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Hypnosis As a Tool to Help Improve Confidence and Motivation

admin — Tue, 01 May 2012 20:05:25 +0000

There are three kinds of confidence – the normal confidence, defined as being sure of a theory, a prediction or a hypothesis and knowing for certain that an action or the outcome of something will be the best, the most accurate or the most efficient. Then, there is self-confidence – this type of confidence is that which we have in ourselves. And finally, there is overconfidence – this is a surplus or excess of confidence in someone or something. It is synonymous with presumptuousness. To be able to lead a normal and healthy life with a good attitude, a certain level of confidence is a must. A person who lacks confidence tends to be hesitant, suspicious and not very forthcoming.

Due to a lack of confidence, in people and objects around them, some people live in constant fear of doing something ‘wrong’. On one level, confidence and trust merge together and become almost indistinguishable. For example, a person being protected by the police or a soldier during an emergency will trust them completely with their lives. This is a clear example of the state wherein confidence and trust become one.

Confidence in others is purely a matter of choice. We place our confidence in other people all the time. Humans are social animals, and society cannot exist without confidence in others. Self-confidence is even more important. It is absolutely necessary to believe in our own ability to function and perform effectively. It is not uncommon for people who lack confidence to berate themselves. The negative thoughts and emotions harbored in their minds have a very debilitating effect on their abilities, and can prevent them from performing.

In order to be able to achieve and perform, the mind must first be up to the task. Without the co-operation of the mind, the body refuses to function. Even if forced into action, the body will not be able to produce the desired results. If a person is suffering from a lack of self reliance, he or she can use hypnosis to build self esteem and motivation. There are many hypnosis CDs available on the market that can be quite helpful, but working one on one with a certified hypnotist is almost always preferable. A certified hypnotist can give suggestions specifically suited to the individual client. These suggestions given to the clients subconscious mind can help improve self esteem and self assurance. More and more, people are choosing hypnosis when challenged by a lack of self confidence.

Eli Bliliuos is the founder of The New York Hypnosis Institute. He is a New York native whose interest in hypnosis dates back over 25 years. Eli is a Certified Master Hypnosis Trainer, an NLP Practitioner (Neural Linguistic Programming), and a Consulting NYC hypnotist who has been certified by the International Association of Counselors and Therapists as well as the prestigious National Guild of Hypnotists.

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What to Consider When Choosing a Hypnosis School

admin — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 18:43:38 +0000

With the increasing popularity of alternative healing methods, interest in hypnosis training is on the rise. Part of its appeal is that it doesn’t rely on drugs or surgery to be effective. It can be used by individuals in the privacy of their homes, or with professionals in a therapeutic setting. Introductory hypnosis training can be as simple as following instructions on a set of hypnosis CDs, or it can be as advanced as participating in supervised instruction by a credentialed hypnosis professional over the course of several hundred hours. Here’s a brief overview.

Hypnosis training for personal development

For those interested in applying hypnosis techniques to their own life, training in self-hypnosis is a viable option. People have found success using self-hypnosis for weight control, smoking cessation, pain management, stress management, anxiety and various areas of self development like creativity, sports training and overcoming a fear of public speaking.

Although many people are successful at learning self-hypnosis by CDs, many others prefer in-depth, in-person training. One option is to work one-on-one with a qualified hypnotherapist who can design a customized approach with a specific goal. Another option is to take in-depth training in hypnosis. This allows you to explore various avenues and experiment with techniques to develop your own program for your personal development.

Hypnosis training for professional practice

Professionals and health practitioners such as doctors, counselors, nurses, teachers and others in the helping professions who want to improve their effectiveness and expand their services can benefit from hypnosis training. It is important to select a program taught by a hypnosis instructor who has an active practice.

Most professionals are familiar with the differences that arise between what they learn in a classroom setting and applying that knowledge in real life situations. By choosing a course taught by a practicing hypnotist, students get the benefit of learning from the instructors’ current case studies and are able to ask questions about how to apply what they learn to their own clients.

International Association of Counselors and Therapists

Although there are many schools that offer hypnosis training, for those who intend to use hypnosis in their professional practice, certification is recommended. One such organization which offers professional certification is the International Association of Counselors and Therapists (IACT).

