Self-hypnosis using the scripts of "Hypnotic Realities"

"Hypnotic Realities" and "Hypnotherapy" was written to help people understand and possibly "imitate" MHE. But the question is "how"? Even after twenty three years of his physical death is there anyone who could really "imitate" him?

When I got "Hypnotic Realities" in my hand I had zero idea about hypnosis and I found that the book is dedicated to "persons learning through hypnotherapy" also. I decided to use this opportunity - because, I felt, if I put myself in place of "S" I should be able to use hypnosis at least partially and unconsciously.

I made the cassettes myself. And used to listen to those sequentially and repeatedly over a period of two years. In those two years I observed people behaving peculiarly towards me - gradually more frequently as time progressed - because, I felt, I was using some amount of hypnosis unconsciously.

After two years, on one day, as I was reading the books, I unexpectedly became extremely confused and gradually entered into some altered state. I expected a lot, continued reading, but unfortunately was told "you cannot imitate anyone". I had no other way but to accept the shock. A chaos followed in my family and gradually everything became normal.

I find no injustice in this. Because, before one gives some supreme power to someone one obviously has right to follow some principle. And I do not know what that principle is. I just want to convey the message that I approached MHE in this way and it seems to me to be a valid way.

Now my question is, is it at all possible, for anyone having no conscious knowledge of hypnosis, to learn and use "utilisation technique", for example, in relation to patients in day-to-day general practice?

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Re:Self-hypnosis using the scripts of , by Linda M. Cucher , 08/28/03 Thank You, by Chayan Das, 11/10/03

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