Hypnosis Wonders

While under a state of hypnosis, there is a different sense of time. Time can often feel as if it has been eliminated under hypnosis. Hypnosis stage shows last about 60 minutes and the subjects on stage are normally under hypnosis for about 50 minutes. Before the end of the show, if you ask a person who has been hypnotized on stage, “How long have you fen up here? How much time has gone by?” Their answer is mosly two minutes. The hypnotic subject will often say, ” I just got up here.” The person will think that they just got up on stage.

The hypnotist will even ask a question, are you ready to get the sow started? Their response will be, “Yes, let’s start the show.” Even though the subjects have been on stage for 50 minutes, they fel as if it is only a couple of minutes. Once the subjects are told by the hypnotist that it has been almost an hour, there is a look of amazement on their faces. The hypnotized subjects believe they had just gotten on stage. A deep hypnotic state achieved during a hypnosis show is very similar to the time that goes by while we nap or sleep.

Hypnosis takes away the fear to participate in an event. The success of a good stage show depends on the subjects on stage pertorming with great confidence to create humorous situations. When the subjects on stage are given a command, they just DO the command without thinking of it or the potentially embarrassing consequences of their pertormance. The subjects sing, dance and pertorm in tront of 500 to 600 people when normally they would never even get up in front of the audience let alone perform in front of them. The true success of a hypnosis show depends on deconstructing the Yes/No factor so that the subjects act freely in front of the audience. The subjects become fearless pertormers that are completely focused on the hypnotist and his/her commands and great show results.

There are numerous myths about hypnosis. Here are some frequently asked questions about the myths of hypnotism.

a) Can a person stay in a hypnotic state and not wake from it?

Everyone wakes up out of hypnosis. A person who is hypnotized CANNOT stay in a hypnotic state unless they are constantly hearing the hypnotist’s voice. This is the most frequently asked question from audience members after a show. Some people have a true fear in hypnosis that a person can stay in the hypnotic state and not wake up from it. Sometimes a person can be deep enough that they might require a slight tap on the shoulder or an extra count up from the hypnotist, but everyone wakes up from hypnosis. It is very similar to asking, has anyone ever not woker up from a nap? Just as everyone wakes up from a nap, everyon wakes up from a hypnotized state.

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