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INSIGHTS AND CONFESSIONS OF AN ENGLISH HYPNOTIST

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INSIGHTS & CONFESSIONS OF AN ENGLISH HYPNOTIST

Chapter 1. HYPNOSIS TRAINING
Thinking of a career change.
Interview for my training by the Institute of Hypnosis and Parapsychology. (I.H.P.)
£4,800 to train as a hypnotherapist.
Was I hypnotised into becoming a therapist?
Could I really earn £20,000 a year as a therapist?
I.H.P. emphasis upon money to be earned.
Case histories of my first clients.
A past life regression.
Reincarnation.

Chapter 2. EXPERIMENTAL HYPNOSIS
Personal experience of self-hypnosis.
Experimental hypnosis with my sister-in-law.
Producing positive and negative hallucinations, and other bizarre post hypnotic suggestions heeded.

Chapter 3. THERAPY
Starting a practice as a full time therapist.
Newspaper editorials.
Experience of hypnotherapy run on myself by another.
Case histories of clients.
Explanation of psychosomatic ailments and how they occur.
Ego, Fear, and Love.

Chapter 4. DR. OF HYPNOSIS
£1,000 for a doctorate in hypnosis.
Advanced mind altering techniques.
book on secrets of hypnosis The running out of archetypes using hypnosis.
The mystical hypnotic archetype for therapists.
The I.H.P. changing to Stress Management.
The B.M.A. and hypnotic qualifications, and other institutes and associations.
Hypnosis Qualifications.
Hypnotist's selling hypnosis using hypnotic techniques.

Chapter 5. COMMON BELIEF ABOUT HYPNOSIS
History of Hypnosis.
Natural trance and what we are led to believe by clinical psychologists.
Hypnotherapists and stage hypnotists.
Scientific Evidence.
Depth of Trance.

Chapter 6. STAGE HYPNOSIS
Setting up as a stage hypnotist, producing mail shots, and travelling the country to see other hypnotic shows.
Performing my first few shows.
Finding a gimmick to use other hypnotists didn't have. Developing a handshake technique to induce instant trance.
Methods used to hypnotise subjects in stage hypnosis.
How stage hypnosis works.
An explanation of crowd control and mass hypnosis.
How instantaneous trance can be produced.
A contradiction against clinical text books about depth of trance, how it occurs, and how hypnosis is highly contagious.

Chapter 7. MEDITATION
Practising and learning meditation with the Brama Kumaris.
Salford university show and a one off show in Spain.
Coming back to body consciousness after intense meditation.
The beginning of a search to understand what hypnosis and meditation are, and how they differ.


Chapter 8. PSYCHIC DISCOVERIES
Rosie’s 21st.birthday hypnotic show, and mass hypnosis.
17 weeks in Gran Canaria performing as a stage hypnotist.
Free psychic event; a seminar I ran free for the general public.
Personal experiences of spiritual or psychic energies flowing through my body.
Knowledge of the ancient mystic masters - Illumination and super-consciousness. (Samadhi.)

Chapter 9. SEARCH FOR ANSWERS
A mystical quest into esoterics.
Miracles with clients.
Conscience and justifications about hypnosis.
A pilgrimage to India searching for more answers.

Chapter 10. RECOVERY
The bad publicity around stage hypnosis (1994) in the media.
Psychic, mystical, and spiritual experiences for myself and everyone I was interacting with.
Learning about surrender.

Chapter 11. DANGERS OF STAGE HYPNOSIS
Answers revealed. The nine main dangers with stage hypnosis, and stories of casualties from each of these dangers.
1.) Depression from rejection.
2.) Physical causalities.
3.) Misinterpretation of suggestions.
4.) Re-stimulation of a post-hypnotic suggestion.
5.) Loss of control.
6.) Alcohol and drugs.
7.) Grief Charge. Re-stimulation of past upset emotions.
8.) Observer becoming the victim.
9.)Hypnosis causing psychosis.
This chapter explains the dangers, how they happen, and how it can't be proved that hypnosis was the medium that created the accident. The irrational and illogical made rational and logical for anyone to understand.


Chapter 12. A DIFFERENT PERCEPTION OF HYPNOSIS
What the general public are not being told.
Stage hypnosis and the death of Sharron Tabarn.
Chris Gates and his psychosis after being in one of Paul Mckenna's shows.
Home Office guides lines.
Hypnotherapy, its temptations and its dangers.
The therapist.
Deranged brain cells.
Causes of illness and disease.
Summary.
An exercise to develop E.S.P.

Chapter 13. THE BENEFITS OF HYPNOSIS


Chapter 14. FINAL CONCLUSION
Mysticism De-mystified.
The Aura.
The universal energy life force, (Prana).
The Mind and Consciousness.
Chakras.
A brief explanation of the esoteric viewpoint of our light bodies, the human aura and chakras, and the spiritual essence of man.
Summary
A simple explanation of consciousness and the workings of the human mind.
What happens with hypnosis, and how it works. (Esoterically.)


Chapter 15. ILLUMINATION

Madame H.P.Blavatsky's clairvoyant observations of what happens in hypnosis, compared to the meditation of a yogi. (Esoterically.)

A simple yet highly advanced meditation technique to activate Kundalini energy, manifesting Illumination, also known as Nirvana, or Cosmic Consciousness.
Many practitioners of this Meditation around the world are discovering and experiencing the following benefits within a short period of time:
· Heightened level of intuition
· Increase of energy on all levels
· Safe stimulation of higher clairvoyance
· Sharper mental faculties
· Inner peace, and compassion
· Healthier physical bodies
And lots more. . . .

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Readers Feed Back & Reviews

“Great read – worth looking at”
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“I was most impressed with this material; clearly you have given your book a great deal of thought. I particularly liked the way you balanced the human-interest elements of this account with touches of humour (for example, the ‘ginger cat’ incident). The explanation of your own depression helps to 'win over' those who are cynical towards hypnotists; they are given the opportunity to identify with you in a unique way, which is a vital element.”
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“I'm reading your book right now. I think you have really valuable insights into the issue of hypnosis. But, my God, the numbers of people who have been hurt and misled.”
Katie Dean - Durham NC USA

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“I absolutely LOVE your book. - As a true expose by such a formerly renowned hypnotist, this book is unique, fraught with universal appeal. Not only is such a book a novelty, but it is destined to become one of the more controversial and entertaining works among seekers of truth in the twenty first century."
Doyle Perkins - Boston MA USA

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“Brilliant, I was really suprised. I thought the book was an amazing insight into hypnosis, and I really enjoyed reading it. Maybe you could change the title though, as it doesn’t do you or the book the credit you deserve.”
John Andrews - Sidney Austrialia

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Well the book is totally amazing!! I love it so much and thanks a
million, I think its so well put together. I already burnt the dinner once cos I was reading it to Michael my partner, in the back of the car while he was cleaning it. It’s brilliant and should be a best seller. I'm not finished reading it yet but its gripping stuff!! I’d say I will have to read it again cos there is a lot to take in. Michael can’t get over it. Your a genius!!
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Good stuff - Recommended
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