I have been researching if hypnosis can totally unlock your mind, and also have been working into the field of Time Dilation Hypnosis. For example a hypnotized woman counted close to 900 objects in only 3 seconds - that is an amazing feat.

Anyways here are the hypnosis files if anyone wants to try them and see if they work for themselves, let me know if you gain a benefit from them.

http://www.onestepcoach.com/hypnosis1-25.html

Researching hypnosis? In what way? How long have you been doing this research. Hypnosis, used wisely, can save lives.

I say this from personal experience. In 1964, I used it to help save the life of my daughter. When she was 7, specialists at Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto admitted: We can do nothing more for her. One more bout of pneumonia--she had had 5 bout that winter--could kill her.

Born in 1956, she is now very much alive and, at 53, a great artist.

Take 10 minutes to relax and look at this video of a LIVING WORK OF ART, which Catherine Jean KIng, the daughter of Jean Turner and me created. You will also meet her husband, artist Wayne Adams.

The work began in 1993? I did their wedding--quite a story what happened that day. Now, relax and enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tIkzvloehc

Thats really awesome, I am looking forward to studying the linkage between human potential and hypnosis (rapid learning, improved cognition, improved memory etc etc etc etc) that is my interest - as a tool for improved mental capability.

More information on my use of hypnosis:

http://brainmeta.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=7873&hl=

RECENTLY I WAS LED--and I credit what I call the pneuma factor--TO FIND THE FOLLOWING SITE DEDICATED TO SPREADING INFORMATION ABOUT HYPNOSIS--Very controversial, but, generally speaking, useful.

http://www.hypnothoughts.com/profile/RevLindsayGKing

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Search on cbc.ca/thecurrent past episodes YOU BRAIN ON POLITICS May 5.
and you will find:

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</h4><h1 style="font-size: 24px; padding: 0px; margin: 5px 0px 0px; color: rgb(85, 85, 85);">Your Brain on Politics</h1>The CBC's Neil Morrison brings us a story called Your Brain on Politics. We like to think we make voting decisions based on logical, rational reasoning. But new research suggests that our subconscious reactions to the faces of candidates may play a substantial role in shaping how we vote.

Here is a link to Alex Todorov's work on this subject:http://webscript.princeton.edu/~tlab/demonstrations/

Here is a link to Professor Antonakis research: http://www.hec.unil.ch/jantonakis/

Psychology is now doing the kind of research suggested by pneumatologists, like me, long ago.

Recent research has come up with evidence of phenomena that: The human brain is more than just a mechanism for logical, rational reasoning. It seems that we are pneumatoligical (spiritual) beings who happen to have minds (psyches) and somas (bodies).

Dr. Carl Jung, MD became well known as psychiatrist and colleague of his older mentor, Sigmund Freud.

Sigmund Freud ( a materialist and atheist) expected Jung to succeed him as the leader of the school of psychoanalysis. But in the process of treating patients he, the son of a Swiss minister, became a mystic and spoke of the human ability to "know God" without having to have physical evidence.

Perhaps this new evidence mentioned above will now prompt us to take mysticism seriously.

BTW, here is the famous BBC-TV interview in which Jung was asked if he believed in God. Listen to his response:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ25Ai__FYU

IMO, much of life is determined by what we believe to be true, or false, and the choices we make based on this. Einstein was fond of saying: Imagination is more important than knowledge.

THE POWER OF THE IMAGINATION
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WITH A NOD OF RESPECT TO RENE DESCARTES--
Who first said, "I think, therefore, I am..." I wrote:


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I am, therefore, I can imagine;

I can imagine and can think of anything I choose.

I can choose I will be sad,

Or be very, very glad;

Or raving mad and deep down in the blues.

What it will be is up to me,

We do not need to wait and see.

It's win/win now,

When we know how.

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Just out of curiosity. What part of the brain is active during hypnotic states? For that matter, what part of the brain is active during prayer and meditation?