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Opinions about hypnosis for chronic pain?

I’ve been researching hypnosis for chronic severe pain. My father went and quit smoking for 15 years, he started back when my mom and brother started smoking. The articles I’ve read seem to think it works for some people. Anyone ever tried it?
Thanks for your professional opinion. I will try anything to get off pain meds. My pain is from a botched surgery on my wrist. I have been diagnosed with Complex regional pain syndrome. However I am under the care of a different type of specialist that thinks I may have tourniquet palsey, or nerve and tendon damage with muscle atrophy. Does this change anything.

As a certified hypnotist I can tell you that hypnosis works. It is like when you day dream; you let your conscious mind drift away, making space for your unconscious mind.
There is an area called critical mind that overlaps with your conscious and unconscious mind- in hypnosis, the critical mind is sort of by- passed in order to give you, in your case, suggestions to reduce, or even remove pain.

As I don’t know what is the reason for your chronical pain, I urge you to go to a doctor first. Pain is always a signal that cannot be ignored.

Sariana, dipl. holistic health therapist, cert. hypnotist

http://wholisticmagicalworld.ning.com/

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Questions Answered: What Is Binaural Meditation?

With constantly changing trends, it can be difficult to follow all of the jargon and options available for self-improvement. So, what is binaural meditation?

It uses a strange audio artifact that produces a repeating rhythm. Two noises are played that both have a vibratory rate that is almost, but not quite, the same. The way the brain registers sound causes a consistent beat to be heard. The phenomena makes sense if you think about throwing stones in water. If you throw in two stones, the waves will cancel and merge where they collide, making a single outward pulse.

H. W. Dove discovered the phenomena in the 1830s. He was completely fascinated with it, but did not convince others to pay much attention to binaural beats. The binaural effect was almost forgotten until the late twentieth century. A very popular explanation of it was published and it seized the public imagination. Numerous scholars have done countless studies since then.

The main reason for the growing interest lies in the brainwave synchronization effect. Pulsing sounds and light have a powerful impact on the mind. With a steady frequency, the waves that operate the brain will begin to sync up with the pulsation.

Different frequencies of brainwaves are associated with different states of mind, causing the practical effects of synchronization. Binaural meditation seizes on this effect to bring on trances and other frames of mind appropriate to meditation. It allows practitioners to enter higher states with much less work.

Many students have trouble with a constant stream of thought in their mind. The more they try to enjoy the quiet, the more these thoughts fill the mind. Binaural rhythms can be an invaluable tool for overcoming this difficulty.

Take great care in choosing quality products for binaural sounds. The proper oscillation rate and sequencing of beats is essential for maximum effectiveness.

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is this remote viewing or am i an idiot?

ok, i might have accidentally remote viewed but i can’t be sure. some background information is that im 14, i can lucid dream on command, i can stay conscious in the little strange area between wakefulness and dreaming. Yesterday morning i was in that strange area and i wondered what time it was. the best way i can explain it was that my mind literally went into the kitchen (my alarm clock is broken) and i saw the clock and it was 7:42 am. at that point i was kinda pissed that i slept in so i was like “oh sh–, i better get up now”, so i got up and went and checked the clock in the kitchen, and what do you know? 7:42 am. I remember the entire thing very clearly.
also this is not the first time something like this has happened. there has been several different instances.

I think that you must visit an Psychology . Explain him that . He well help you .

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