The IACT is an association for holistic practitioners like hypnotists, hypnotherapists, biofeedback specialists, nutritionists, licensed massage therapists, clinical social workers, psychologists and other professionals in the alternative healing arts to share ideas and techniques.

Evaluating hypnosis training

When deciding on your course of hypnosis training, take the time to make sure the instructors are properly trained. Visit the websites that outline the certifications they hold and spend some time learning about the requirements they had to meet in order to earn their accreditations.

In addition, evaluate the hypnosis program that you are considering to ensure that it addresses the approaches and techniques that you’re most interested in. Look for a comprehensive program that includes information and techniques beyond those which initially drew your attention. Even if you will not be practicing some of the hypnosis techniques, you will be broadening your field of knowledge. By becoming familiar with their language and concepts, you’ll be able to discuss them on a meaningful level when questions about them arise.

Eli Bliliuos is the founder of The New York Hypnosis Institute. The NY Hypnosis Institute LLC offers thorough and expert hypnosis training in Midtown Manhattan in a friendly, small-group setting. You will receive personal attention, ongoing mentoring and support by our instructor and staff. All classes are experiential, educational and enlightening. You become a Certified Hypnotist in our core training after 90 hours of intensive class instruction and 50 hours of independent study. The training includes dynamic instruction, hands-on practice and supervision as well as individualized mentoring.

Eli Bliliuos is a New York native whose interest in hypnosis dates back over 25 years. Eli is a Certified Master Hypnosis Trainer, an NLP Practitioner (Neural Linguistic Programming), and a Consulting NYC hypnotist who has been certified by the International Association of Counselors and Therapists as well as the prestigious National Guild of Hypnotists.

Hypnosis For Pain Management

admin — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 21:01:16 +0000

In the days before anesthetics had been discovered, surgeries performed on patients were gruesome beyond description. Post-surgery mortality rates were as high as 40%, and patients were traumatized and mentally scarred for life after the experience. The only anesthetics known to doctors back then were the natural ones – and quite literally so; they believed that falling asleep, becoming unconscious and dying were the only three ways in which nature helped people cope with pain. There are many accounts given by the people of those days about the horrors of surgery performed on them without anesthetics. Dental surgeries, among other medical treatments, were performed after strapping the patient onto a table or a chair to prevent them from moving. Fanny Burney, a famous writer, once had a mastectomy without being given any pain-killers. So traumatizing and gruesome was the experience, that even nine months after the surgery, just thinking about it made her feel weak and develop a headache.

John Elliotson, who was a professor at the University College, London and James Esdaile were among the first doctors to report surgeries performed on patients painlessly. Their surgeries were reportedly performed after ‘mesmerizing’ their patients, rendering them incapable of feeling pain during the surgery. This happened in the 1800s. Soon, hypnosis became limited to a field of study and research in laboratories. However, the use of hypnosis in surgery and medical procedures surfaced once again during the Second World War. When analgesics and other pain-killers or drugs like morphine were unavailable, hypnosis was used on soldiers to reduce their pain. It was even used to help them deal with and overcome shell-shock.

Long and complicated surgeries have been performed on patients successfully without having to use anesthetics. Recently, a professional hypnotherapist, Alex Lenkei, underwent a complicated surgery to relive him of arthritic pain in his right hand without taking any anesthetics. Lenkei put himself into a deep trance shortly before the surgery, and was fully conscious throughout the procedure. Apart from the tugs and pulls, he felt absolutely no pain whatsoever. This man is a living example – apparently, he has had a similar anesthesia-free surgery for hernia in 1996, making the surgery for arthritis his second time!

There is also the case of a woman who recently underwent a mastectomy without being given any anesthetics after being put into a hypnotic trance by Dr. William S. Kroger. The doctor, a practicing hypnotherapist, stood in the operation theater instead of the anesthesiologist. Surprisingly, Dr. Kroger had hypnotized the woman only the night before the surgery! There have also been several documented cases of women feeling almost no pain during childbirth, after being hypnotized. Hypnosis used on women during parturition is much safer than anesthetics, which may have harmful effects on the fetus. Even cancer patients and critically or terminally ill patients have benefited from hypnosis, when it comes to dealing with the pain. Hypnotherapy shows a lot of promise in the field of medicine and painless surgery

Eli Bliliuos is the founder of the New York Hypnosis Institute located in New York City. He specializes in pain management and surgery preparation and recovery.
Eli Bliliuos is a New York native whose interest in hypnosis dates back over 25 years. Eli is a Certified Master Hypnosis Trainer, an NLP Practitioner (Neural Linguistic Programming), and a Consulting NYC hypnotist who has been certified by the International Association of Counselors and Therapists as well as the prestigious National Guild of Hypnotists.

