Self Hypnosis – Magic Mental Training You Can Do too!

Please follow and like us:
Pin Share

 

Awareness of the Breath

 

In the following blog, you can learn and apply self-hypnosis. As every meditation technique self-hypnosis also begins by practicing of the awareness of the breath.

The technique below is a very simple and effective trance-inducing breathing technique that Dr. Brian Alman has developed. All you need to do is following these simple steps.

“Bouquets” 70×50 cm; Painter: Jurica Jonke

Please, close your eyes and focus your attention on your breath.

Take a breath and allow it to be as it is.

You don’t need to manipulate it.

You do not have to do anything with it, just dwell with the attention of your breath as it flows in and out of its own rhythm.

As you do so, you gradually become aware of the four different phases of breathing: inhaling, exhaling, and the two turning points in between.

However, you breathe, it is perfectly fine!

Whatever the phases of the breathing, it is perfectly fine!

Do this exercise daily for 5 to 10 minutes and you’ll wonder how well it relaxes you, gives you fresh energy and helps you overcome the hurdles of the day.

 

No suggestion, no great goal, just linger 5 to 10 minutes with your breath as it is!

 

Release and Refuel

After you have breathed and allowed breathing for a while, you can begin to imagine that with each exhale you release more and more. You can let go of whatever bothers you: tensions, thoughts, events, stress.

Imagine in your own way how you let go and give up these things. Like the spent breath, they can leave your body and mind.

 

Maybe you exhale them just like the spent air. Perhaps with every exhalation, all this flows down to the feet and through the feet into the ground.

Maybe things will pour through your whole skin, through every pore of your skin. Maybe you would think so differently.

As a further step, after a while, you can add the idea that you are taking in helpful things with each inhalation, just as you inhale the fresh air: power and energy from an inexhaustible source of the universe, healing, courage, compassion, patience or whatever you need right now.

Continue to let it go with exhaling.

 

Reflect Your Own Experience

Sit down somewhere comfortable, and if you like, you can play a piece of gentle relaxing music in the background. Maybe you’ll take a few deep breaths first, buckle and stretch, yawn a few times and just make sure you’re okay and find a position where it’s easy for you to relax and go inward.

“Octopus in Dubrovnik” 70×50 cm; Painter: Jurica Jonke


Step 1

When you’re ready, rest your eyes on an object or a place in the room. In the course of the process, you will immediately express your current perceptions to yourself. The experts call this also to pace what means to mirror or testify. Of course, feel free to use the blog images.

Put simply, you say to yourself what you are perceiving. Here you start with:

5 statements about what you see, then

5 statements about what you hear,

and then 5 statements about things that you feel.

 

Here’s an example:

“I see the picture there on the wall, I see the wardrobe, I see the patterns on the wallpaper, I see the window out of the corner of my eye and I see my hands resting on my thighs.”

“I hear the sound of the lawnmower outside, I hear voices of children, I hear the music in the background, I hear the clink of the heater, and I hear my own voice, which speaks this to me inwardly.”

Or: the own breath, the beating of the heart, the rustle of clothes when I move, etc.

“I feel my feet on the floor; I feel the contact my body has with the pad, I feel the weight of my hands on my thighs, I feel the gentle movements that my breath creates in the chest and in my stomach, and I feel that the breath blows through the nostrils like a light, pleasant breeze.”

Or: Where the clothing touches the body, other places that are free of clothing, the beating of the heart, the coolness or warmth of the hands or other body parts. After each sequence of 5 statements, you can attach a suggestion to help you relax.

For example:

“… and I allow myself to go deeper and deeper inside,”

“… and I allow myself to relax more and more,”

“… and I start to sink lower and lower,”

“… and I enjoy it more and more to sink deeply and let go,”

“… and I enjoy it more and more,”

“… and I let more and more going on” and so on.

Easy, isn’t it?

Just let your eyes close as soon as they become heavy and tired and you feel the need to close them. Then replace the outer visual perceptions with inner things that you see with your eyes closed: pictures, scenes, colors, patterns, darkness or brightness.

 

“Surrogates” 50×35 cm; Painter: Jurica Jonke

 

And if it should be less than 5 in an individual case, you simply repeat the same experience again and again!

“I see this darkness in front of my closed eyes; I see this darkness in front of my eyes, I see this darkness in front of my eyes.”

However, you will probably never have complete darkness in front of your eyes, as long as you sit in a lighted room because then you can still see the light through the closed eyelids, and then you can name that as well!

Just give it a try!

Step 2

In a next round of mirroring, you go through the three sensory channels again one after the other (see, hear and feel), but this time you name only 4 things that you currently perceive. After each sense, you add again a pleasant suggestion that supports you.

You do the same thing 3 times, then 2 times and then every sense only 1 more time.

Then you should be pleasantly relaxed and in a pleasant trance. Stay in this state for a while and let the inner things happen. If you drift off in the reflection of your individual senses in between and lose the thread — great!

Then you are already in a pleasant trance and do not need to do anything, go back to your dreams, fall asleep or start with planned hypnotic work. That’s the easiest way to learn self-hypnosis!

