situation you are rehearsing.
Then, once you have got a good idea of how that would look, 'float' into the screen and
experience it from within yourself. Once in this position, really focus on how you want to feel, what
you would see, hear, feel, touch in the situation (just like in lesson 1).
Sometimes called 'anchoring', this technique focuses on the area of a person's life where they
feel good, or can do something well, and 'transfers' it into another area where they feel less
capable.This technique is unbeatable for helping with public speaking, confrontational situations,
social anxiety and many other scenarios people have difficulty with.
'Anchoring' works due to human 'conditioning'. Ivan Pavlov discovered over 100 years ago that he
could make dogs salivate by ringing a bell having previously paired the bell with food.Humans
work the same way in the emotional sphere except that here, the bell is replaced by the finger
and thumb touching. Used well, this is perhaps the most effective and important technique for self
hypnosis.
1. Create deep relaxation and a positive state by using nominalisations. Often a good
memory will come to mind at this point.
2. Bring the finger and thumb together to create an association between this and the
positive emotional state.
3. Repeat application of the anchor until you notice that you feel good when the anchor is
applied.
4. Imagine a situation where those resources would be useful. Bring the finger and thumb
together.
5. Notice the differences as you experience the situation whilst feeling really good.
Although it may not seem like self hypnosis at first, this technique is highly hypnotic. It is brilliant
for getting rid of 'bad' habit patterns and addictions. People on our courses have used it for:
• Smoking
• Nail biting
• Procrastination
• Worrying
• Overeating and bingeing
• Difficult or stressful situations
Pattern interruption works because it 'breaks the flow' of a habit, or unconsious process. If you
are driving a car and someone asks you to describe what you are doing, it can quickly become
diffcult to drive, much like it was when you first learnt. This is because we are making a smooth-
running unconscious process more conscious.
How to do it
Principle: to disrupt an old sequential pattern of problem behaviour. Imagine you have to
describe the steps of your habit to an alien.
1. Work out the steps of the problem from start to finish. If there is a desirable behaviour you
would like to 'substitute' for the present one, write that down too.
2. Go through the steps in order. Close your eyes to imagine each step happening then
open them again before going onto the next step.
3. Do the same as in 2, but in a different order. For example 1 then 4 then 8 then 2 then 7
etc... It is a good idea to do each step 3 times.
4. As you progress, focus more on the steps you would like to have happen and less on the
ones you want rid of.
5. Imagine the first step of the behavior, then follow it with your desired behavior, so you are
effectively missing out the undesirable way of doing it.
So to sum up, you i) Break the unwanted behavior down into step ii) Do each step in turn, then in
random order 3 times iii) Hypnotically rehearse the way you want things to go
Preferred behaviour: Relax and enjoy sense of achievement at having beaten habit.