What To Expect

How does it feel to be hypnotized? It feels different for different people at different times. Let’s take a look at some scenarios.

Some people remember their entire session, others don’t. Some remember parts clearly and other parts are like a dream.

Some people are more visual, others report seeing things only after speaking about them, others talk about the smells they experienced from the stories they lived out. It’s entirely personal how the senses are engaged during a hypnosis session and a lot of it depends on how you sense things and how “deep” your trance is.

Alpha state trance is a lighter trance state, but it contains great potential. From here it’s easy to promote relaxation and to access the part of the mind that can visualize. Since it’s a lighter state, people tend to remember more in this state. It’s also easy to access other lives from this mental territory.

Incarnations can be dull or dynamic. Both are “important” if that is what you are being shown in your session. Often people are shown relatively straightforward lives of ordinary people. Other times people experience incarnations as rocks, nature spirits or beings living during extraordinary circumstances. It all depends on what you want and what you need to see. Some people live out many stories during the other life experience portion of their sessions, but typically you’ll be shown 3-4 scenes during a the “alpha” phase of a quantum session.

Theta state is a deeper trance state that people tend to remember less clearly. In this state people’s demeanor often changes slightly. Straddling the line between consciousness and sleep, we give our subconscious realms a voice. This is typically the state in which we can ask deeper questions and gain wisdom beyond our normal, waking insights.

People tend to have more dynamic hypnosis experiences NOW- ones that they embody and recall more fluidly- than they had in the past. Consciousness itself has expanded allowing for our immediate access to both inner and outer dimensions. This can be represented in the content and our ability to REMEMBER our sessions more and more clearly.

While we may seem to remember our hypnosis experience vividly, if we don’t talk about it afterward it tends to fade quickly. It’s like a dream. Once it’s anchored into our waking life we can integrate it as we consider it over time. Greater understanding often blossoms in unexpected ways and time frames. Listening to your session several times maximizes the benefit you’ll gain from the hypnosis.

Occasionally, people think hypnosis “didn’t work” on them, because they DID remember it well, or perhaps they didn’t notice a significant difference between the hypnotic and waking states. Many of these same people talked about themselves in the third person or reported hours of time distortion -which is another reason to listen, and re-listen to the session. What we need to hear from a session may change over time.