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Chapter 4.
Science No 4 - Hypnosis
Understanding the Basics About Hypnosis
A. Dissociation, Trance, and History of Hypnosis for
Programming
Dissociation is used as a defense to protect a person from
overwhelming pain and trauma. It is a natural ability of the brain.
Hypnosis or hypnotic trance is a form of dissociation. There are a
number of types of dissociation: amnesia, somnambulistic states,
localized paralyses, anaesthesias, and hallucinations. Hypnosis can
reproduce all of these dissociative states. The mind naturally
hypnotizes itself under various conditions.
Perhaps the reader has been driving along a familiar road and the
next thing you knew you were arriving home, having driven in a
trance. Now let’s suppose you are driving to a movie and you are
discussing next week’s plans with your wife. The complex thinking
required to drive just happens. You are awake talking to your wife,
and yet on another level you were in trance driving the car. You as
a subject were both in hypnotic trance (driving) and awake (talking
about plans).
There are 5 levels to the subconscious that the mind will naturally
dissociate to. The other deeper levels require help to access. People
naturally can think on two levels. Because people’s minds function
on multilevels and there is a continua on a spectrum that runs from
conscious to unconscious, it is often difficult to pinpoint just
exactly what state of mind the brain is in at a certain point, because
there is no single answer. A light trance is where a person is
daydreaming about his girlfriend. A moderate trance is where he
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