Is There a Fast and Effective Way to Overcome Stuttering?

admin — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 21:44:26 +0000

Speech defects are among the top causes for low self-confidence and low self-esteem in people. Stuttering and stammering are considered speech defects as they hinder normal verbal communication, making it difficult for people to speak, and for listeners to understand. However, through certain exercises, speech defects can be controlled and even overcome completely. Hypnotherapy is a tried and tested method that helps people to rise above their speech defects.

Hypnotherapy is a method in which a licensed practitioner accesses the clients subconscious mind and gives suggestions that allow for positive and accelerated change. The practitioner helps the patient develop positive thoughts and ideas that allow him or her to overcome their speech challenge. Hypnotherapy is usually offered over multiple sessions. In each session, the patient moves a few steps closer to his or her ultimate goal – overcoming their stuttering or stammering. Hypnotherapy really works; over the course of nearly 50 years, hypnosis has been repeatedly tried on several subjects in different conditions for various purposes, and has worked wonders in most cases.

One of the hypnotherapy methods used to manage speech impediments is to offer repeated suggestions to the patient while he or she is in a hypnotic trance. Other methods include memory regression, in which the hypnotherapist takes the person back in time through their memories until they uncover the source of their stuttering or stammering problem. Once the certified hypnotist has discovered the root cause of the problem, he or she can then reframe the subconscious minds interpretation of this event.

Once the hypnotherapist has identified the root cause, he or she decides on the next course of action – what the forthcoming sessions will consist of, how long they will last, and whether the person who has the speech impediment would benefit from doing some speaking or reading exercises. The combination of reframing the initial sensitizing event, providing suggestions, as well as the speaking exercises will in most cases enable the client to rise above their stuttering issue. It is always advisable to seek out a seasoned practitioner, one who has been certified by a reputable hypnosis organization like the International Association of Counselors and Therapist. If you or someone you know is looking for a way to overcome a speech challenge, hypnosis to overcome stuttering or stammering is a wonderful option.

What Makes Hypnosis Effective?

admin — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 21:42:20 +0000

Of all brain-training techniques used by people for motivation, inspiration, improving self-confidence and self-esteem, the most powerful has been found to be hypnosis. Hypnosis is a very powerful technique that many people use on a day-to-day basis for self-motivation, confidence, positive attitude and inspiration. The reason why hypnosis is effective as a mind-development and self-improvement technique is that it provides people with a way to communicate directly with their subconscious minds.

It is in the subconscious mind that problems arise when it comes to doing certain things, like lethargy, procrastination, superstitious beliefs, hesitation, self-berating attitudes, etc. This is not a ‘fault’; it is simply the way the mind works. Through hypnosis, this problem can be worked around or even overcome. When the subconscious mind is made to agree with our conscious thoughts, whatever we do goes smoothly, and without a hitch. Think of your conscious thoughts as Dr. Jekyll, and the subconscious, his alter-ego, Mr. Hyde. They are sworn enemies and have completely opposing views and beliefs, despite the fact that they both occupy the very same body. Dr. Jekyll, the equivalent of our conscious thoughts, is meek and submissive, and gives in to Mr. Hyde’s torments, demands and ultimatums. Hypnosis does not aim to give our conscious thoughts enough power to retaliate against the subconscious mind – this could have very drastic consequences that would only make the problem worse. Instead, we have a frank talk directly with the elusive subconscious mind, and convince it to agree with our conscious thoughts. Self-hypnosis teaches you how to talk to your own personal Mr. Hyde, while hypnotherapy involves having a therapist speak to your Mr. Hyde. Both methods work very well, but working with a certified hypnotist may be a better option as they are trained to help clients overcome a variety of challenges.

