What it took me not to laugh or grin when I looked her in the eyes and said, “It’s ok, you’ve got all of your fingers back… Please don’t cry. Thank goodness for my ability to remain calm. I tried not to laugh (or panic) in fear of making her snap out of it. Then when I put it back and said she was a bird, she flapped her wings! When I told her that I took her finger, she cried because she really thought her finger was missing. My little sister was completely open to my suggestions. It was just like what you would expect from a subject. I propped her up and asked her to open her eyes. I knew she wasn’t pretending because I recognized the collapse as a textbook phase of entering hypnosis. In fact, I was doing really well! But that alone didn’t make my first experience any less nerve-wracking. It almost felt like I killed her. Everything was going perfectly – there was no need for me to be nervous. When I finally said, “Now sleep!” and my sister completely collapsed, I had a mini panic attack.
I needed for her to fully relax. I began doing my thing, reciting what I needed to say, walking her through various imaginative mental exercises. Her cooperation helped build my confidence. She was relaxing well and her cooperation only made the whole experience easier on me. Much to my surprise, she was excited and quite eager to see what I had in store. I started with a slow induction and almost put her to sleep. Unsure of what would and wouldn’t work, I needed to be absolutely certain I would have a large number of techniques available for when I finally got around to practicing.įinally feeling confident in my hypnotic abilities, I approached my sister. “Would you like for me to hypnotize you? I can put you into a trance.” I offered. I familiarized myself with every technique I could possibly remember. Books became my best friend. I wanted to make every effort I could to learn more about the subject. I began doing extensive research on hypnotherapy and stage hypnosis. While doing research on psychiatry, I once came across an article on a psychology website discussing the subject of hypnosis and its use in the form of hypnotherapy. Having always been somewhat skeptical of hypnotism, I was curious and read on. The Rocky Safari | Travel Blog Explore the world with Rocky Trifari Introvert Travel Tips – Solo travel trip advice.My Gay Stories – Coming out, dating stories, etc.Gay Travel – LGBT-friendly destinations.Guide to Pareja De Hecho – For international relationships in Spain.Dating an Exchange Student – My international relationship.Long-Distance Love – Dating someone from another country.Dating Abroad – All about long-distance relationships.Animals in Rocky’s Safari – Discover the animals in my safari.Music Video from Aruba’s De Palm Island.
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