Why Hypnosis Is So Important
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Channel: Damon Cart NLP · 2016 · People & Blogs
We tend to think whatever we're conscious of is the total ingredients of the mind. However, the unconscious is filled with thoughts, conditioning, programing, memories, experiences, etc. and these things are affecting your life moment by moment. In fact, there's more going in your unconscious than there is in consciousness. We can't be conscious of everything. Your head would explode. And just because you're not conscious of something doesn't mean it's not there. The unconscious is actually more powerful than your conscious because not being conscious of something means you don't have a choice about it. For example, repeating the same mistake over and over. You wouldn't purposefully make a mistake especially one you've already made, but if you don't realize you're doing it you will keep doing it. We have to become aware of it happening first before we can change it. Hypnosis seeks a relationship with the unconscious. Through hypnosis you can bring into consciousness outdated programs and patterns that aren't working for you anymore and beliefs that may be limiting you. Through hypnosis you can bring up wounds and heal them so you can live a happier life. You can integrate alienated parts of yourself to be more whole and fulfilled. Hypnosis is a lot like meditation (and you're well aware of the extraordinary benefits of meditation), the difference is it's more outcome driven and more focused on resolving a problem and creating generative change. Just like a surgeon will put a person under in order to operate and repair the body, with hypnosis you put your mind into a trance so you can do the work that is too difficult or impossible to do while in a typical state of consciousness. And that's why Hypnosis is so important.
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