Hypnotherapy essentially consists of relaxing the mind and going into a semi-conscious state, wherein the subconscious mind is exposed to all external stimuli. Then, direct and or indirect suggestions are given to the subconscious mind that will convince it to agree with the persons conscious thoughts voluntarily. If there is trouble convincing the subconscious, then it may be necessary to go back in time through memories and identify situations or incidents that may have caused the disparity between the conscious and subconscious minds. Once this problem is rectified, the two ‘minds’ are ready to co-operate and co-exist. The person can then come out of the semi-conscious trance state and resume normal activity, and visibly observe changes in their attitude and/or personality.

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You Can Feel Relaxed in Interviews With Hypnosis

admin — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 16:52:31 +0000

Have a job interview for your dream position?

Need to make it through an interview before you get that college scholarship?

Does getting a loan for your business hinge on successfully completing an interview with the bank manager?

No matter what kind of interview you’re facing, you don’t have the luxury of letting yourself become paralyzed by fear, pressure, and anxiety. You may not know that it’s possible, but you can feel relaxed in interviews with hypnosis.

That fear and anxiety that you’re dealing with is actually a product of your subconscious mind. For some reason, your subconscious is convinced that you don’t have what it takes to successfully make it through an interview. Instead, it thinks that you’re going to make a fool out of yourself – which explains the headaches, the nausea, the sweating, and the feeling of absolute dread and panic you’re suffering.

People may have told you that you can ease your interview anxiety by simply approaching it with a positive attitude. Those people are partially right; having a positive attitude can make all the difference. However, the only way to feel more positive about your interviews is to change the way that your subconscious mind perceives you and your abilities. The only way to change the way that your subconscious thinks is by utilizing hypnosis for interview anxiety.

You can also call the process “hypnosis for self-confidence” because that’s what you’re doing. You’re teaching your subconscious mind to believe in you, so that you can go into interviews with confidence.
But how do you do it?

In order to overcome your interview anxiety, you have to go into a hypnotic state. Similar to being in a trance, a hypnotic state gives you the power to concentrate and focus intensely. During this state, your consulting hypnotist will have access to your subconscious mind – allowing you to understand exactly what is causing your anxiety. More importantly, it will also enable you to overcome it.

During hypnosis for interview anxiety, you will teach your subconscious mind to view you as capable and confident – and to view interviews as a way to showcase your knowledge and expertise. As long as your subconscious mind believes in your abilities, nothing that an interviewer throws at you will be able to take you off track.

Once your subconscious mind sees interviews as a good thing, you will approach them with a positive attitude. With the appropriate subconscious training, you might even wind up looking forward to interviews!

If you’re suffering from true interview anxiety, it may seem impossible to actually feel relaxed in interviews. With hypnosis, though, you can do just that!

Eli Bliliuos is the founder of The New York Hypnosis Institute. He specializes in helping clients overcome interview anxiety.

New York Hypnosis Institute LLC
241 West 30 street
New York, NY 10001
877-800-6443

Hypnosis for Panic Attacks – It Can Stop Them for Good

admin — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 11:15:56 +0000

If you have ever experienced a panic attack, you are not alone, and you know just how terrifying it is. Thanks to that feeling of helplessness and that feeling of pure fear, panic attacks can take over your entire life. Make no mistake – when you suffer from these attacks, you are a victim of panic disorder. When you have panic disorder, the basic fear of having another attack can be paralyzing in and of itself.

So what’s the best way to these attacks?

With hypnosis for panic disorders!

You may know what’s bothering you and causing your attacks – like a specific phobia; but you just can’t stop it. Whether you know exactly what’s causing the problem or not, hypnosis for panic attacks can help.

How?

Hypnosis focuses on your subconscious mind, and your subconscious is where most of your thoughts and actions stem from. By getting your subconscious under control, you can eliminate your attacks. But unless you address the problem in your subconscious, your panic attacks will likely never go away for good.

When you work to these attacks with hypnosis, you will start by identifying the underlying problem. For example, is something in your past to blame for your current condition? Even if you know that you have a specific phobia that triggers your panic attacks, you need to know where that phobia is coming from – and why it’s playing such a big role in your subconscious mind.

Once you know what’s causing your attacks, you can work to combat it. If, for example, you determine that your attacks started when you got your driver’s license and only happen when you are behind the wheel, you can work to train your subconscious not to be so scared of driving.

How exactly do you do that?

