I’d like to bring your attention to something else. Depending on the work I
am doing, I may speak in Russian, English, Tatar, Sanskrit or Latin… my
clients may not understand anything I say, the healing still will happen. I’ll
tell you more, some of my clients I have never met and have never spoke
to them directly, the healing still takes place. Hypnotists say that we
program mind with hypnosis. I would say that our words have an ability to
program not just mind but our bodies, our surroundings, the Universe itself.
Spoken words can produce the same effect whether they are addressed
directly to a person or not. Every single word we say has an effect. So, I
am inviting you to be conscious about every word you speak. As we
all know, the word can heal but also can do the opposite.
I have witnessed something that doctors and even hypnotists say that I
believe, can do a lot of harm. “Yes, I can treat this illness,” “We can treat
chronic pain,” “Let’s work on your insomnia,” “I can help you work through
your trauma.” By saying so, you’re not helping anyone, all you do is treating
the issue which makes this issue bigger and stronger. Instead, replace it
with proper wording: “Let’s get you healthier,” “Let’s focus on strengthening
your health,” “I can help you sleep peacefully …” Every word you say has to
“feed” something that we want not something that we don’t want. So, we
must be very cautious about our choice of words.
I’d like to bring your attention now back to hypnosis. Some common
mistakes that I’ve seen:
1) we must work on one issue at a time – not true! We can achieve
great success working simultaneously on different issues including
the ones that we are not aware of;
2) the client must be in trance in order for success – not true! You can
still get great results even if the client is not in a trance;
3) you must carefully script your hypnosis sessions – not true! You can
simply repeat a few times what you want to happen;
4) you must use special techniques – not true! Again, you can simply
repeat a few times what you want to happen using normal everyday
language.