Step 3

Here is another way you can do self-hypnosis to help you achieve your goals:

After you’ve defined the topic, your goal, for example,
to do well in a job interview,
to do your best,
you just pretend to your subconscious mind that the trance asks you to examine all the experiences of your past and bring them to where you have done, in one way or another, this task or tasks that were similar in some way very well!

And your subconscious mind can activate and integrate into your life what was most important in these situations, for future endeavors and situations.

For example:

“I ask you, subconscious mind, in the coming trance, to search for experiences in my life where I have been able to do XY very well or experiences that will help me perform XY optimally in the future.”

Take the most important of these experiences and investigate.

Explain in detail what it has done so well and what can best support you in the future, then put all the important learning experiences into your life. ”

This work can then be done entirely on an unconscious level, without you aware of it. But it may also be that your subconscious consciously allows you to participate fully or partially in it.

This means that you more or less consciously remember optimal and helpful situations. It does not always have to experience that, make it obvious that they support the desired situation – the subconscious has its own wisdom!

 

“Bathers” 30×20 cm; Painter: Jurica Jonke

Step 4

And how do I get back from the trance?

Quite simply: Before your trance, give your subconscious the task of getting you back to your day’s consciousness exactly 15, 20, 30 or for how many minutes.

You can still add the suggestion:

“Then I will open my eyes, wide awake, very content, cheerful, fresh and rested and feel very well.”

With a little practice that works wonderfully! If you do not really trust your subconscious yet, then you can set yourself a timer that will wake you up again — but that’s a lot more uncomfortable, isn’t it?

Do you have any questions?

Here are some answers to common questions:

What if I fall asleep during the trance?
Wonderful! As Tad James likes to say: pray for it! If that is not the case, for example, because you still have an appointment, then just imagine a timer that wakes you up at the right time.

With a little practice, you/your subconscious can also train very well to bring you back from the trance and into the waking state after the desired time.

Give him clear instruction at the beginning of the trance.

For example:

“In twenty minutes I will be bright again, and I will feel refreshed and rested, completely ready for the rest of the day.”

I just can not stop my thoughts.
A thousand thoughts go through my head, and all sorts of things from the outside world distract me. What can I do?

First of all: to have thoughts and to be distracted is completely natural! You stop thinking only when you are dead.

So, first of all, accept your thoughts and just keep coming back to your practice. You realize, you are distracted and return to the practice by starting somewhere in one of the last steps. Do it again and again.

If my thoughts and distractions are getting worse and worse. 

“Homage Picasso” 50×35 cm; Painter: Jurica Jonke

Maybe you know this from falling asleep: the more you try to fall asleep with the will, the less it works! In addition, you can support yourself by using the distractions for the trance while you are integrating and interweaving them into your trance​.

This can, for example, look like the following:

“… I feel my hands; I feel my breath. … Oh, I forgot to call Mike, but that just shows how necessary I have the relaxation. I’ll think about it right after the trance and now I’ll go back and feel my breath.

That noise is terrible out there.

Others might get upset about it, but I’ll just keep practicing. Do not let it stop you from practicing because you are distracted.

It’s just the same as with other things: It’s always going to make you feel lighter and better the more you practice. And with more practice, you will dive faster and deeper into a pleasant and creative trance!

I hope you enjoyed the process and gained many benefits from it.

I would love to read your comment about how the process worked out for you, and the experience you made. So, please take a couple of minutes and give me feedback! If you have any questions, please, send them also! I would love to support you on your way!

Please, join me in the next part of the blog where you can add and experience hypnotic suggestions of health and well-being in your self-hypnosis. Continue to read here.

Until then all the best for you!

Aloha, Jenna

Live up to you!

 

The beautiful images are included with the permission of their painter Jurica Jonke. Thank you, Jonke!

 

 

 

4 thoughts on “Self Hypnosis – Magic Mental Training You Can Do too!

  1. Now that was some awesome stuff. I am practicing t Pika Pika every day and still having the concentration problems. Do you think adding this daily would help?

    I almost felt like you were writing this to me when you wrote “I just can not stop my thoughts.
    A thousand thoughts go through my head, and all sorts of things from the outside world distract me. What can I do?”

    The repeating and practice I think might help. I do know that to get good at anything you need to practice lol. Training! I have held several positions in life where my decisions were life and death and practice practice train and the do it again. I was a fireman for many years, first as a volunteer as soon as I was old enough then when I was about 28 I did a couple years as a paid fireman. The training was always harder than real life. Once we had something down we were a well oiled unit!

    And reaffirming that I need the exercise! I think that method might help with Pika Pika also. What do you think there?

    I need the balancing. I use the Sacred Plant for medication rather than pharmaceuticals and I feel better now that I did 15 yrs ago when Big Pharma was medicating me lol. The homeostasis that I have achieved physically amazes me and I attribute it to High CBD intake. I go with the Full Spectrum Extract but bump everything with the concentrates. Getting the cbd up to 1 to 1 with the thc is the trick then you cut down on the psychotropic effects also. So if I can balance my inner self I will come closer to being one with myself and patient with the rest of the world!

