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Meanings of hypnosis in English
A state of increased receptivity to suggestion and direction.
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Usage of hypnosis in English
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Yes-ifnecessary, these people would use hypnosis to get the effect letter-perfect
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How does South African stage hypnosis compare to that in other countries?
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The earliest reference to hypnosis is in the Bible, Genesis ii, 21.
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If hypnosis helps him remember a plate number, maybe we'll have something.
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It's not really an exercise at all but a form of self-hypnosis.
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Some techniques that are used in hypnosis are quite similar to this.
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Any distraction will break it up until the actual hypnosis takes place.
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The step-by-step instructions should afford the reader a means of acquiring self-hypnosis.
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Here are the suggestions to give yourself while you are under hypnosis:
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It's no difficult matter to give them hints, under hypnosis, about Comarre.
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Sure, what she did was hypnosis, but it wasn't real past-life regression.
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We shall discuss many phases of hypnosis with the emphasis on self-hypnosis.
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The time required for achieving hypnosis will vary from subject to subject.
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Here is another test used frequently to test the receptiveness to hypnosis.
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This group self-hypnosis was achieved without my mentioning anything about the hypnodisc.
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Instead they suggest that hypnosis broke down neurological barriers between sensory regions.
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Hypnosis through the time
Hypnosis across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common