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Greetings !!
Responding to my email about the February 2012 hypnosis
seminar I got a call from an enthusiastic student
named Andrew asked me how this hypnosis training
is different from others.
Great question!!
A lot of hypnosis training have similarities, they
all teach how to induce hypnosis and do change work.
How they differ is their model of hypnosis.
Let me explain.
Some hypnotists believe that hypnosis can only be
effective over time or over multiple session. They
may also believe that it only works if someone
is relaxed. They may also think that permissive
hypnosis (i.e. Ericsonian) is better than a direct
version like you see in stage hypnosis.
That is their model of hypnosis.
The hypnosis model you follow will limit you or
liberate you and not many people make that
distinction.
The best way to describe the hypnosis model you'll
learn from this training is condensed into four words.
"Direct, Fast, Powerful and Permanent"
Direct - There is NOTHING sneaky about this hypnosis
process. You are the hypnotist and people come to you
to be hypnotized. That mean no learning funky and
strange language patterns or so-called "covert
hypnosis".
Fast - I regularly change peoples smoking habits
in less than 15 minutes. A session seldom will last
more than 45 minutes.
Powerful - The people you hypnotize will KNOW that
something has happened. You won't have to convince
them of anything when it's over and they get the
change you gave them.
Permanent - Yep. They are changed for good, if
that is what they ask you for.
That's what make this seminar different.
All the rest of the information is on the web site
http://TheHypnosisSeminar.com
I've put my personal VIP number on the web site
if you have any other questions.
Hope to see you there.
Sincerely,
Dantalion
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