    I am thinking about trying Yoga or Tai Chi, I have back troubles so I am going to the YMCA to talk with one of the guys there. What do you think about that?

    onward n upward

    • Aloha Dennis!

      Thank you so much for letting me know! It is awesome you are practicing every day!!!

      What changes have you noticed since you are doing the Pika Pika Breathing?
      Please, pay attention to what is better since then and reward yourself for it. The reward can be a beautiful smile. If you like, you could even take notes every day. It really helps to see more 🙂
      Adding Hypnosis could be beneficial.

      Yes, Hypnosis is awesome stuff. Self Hypnosis is a powerful tool in your own hand! Always accessible!
      Using the technique, I described in the article, you generate a Yes-set. This calms down your mind. Your conscious mind becomes bored of confirming what you sense – of course, you see, hear and feel all those things – and shuts down, goes to sleep. The gate to your inner opens and you can make changes.
      I will soon post a deeper analysis of how Hypnosis works and with whom you are communicating during a Hypnosis or Self Hypnosis session. So-called Subconscious or Unconscious Mind are only scientific modells. However, Hypnosis works!!!
      You can try the trance-inducing method from the blog first off and see, what kind of results you get out. We also could try another inducing method meant for Thinkers 🙂

      So impressive that you have chosen Fireman’s profession! Thank you for taking risks to help others!!
      Your analogy is beautiful!! Yes, it is about practice! Being aware and being conscious! Watch and improve. Watch and improve.
      Do you desire to have your Brain and your Mind as a “well oiled unit”? Tell them what to do and then practice, practice, practice.
      I think you could use Self Hypnosis as a complementary method. Well-done Hypnosis session will provide you with instant changes. However, you need to learn the induction method first.

      Yes!! The Sacred Plant is given to us, and a very powerful help! So happy you found it! In combining the RSO Oil and Hypnosis are some limitations. Hypnosis states and the so-called “Marijuana” must not be combined, say the creators of Hypnosis.
      But we know that Marijuana is a made up term and the anti-drug policies from the 1970s have followed up certain lobbies and certain reasons. It was never necessary to remove that AWESOME medicine from our pharmacies – how it was before the Anti_Marijuana campaign.
      I only want to let you know there are some restrictions in using both healing methods set due to false information/knowledge.
      I suggest using what helps, and know both Hypnosis and Cannabis/Hemp are GREAT HELPERS!

      I never got into Tai Chi but could recommend Yoga! However, not the performance Yoga you will find in most places. The Yoga-teacher will ask you to respect your limitaions and maybe, he will give you some extra posture for your back.
      I would recommend a meditative Yoga type where you go with your breath and feel in your movements. Where you will sharpen your awareness and consciousness of your body. This would include your brain and mind!
      I will check out if I find something online what would serve you as an orientation.
      Until then be well!
      Send you love and light!
      Aloha, Jenna

  2. I love your awesome advice!

    Yes i want my Brain and Mind to be a well oiled unit for sure.

    The self hypnosis a yes set are helping me tremendously. Right at the moment in time I am experiencing some more stress than usual and I am older now and my triggers are tighter if you know what I mean. Moving away from a stressful situation and using that method real quick kind of helps me clear of the anxiety which sometimes triggers defense mechanisms of mine which sometimes are good and needed but others the wrong reaction.

    I have always reacted well under stress in life threatening situations like being a firefighter emt or Captain of an offshore diving boat or just being a scuba instructor. It seems it’s the little stuff is what I have trouble with LOL.

    I agree about a lot of the misinformation out there about Cannabis and really do hope that we can make a difference in getting people back to using natural substances and holistic methods to heal.

    I really have always felt that I have control of my body and mind. (to a point lol).
    I have never been in a hospital overnight and don’t plan to be!
    When my mother would brag about it to her friends when she was getting on she told them that is because she let us swim in the Hudson River in New York in the 50’s and 60’s when it was still polluted and my brother and I were inoculated LOL I would chime in I met the Sacred Plant the Summer of Love 1967 and been friends ever since! I believe it supports homeostasis!

    Keep the info coming and I will keep practicing!

    onward n upward
    captdennsi

    • Can you imagine Dennis, how much I love to hear that!?!
      Wonderful!
      Stress is the main trigger for us to get sick. When you are stressed, you are more exposed to diseases, injuries, pains, bad feelings, negative thinking, fears, bad decisions, etc.
      To react well under stress is a gift!
      Under stress – especially if the stress level is very high – most people tend to perform worse, and even if they improved their cognition and emotional patterns, they tend to retard and jump into the old patterns the brain used for longer time. Under stress, the body does not heal, and the digestion is not optimal.
      The big pharma wants us to be stressed and sick, so we spend money for prescription drugs.
      I’m happy about your results and impressed, how fast you learned to get in a trance and use Self Hypnosis!! Awesome job!
      Yes, so important to provide good, honest and profound information about CBD and Cannabis so people can make the right decisions, become better themselves and make our world a better place.
      I still believe we both Dennis, can face that time!
      Keep practicing and getting better!!!

      All the best to you!!
      Aloha, Jenna

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *