Watch this video, and let Mark Tyrrell teach you about self-confidence through hypnosis. Actually, I became interested in hypnosis after attending a workshop in Las Vegas, Nevada. That’s when things got interesting.
The workshop was on another topic, but Marshall Sylver was there as a guest speaker and entertainer. Although he is well-known now for his workshops that help to transform people’s lives, he started in Las Vegas as an entertainer in hypnosis.
During that particular presentation, Marshall asked for a volunteer, and being the very non-shy person that I am, I raised my hand. Before the presentation was over, Marshall had me (a rather conservative senior lady) eating fire like you see entertainers do in the circus. Mind you, I have no ambition to become a circus entertainer, and I never imagined myself doing such a thing. Did he hypnotize me to get me to “eat the fire”? I’m not really sure as I have always believed that I could not be hypnotized but . . . In retrospect, he also convinced me to purchase tickets to his next life-enriching lecture.
So can hypnosis help you to change your behaviors for the better? That is still up for debate but I’d love to send you more information on the topic if you are interested.
Just leave a comment in the box below and I’ll be sure you have the information you want (including a link to the above video).
To your health
Judy Kelly
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Interesting post. Proof is in the results, as they say.
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You’re right, David. When I get that vid up of me eating fire, I’ll let you know. That should be “some” proof anyway.
Hmmmm…. along with board-breaking and firewalking (arrows and chopsticks on throat etc.) I can see the benefits of powerful ‘convincers’ for the easily influenced.
Most of my private clients have been highly intelligent and not so easily swayed by tricks…..hence the success of therapeutic techniqes that really work, and can be verified by the most sceptical individual.
Enjoy!
Steve
I agree with you about NLP and maybe I’ll do a post on that and reference your site but I’d
also like to say that high intelligence and self-confidence are not always both present at the
same time. Even highly intelligent folks sometimes need more self confidence and I know
some of them.