Five hypnotic ways of improving your eyesight!

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<david.mason wrote:

 

> The best known book about improving vision with hypnosis is

> Hypnovision.

 

 

I'm just curious...but how do 'we' know that?

 

I really would like more than a book 'title' to verify someone's

skills, or to go to the task of ordering and studying that book.

 

So let me give five different and very simple hypnotic methods of

improving eyesight.

 

For example it's pretty well verified by hypnotists and their clients

that any deep body relaxation (into the theta level) done a few

minutes a day will improve vision.

 

In fact, even a light trance (alpha) followed with simple positive

instructions work rather well.

 

Just a quickee 30-45 second 'conditioning' stuck inside the 'bring

back' (like Jose Silva did) will almost intantly improve vision.

 

Here's a simple variation (part I only of III parts) of one 'bring

back' used with over 15 million (probably much more than that amount

now) people...

 

" In a moment I am going to count from 1 to 5. On the count of 5 you

will open your eyes, be wide awake, feeling fine and in perfect

health, feeling better than before...knowing that everytime you use

these levels of mind...your vision...your eyesight and your

hearing...improve even more. "

 

In fact, with proper focus at beta brain wave even a simple lymphatic

deep massage (to the Governing Lymphatics where the arm is attached

to the body) as you state out-loud, " even though I'm seeing fuzzy

right now, I totally love and appreciate myself " ...followed by " even

though I used to see fuzzy I NOW choose to see sharper and clearer "

will cause a tremendous difference.

 

Then, even properly trained massage therapists can use a 'body

hypnosis' to augment their client's health, including improvements in

their vision.

 

Massage therapists know that when giving a body massage or a spinal

massage, along with the lymphatic massage along side the spine that

the sympthetic system relaxes and the parasympathetic system becomes

ingaged.

 

" Participation in the massage process leads one to agree with

Gilligan that massage can be a powerful, trance-inducing experience "

 

So in the Reilly schools of Massage they were taught " to massage

gently but thoroughly all along the whole cerebrospinal system, and

during such periods (for most often we would find the body would

gradually fall into that statea of near between the waking and

sleeping state) make gentle suggestions that QUIET, REST, PEACE,

HAPPINESS, JOY, DEVELOPMENTS IN EVERY ANN THAT ARE CONSTRUCTIVE

PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY, will come to the body through its rest

period. Or, the suggestions to the deeper portion of the subconscious

forces of the body. "

 

So much really neat simple effective stuff out there!

 

John La Tourrette, PhD