Comments for The Hypnotist Jonathan Chase

Comment on Learn-Hypnosis Video by David

David — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 07:14:43 +0000

I have just finished a 2 day training session with Reg Blackwood.
All weekend he has been singing your praises.
I said to Reg that I didn’t think I would make a good hypnotist as I would be to blunt and straight to the point.He said in that case I should look at your site.
regards
Dave Willocks

Comment on Self hypnosis – can I hypnotise myself? No! by alex

alex — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 02:23:25 +0000

hello , im a psychologist , so im not totally new with hypnosis , but i wish that you can teach me more about it , thanks for showing me anew key to life , and would you be my teacher
Alex

Comment on Self hypnosis – can I hypnotise myself? No! by don simon

don simon — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 15:24:17 +0000

Posted this question in another section, perhaps this is better suited here…

You say ‘if you are listening to a recording you are not hypnotising yourself, you are being hypnotised’.

So if hypnosis is achievable through a recording, is it possible therefore, as a hypnotist, to record your own hypnotic induction, lay down anchors as post-hypnotic suggestions, and play it to yourself!

As I become more knowledeable in hypnosis through reading your materials and studying various other competent hypnotists and teachers etc, I really can’t wait to be able to put it into practice and give these hypnotic gifts to people. But wouldn’t it be great if one could accelerate that process through one’s own suggestions?!

Sure, there’s no substitute for getting zapped one on one. But if it’s possible to get zapped via a recording, why not your own? I’d like to hear your thoughts on that.

Comment on How does hypnosis work? by don simon

don simon — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 14:08:28 +0000

Hypnosis via audio files…

Hi Jon, bought and read your book Don’t Look In His Eyes, fantastic no-nonsense approach. Reccomend that to anyone, I’ve since been studying some other people’s works such as Igor Lederchowski, so starting to get a grasp of the ‘intent’ behind successful hypnosis and the natural transmission of the subconcious intent in terms of rapport etc… BUT my question:

1) Am I right to assume if the intent is there on the listener to be induced, then an audio file of an induction and subsequent post-hypnotic suggestions can be succesful, albeit not as effective success-rate as a live induction?

My second question… and this is dependant on my 1st assumption…

2) Can a hypnostist record his own hypnotic session, get into a right frame mind and hypnotise himself, and give himself in theory an unlimited resource of life enhancing suggestions!

What do you reckon guys, possible?!

Comment on How to hypnotise really fast and create an hallucination by Kevrell

Kevrell — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 12:45:43 +0000

Just cause it\’s siplme doesn\’t mean it\’s not super helpful.

Comment on It’s not ALL hypnosis. by Chris

Chris — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 19:20:57 +0000

^^ Christianity killed it off? You can still find ‘witch doctors’ in Uganda who will kill a baby and bury it under your business to make you succeed. There are zealots in every belief structure, be it Christian, Atheist, or something else.

Comment on Daily Dose by Jonathan Chase

Jonathan Chase — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 09:37:00 +0000

http://hypnosisnstalled.tv H.I. is not being published by the Academy. Please direct enquires to EyeSeeSound.

Comment on Daily Dose by Robert Micer

Robert Micer — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 08:47:43 +0000

Hypnosis Installed information

Comment on Stage versus Clinical Hypnosis by Jonathan Chase

Jonathan Chase — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 16:33:08 +0000

Hi Shasi,

Checkout the Academy link above and you can get our home study online videos there! Or go to this site for my brand new hypnosis learning experience DVD set…

http://hypnosisinstalled.tv

Comment on It’s not ALL hypnosis. by wayne

wayne — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 23:23:43 +0000

Never denounce the mind/body connection and the stuff coming out of natural therapy blogs these days suggested that it is the prescribed medicines that are causing the real issues associated with ill health.

Nature wins by supplying us with ALL we need in the form of food. The humble free range egg is a multivitamin in a shell and low in calorific value but high in protein, essential fats and good cholesterol and a multitude of vitamins and minerals.

Long before medicine there were herbalists who had vast knowledge of the woodland flora, fauna and fungi who could treat the ill according to their symptoms by using what was naturally available.

Along came whomever and outlawed this pastime and killed these people (I believe Christianity had something to do with this) or forced them to flee. Most of the knowledge was lost forever. It seems that there is information out there that has survived and is being presented for the public once again.

Unfortunately I hear that the medical fraternity are trying to prohibit this past time yet again as they have no control over it and probably fear its potential.

Seems that modern medicine is the route cause of modern illness and they try desperately to annihilate any reasonable alternative.