Ive had a theory for a while that if hypnotists can alter peoples reality. Is it feasible that a hypnotist could induce you to believe that you are on a certain drug? say for instance you have a key word like "fekinhellimsmashed" and you would feel like you have taken say MDMA, from what ive read this seems possible......would save a lot of money and brain cells donchathink?.......Im booked in next week
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Hypnotism
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psytaco
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Been hypnotised is an interesting experience. i've had it doen once and it was done in therapuetic setting as a way of trying to change the thought processes that lead to anxiety.
I doubt they can make you feel like your on a drug.
hypnotherapy for me just felt quite relaxing. sort of like being half asleep but your more aware of what is going on around you. I wasn't put in a deep trance though, so maybe that feels different.
It cost $170 for a 45 minute hypnosis session with a psychologist. So for a cheap weekend, I would recommend you go with the drugs.
I doubt they can make you feel like your on a drug.
hypnotherapy for me just felt quite relaxing. sort of like being half asleep but your more aware of what is going on around you. I wasn't put in a deep trance though, so maybe that feels different.
It cost $170 for a 45 minute hypnosis session with a psychologist. So for a cheap weekend, I would recommend you go with the drugs.
bobbydarren
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Supposedly you can be hypnotised so that at your will you can feel no pain. The example often given is going to the dentist for a filling, and not require a local anaesthetic and not feel pain. This is acheived (apparently) by just isolating the area where you don't want to feel pain in your mind, and turning on the no pain trigger, which might be touching the tip of your thumb with the tip of your index finger or whatever the hypnotist has programmed you with.
Hypnotism has been used in surgery a fair bit instead of using anaesthesia but the person is actively being hypnotised before and during the surgery. This post-hypnotic suggestion trigger which allows you not to feel pain whenever you need is the sort of thing that would be perfect if hypnotism really could activate the effects of a drug by just initiating the physical trigger mechanism for your desired drug.
I just would have thought if it was possible we would have heard more about it by now and there'd be a whole tonne of youtube videos about it.
Hypnotism has been used in surgery a fair bit instead of using anaesthesia but the person is actively being hypnotised before and during the surgery. This post-hypnotic suggestion trigger which allows you not to feel pain whenever you need is the sort of thing that would be perfect if hypnotism really could activate the effects of a drug by just initiating the physical trigger mechanism for your desired drug.
I just would have thought if it was possible we would have heard more about it by now and there'd be a whole tonne of youtube videos about it.