TAKING THE FEAR OUT OUT OF THE HYPNOTIC TRANCE

Written by Christine Hunter Master Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist


Mentionrepparttar word “Hypnosis” to someone andrepparttar 114387 chances are you will get one of three very different reactions: intense curiosity, nervousness, or disdainful skepticism. Butrepparttar 114388 truth is hypnosis is widely used today not just in medicine but also by top sports performers, business experts, and those inrepparttar 114389 media to boost their performance and mental focus. Despite this, many members ofrepparttar 114390 public still view hypnosis with fear and suspicion especially whenrepparttar 114391 hypnotist talks about puttingrepparttar 114392 client into a “Hypnotic Trance” The first point to make is that, despiterepparttar 114393 origin of its name, hypnosis does not involve sleep. When a person is in a hypnotic trance,repparttar 114394 body may be in a very relaxed state, butrepparttar 114395 mind is alert and highly focused. It is also a very natural state. All of us experience a trancelike state many times in our daily lives. Those of us who drive cars are very familiar withrepparttar 114396 phenomenon of driving along a well known route and arriving at our destination-and then being aware that we can’t rememberrepparttar 114397 journey at all. It is as if we were on autopilot forrepparttar 114398 journey, and in a sense we were. We were in what we refer to as a kind of trance.

The same can occur when we are engrossed in a movie, reading a book, listening to music, or gazing intorepparttar 114399 eyes of someone we love. Time seems to stand still and we are oblivious ofrepparttar 114400 outside world, our attention completely focused on what we are doing at that moment. That to can be described as a trance. Many people also consider a trance to berepparttar 114401 state achieved in mediation or when we are daydreaming.

The key difference between those described above andrepparttar 114402 hypnotic trance is that during a hypnotic trance there is another person –repparttar 114403 hypnotist – who is guiding us intorepparttar 114404 state.

During a trance,repparttar 114405 aim ofrepparttar 114406 hypnotist is to talk directly torepparttar 114407 patient’s unconscious mind. The conscious mind can act as a barrier to this communication, and so it is either distracted or encouraged to be still. Oncerepparttar 114408 hypnotist has ensured thatrepparttar 114409 client is inrepparttar 114410 desired hypnotic trancerepparttar 114411 hypnotist then make suggestions torepparttar 114412 subject. These suggestions arerepparttar 114413 triggers that aim to change people’s habits, boost their confidence, or help them come to terms with their past. Such suggestions are made not to our conscious mind, but to our unconscious mind,repparttar 114414 part ofrepparttar 114415 mind that controls so much of our lives.

Finally...Affordable Prescription Medication without Insurance.

Written by Garin Clark


If you are like many Americans, you are without health insurance. Andrepparttar ranks ofrepparttar 114386 uninsured are growing. According torepparttar 114387 National Coalition on Health Care (NCHC),repparttar 114388 number of uninsured was a record breaking 45 million in 2003. The growing number of uninsured is in large part being driven by individuals abandoningrepparttar 114389 corporate life to pursue their dreams as entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Unfortunately, this trend comes at a time when more and more medications are available to help treatrepparttar 114390 serious (andrepparttar 114391 not so serious) illnesses that many of us face today. But as you probably already know, without health insurance coverage,repparttar 114392 prescription medications that you need are oftentimes too far out of reach; they are simply too expensive!

To make matters worse, most prescription medications cost far more inrepparttar 114393 United States than they do in other industrialized nations. These cost differences in conjunction withrepparttar 114394 fact that so many Americans do not have prescription medication coverage have spurred a national dialogue and heated debate. Despite these discussions,repparttar 114395 needed regulatory changes have not materialized. Thus,repparttar 114396 uninsured are left feeling that no affordable prescription coverage options exist.

Don’t Give Up Hope: There Are Options!

Fortunately, however, you are not without options. In fact, it is likely that you can affordrepparttar 114397 medications that you need. How, you ask, is this possible? Well, read on!

There are two primary ways you can afford or save money on your prescription medication. They include participating in one ofrepparttar 114398 many (National, State, and Pharmaceutical) assistance programs and/or purchasing your medication from pharmacies located outside ofrepparttar 114399 U.S.

Assistance Programs: Save From 25% to 100%!

Most persons are not aware that there are hundreds of programs available that provide either discounted or even free prescription medications to eligible US citizens. In fact, there are over thirty different national programs, virtually every state inrepparttar 114400 U.S. offers some sort of prescription medication assistance, and there are more than 250 different assistance programs offered byrepparttar 114401 many domestic and foreign pharmaceutical companies.

As you can probably guess, navigatingrepparttar 114402 many programs to findrepparttar 114403 one that best fits your needs can be difficult. Each program has different eligibility requirements, application requirements, etc. However,repparttar 114404 work required to take advantage ofrepparttar 114405 program that best fits your needs will likely pay off. If you are eligible for assistance through one these programs, you can expect to save from 25% to 100% onrepparttar 114406 cost of your prescription medication. Savings like that are hard to ignore. And luckily, there are powerful tools available to help you findrepparttar 114407 program that is best for you.

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