Indeed, no. Now, Hypnosis IS mind-control, it is the CLIENT controlling THEIR OWN mind. This means the client has to be willing to be hypnotized, to be guided into the relaxing hypnotic trance. Hypnosis is never a battle of wills, it is a total-compliance act. Therefore, a client will never do or say anything while under hypnosis that they wouldn't normally say or do while in normal wakened state. Dogma and governmental doctrine has yet to inform anyone of the truth of hypnosis.

Matthew Fallon in Hypnotism 9 years ago.

Hypnosis can be defined as a heightened state of awareness, focused attention and concentration. It is a naturally occurring state that everyone has experienced many times over. If you've ever gotten caught up in a movie and gotten emotional, or if you've ever stood in line 'forever' or if you drove past your exit while you were listening to the radio, you've experienced hypnosis. In fact, you've likely experience the very lightest stages of hypnosis every single day.

Hypnosis is altering someone’s belief or reality through suggestion. It’s basically a heightened state of mind in which we can bypass the critical factor of the conscious mind and work directly with the subconscious. When used specifically, it is a valuable tool that can empower you to take control of your life.

Karen Gray 1 in Hypnotism 9 years ago.

I'm looking for people to share their experience of Hypnosis and how well ilt worked. Thank You.

HypnosisHeals in Hypnotism 15 years ago.