Question#1.
Does hypnotism only take place when a hypnotist gives suggestions to a subject or hypnotee?
Answer#1.
All hypnotism is self-hypnotism and can be executed alone by the subject or hypnotee.
Question#2.
Can subjects who have been tested for susceptibility to hypnosis and passed the testing, benefit
from the hypnotic condition?
Answer#2.
Everyone can benefit from the hypnotic condition. No tests are ever needed.
Question#3.
Is stress better treated by drugs prescribed by a doctor?
Answer#3.
Stress is better-controlled long term by teaching the subject how to use relaxation exercises
before,
during and after stressful situations. However, prescribed drugs can be use in conjunction with the
exercises.
Question#4.
Can a person be hypnotized to permanently lose weight?
Answer#4.
Working with the root cause connected to the symptom of overeating will assist the subject in
long-term weight control.
Question#5.
Must a person or subject lose control to the hypnotist to achieve success?
Answer#5.
A person or subject learns from the hypnotist how to access the subconscious and
apply psychological techniques to achieve success.
Question#6.
Is suffering from pain is required in life?
Answer#6.
Pain is always an alarm or signal that something is wrong. You can turn off the alarm.
Question#7.
Can a person be hypnotized against his or her will?
Answer#7.
We currently have dangerous hypnotic "scripts" running in our brain every day that change our will.
Question#8.
Do you need to have a quiet room and conditions to achieve the hypnotic state?
Answer#8.
The hypnotic condition or "concentration" can be achieved anywhere. Many professional athletes
hypnotize themselves during strenuous and loud competitive events.
Question#9.
Is hypnotism is a "trance" state of mind?
Answer#9.
Hypnotism is an active, focused state of mind.
Question#10.
Does a hypnotist issue commands to achieve results?
Answer#10.
A hypnotist presents ideas that can be accepted or rejected by the subject or hypnotee to achieve
results.
Question#11.
Is hypnotism is a religion?
Answer#11.
Hypnotism is just one of many words that translate into "focused concentration."
Question#12.
Must a subject or hypnotee achieve total muscle relaxation to become hypnotized?
Answer#12.
A person may achieve total muscle relaxation or be in a highly active physical state while
concentrating
in the hypnotic state of mind.
Question#13.
Are executives are too busy to use self-hypnosis?
Answer#13.
The busier you are in your life, the more you are already using self-hypnosis.
Question#14.
Should a hypnotic subject only work on one problem or challenge at a time?
Answer#14.
Problems and challenges are interrelated. You may work on many goals at the same time.
Question#15.
Does an individual require several reinforcement sessions by a trained hypnotherapist in order to achieve success?
Answer#15.
An individual may reinforce hypnosis by repetition of the "prevailing thought" or "prevailing idea"
with no hypnotherapist present.