You and your consulting hypnotist may work to show your subconscious that driving may be risky, but as long as you’re careful, there’s no reason to panic every time you get behind the wheel. Sure, plenty of people die from car accidents every day, but your subconscious’ reaction to that fact is completely irrational.

You may also use visualization techniques. By picturing yourself getting into the car, backing out of the driveway, pulling into traffic, and driving to the grocery store and back without incident, you can show your subconscious that you’re able to get yourself around town without incident.

Why doesn’t traditional counseling typically work? Why should you try hypnosis for panic attacks?

In traditional counseling, you work on “accepting” things. Having attacks isn’t something that you need to “accept”; it’s something that you need to stop. Discussing your problem with a traditional therapist, will not likely make it go away. You need less talk and more action.

In just a few sessions, hypnosis for panic disorders, can help you can put an end to your suffering for good!

Eli Bliliuos is the founder of The New York Hypnosis Institute. He specializes in helping clients overcome panic attacks.

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Hypnosis for Eating Disorders – 3 Reasons Why It Really Works

admin — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 11:06:00 +0000

Odds are, if you’re suffering from an eating disorder, you’re not a very happy person. You probably wish that you could just eat “normally” like everyone else. You also probably understand that you’re disorder doesn’t have much to do with food or not wanting to be “fat”. Instead, it has to do with deeper, more serious issues.

In many cases, people develop these disorders because they feel like their life is out of control. Since they can’t control their failing marriage, their awful job, or their money problems, they turn to their food intake – because that’s something they can control. That’s why overcoming anorexia or bulimia isn’t as simple as sitting down and eating a giant cheeseburger.

So, how can hypnosis for eating disorders help you?

There are 3 reasons why it’s the best anorexia and bulimia treatment:

1. It addresses your subconscious mind

Anorexia and bulimia may have different symptoms, but those symptoms are rooted in the same place – your subconscious mind. Every time you stop yourself from eating, or go into the bathroom to purge your last meal, your subconscious is responsible. Your subconscious is a powerful thing. That’s why, no matter how much you “want” to eat normally, you just can’t.

Hypnosis is the only treatment that addresses your subconscious mind. Conventional therapy is done at a conscious level, and it doesn’t address the real problem.

Until you can access your subconscious mind and teach it to think differently, you can’t solve anything.

2. Hypnosis for eating disorders is a permanent solution

Sadly, the average anorexia or bulimia treatment doesn’t last. That’s because you’re trying to solve a subconscious problem with a conscious solution. Sure, you may be able to hold on for a little while, but when push comes to shove, your subconscious will take over – and you’ll be right back where you started.

Since hypnosis addresses and re-trains your subconscious, it is a permanent anorexia and bulimia treatment. After all, if your subconscious stops directing you to skip meals or purge, you won’t have an eating disorder anymore!

3. Hypnosis can teach you how to lose weight safely

Many people who have been through a “traditional” anorexia or bulimia treatment are afraid that they’ll never be able to go on a diet – for fear that their eating disorder will re-emerge.

Luckily, when you use hypnosis, you don’t have to worry about that. Weight loss hypnosis can help your subconscious distinguish between a normal, healthy diet and a dangerous disorder. If your subconscious can understand the difference between cutting back on desserts to shed a few pounds and starving yourself in an effort to “control” your life, you can feel free to diet anytime you need to. In fact, you can even start a weight loss hypnosis program after you’ve successfully completed your eating disorder treatment!

Eli Bliliuos is the founder of The New York Hypnosis Institute. He specializes in helping overcome eating disorders.

To learn more about hypnosis for eating disorders, click here NYC Hypnosis for Eating Disorders

New York Hypnosis Institute LLC
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877-800-6443

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You Can Stop Binge Eating With Hypnosis

admin — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 12:15:50 +0000

Eating an extra helping at dinner or that bag of cookies on the couch, sometimes without even thinking about it, are examples of compulsive eating.

Are you a binge eater? And, if you are, how do you stop?

If you are, you probably experience these 4 things:

-You eat, even if you’re not hungry
-You eat quickly, almost before you can realize what you’re doing
-You can’t stop eating, even if you want to
-You spend most of your time thinking about food and can’t get through the day without a binge

This is an eating disorder, just like anorexia and bulimia. However, unlike these diseases – where you dramatically reduce your food intake or purge what you do eat – this is characterized by compulsive eating.

So, what causes this behavior?

Your compulsive eating is actually being driven by your subconscious mind. In fact, your subconscious is responsible for most of your actions. In order to stop binge eating, you have to address your subconscious mind.

The best way to do it is through hypnosis.

Traditional therapy and diets don’t work because your subconscious desires are simply too strong. A “white knuckle” approach may work temporarily, but you can’t use conscious tools to deal with your subconscious. It’s like trying to put a band-aid on a broken leg; your treatment isn’t strong enough to do any good.

In order to stop binge eating, a certified hypnotist will access your subconscious mind, to figure out why it’s so dependent on food, and come up with a way to solve the problem.

After all, compulsive eating isn’t just a weight loss problem. It also leads to feelings of guilt, depression, and even self-loathing. Luckily, hypnosis for binge eating is a strong enough to eliminate your compulsive eating and the difficult emotions that come with it.

How exactly do you stop with hypnosis?

You will start by going into a hypnotic state that’s similar to being in a trance. You will have full control, and you will likely remember everything. Your consulting hypnotist will be able to access your subconscious mind, something that can only be accomplished in this state.

During hypnosis for binge eating, you will uncover the reasons behind your compulsive eating. You will understand why your subconscious relies on compulsive eating. Whether it’s due to an issue in your past, your way of covering up more painful emotions, or a way to fill some other void – once you understand why you’re addicted to food, you can put a stop to this form of subconscious eating.

As part of your binge eating treatment, you will re-train your subconscious and teach it to rely on other, more positive things – instead of food. You may teach your subconscious to associate stress with exercise, depression with a hot bath, or boredom with a good book. That way, you can eat to live – instead of living just to eat!

Eli Bliliuos is the founder of The New York Hypnosis Institute. He specializes in helping clients overcome compulsive eating.

To learn more about hypnosis for binge eating, click here Binge Eating Hypnosis NYC

New York Hypnosis Institute LLC
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877-800-6443

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Past Life Therapy – How It’s Helping People Believe in Reincarnation

admin — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 11:47:51 +0000

Ever get that feeling of déjà vu? Ever have the same dream a few nights in a row? While these might seem like simple things, they can actually be part of a much deeper phenomenon involving your past lives.

According to research done by CBS News, 1 in 10 Americans remembers living in a past life. While you may be one of them – and experience flashes here and there in the form of a dream or déjà vu – the best way to learn more is through past life therapy.

Past life therapy is a form of hypnosis that focuses on reincarnation – or, the belief that you have lived several lives before this one. Your physical body may die, but your soul lives on, and eventually takes up residence in a new body.

People have believed in reincarnation for thousands of years – since the days of Ancient Greece. The idea of reincarnation got a big boost when Buddha remembered all of his past lives when he fully awakened.

Today, the theory of reincarnation is getting a boost from past life regression. Based on what people experience during their past life hypnotherapy sessions, they are believing more and more in the power of reincarnation.

So, what happens during a regression session?

A specific session is called a past life regression. During one, you will be put into a trance-like state, which will significantly boost your ability to acess memories. That increase will help you remember vivid details about your past lives.

How does it work?
Regression helps you recover memories of your past lives. That’s because all of the memories and experiences of your past lives – along with the ones from your current life – are stored in your subconscious mind. However, since they are buried so deep, you do not have access to them unless you are in a hypnotic state.

How much will you remember?

It depends. In some cases, going through a regression is almost like watching a movie; you might see things and hear things. Some people even feel things! Under the right circumstances, these “scenes” can be very vivid and very dramatic.

How can reincarnation help you?

In addition to uncovering fascinating experiences and memories, regression and reincarnation can help you learn more about yourself.

When you undergo a regression, you will experience the people and events that shaped your prior lives. Some of them may shape who you are today, in your current life – which can help you understand decisions you’ve made or fears you have.

Additionally, it’s believed that many of the people who have had a major impact on your current life also impacted your past lives. Who knows… You may be part of a group of souls that has traveled through several lifetimes together!

Eli Bliliuos is the founder of The New York Hypnosis Institute. He specializes in Past Life and Life in Between Lives Regression.

To learn more about Past Life Regression, click here Past Life Regression New York

New York Hypnosis Institute LLC
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