Comments for Hypnosis Downloads.com Podcast & Blog http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com The psychology behind the hypnosis at Hypnosis Downloads.com Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:52:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.10 Comment on How to be more attractive to women –it’s not all down to looks! by Russell Fortner http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/how-to-be-more-attractive-to-women-%e2%80%93it%e2%80%99s-not-all-down-to-looks/#comment-1827 Fri, 27 Jun 2008 14:02:49 +0000 http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/how-to-be-more-attractive-to-women-%e2%80%93it%e2%80%99s-not-all-down-to-looks/#comment-1827 Thank you so much for the advice shown on this page. Just by reading the paragraphs above, I gained a whole lot more confidence in myself. Most women find me very attractive in the looks department but I was lacking self confidence because I sometimes don't know how to take a compliment but the way I see it now... if a women already finds me very attractive then that just gives me confidence to move on in on her and talk to her with high confidence. Thanks! Russell Fortner Thank you so much for the advice shown on this page. Just by reading the paragraphs above, I gained a whole lot more confidence in myself. Most women find me very attractive in the looks department but I was lacking self confidence because I sometimes don’t know how to take a compliment but the way I see it now… if a women already finds me very attractive then that just gives me confidence to move on in on her and talk to her with high confidence. Thanks!

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]]> Comment on Mind your language – I’m trying to relax into my Yoga Nidra… by Ameet http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/mind-your-language-%e2%80%93-i%e2%80%99m-trying-to-relax-into-my-yoga-nidra/#comment-1768 Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:19:37 +0000 http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/mind-your-language-%e2%80%93-i%e2%80%99m-trying-to-relax-into-my-yoga-nidra/#comment-1768 Hi Mark, I'm glad your writing about the language of Yoga nidra. I would very much like to respond to some of your thoughts about Yoga Nidra and Language. Actually I agree with much of what you are saying about the use of positive language, and you even site a few examples. The point I wanted to raise is that Yoga Nidra is not just a relaxation practice. It is real tool for sponataneous self development. And actually when a teacher directs you to areas of tiredness and tension, stress and worry it is too help get in touch with those aspects of your experiance, so that as you notice them you can witness them and spontaneuosly let get in touch with that tension etc. YN is to help develop the witness quality, to become aware of , and to let go of difficult experiances aswell as develop nice ones. it's worth remembereing in Tantric Philosophy (YN is a Tantric Practice) There is no good or bad. I wanted to ask if you were a Yoga teacher aswell as a psychologist/ Hynoptherapist as My understanding of Yoga Nidra is a specific skill to be understood and taught from a Yogic perspective. Thanks for bringing up the discusion Ameet Hi Mark,

I’m glad your writing about the language of Yoga nidra. I would very much like to respond to some of your thoughts about Yoga Nidra and Language.

Actually I agree with much of what you are saying about the use of positive language, and you even site a few examples.

The point I wanted to raise is that Yoga Nidra is not just a relaxation practice. It is real tool for sponataneous self development. And actually when a teacher directs you to areas of tiredness and tension, stress and worry it is too help get in touch with those aspects of your experiance, so that as you notice them you can witness them and spontaneuosly let get in touch with that tension etc.

YN is to help develop the witness quality, to become aware of , and to let go of difficult experiances
aswell as develop nice ones. it’s worth remembereing in Tantric Philosophy (YN is a Tantric Practice) There is no good or bad.

I wanted to ask if you were a Yoga teacher aswell as a psychologist/ Hynoptherapist as My understanding of Yoga Nidra is a specific skill to be understood and taught from a Yogic perspective.

Thanks for bringing up the discusion

Ameet

]]> Comment on Stop saying sorry! Ah, sorry – stop apologising! by KJ5 http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/stop-saying-sorry-ah-sorry-%e2%80%93-stop-apologising/#comment-1690 Sat, 17 May 2008 04:51:25 +0000 http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/stop-saying-sorry-ah-sorry-%e2%80%93-stop-apologising/#comment-1690 I think a lot of understanding the 'sorry' formula is understanding and tolerating cross-cultural norms. For example, in Australia, we apologise for just about everything, even when its something that is clearly not our fault. Its not so much an apology as far as owning blame or insinuating that it wont happen again, but saying 'sorry' is just one of our social forms of politeness. Our cultural values are based on privacy and self-autonomy, so by doing an action which affects someone elses privacy or actions, we feel the need to say sorry. Eg 'sorry to bother you but' or 'Im not sure but I think you might have forgotten to give me my change, sorry'. Its actually just a form of recognising someone elses right to privacy and self-autonomy. Its not due to low self esteem or degradation. In Japan, saying sorry implies ownership of blame, and again, different cultural values shepherd the way in which the term 'sorry' is utilised without it being a negative act. Sorry for posting such a lengthy response!:P I think a lot of understanding the ’sorry’ formula is understanding and tolerating cross-cultural norms. For example, in Australia, we apologise for just about everything, even when its something that is clearly not our fault. Its not so much an apology as far as owning blame or insinuating that it wont happen again, but saying ’sorry’ is just one of our social forms of politeness. Our cultural values are based on privacy and self-autonomy, so by doing an action which affects someone elses privacy or actions, we feel the need to say sorry. Eg ’sorry to bother you but’ or ‘Im not sure but I think you might have forgotten to give me my change, sorry’. Its actually just a form of recognising someone elses right to privacy and self-autonomy. Its not due to low self esteem or degradation. In Japan, saying sorry implies ownership of blame, and again, different cultural values shepherd the way in which the term ’sorry’ is utilised without it being a negative act. Sorry for posting such a lengthy response!:P

]]> Comment on Hypnotic stress relief for multiple sclerosis by Mark Tyrrell http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/hypnotic-stress-relief-for-multiple-sclerosis/#comment-1627 Fri, 09 May 2008 10:00:46 +0000 http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/hypnotic-stress-relief-for-multiple-sclerosis/#comment-1627 Thank you and let me know how you get on with the Multiple Sclerosis hypnosis session :) All the best Mark Thank you and let me know how you get on with the Multiple Sclerosis hypnosis session :)

All the best

Mark

]]> Comment on Hypnotic stress relief for multiple sclerosis by Czes Kulvis http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/hypnotic-stress-relief-for-multiple-sclerosis/#comment-1626 Fri, 09 May 2008 06:28:49 +0000 http://blog.hypnosisdownloads.com/hypnotic-stress-relief-for-multiple-sclerosis/#comment-1626 Hi Mark, I appreciate any natural means that help chronic diseases (Multiple Sclerosis too) sufferers to make their everyday living easier and nicer. Being MS-er for over 10 years I am thinking about something of this kind and even apply it. Thank you for good job Hi Mark,

I appreciate any natural means that help chronic diseases (Multiple Sclerosis too) sufferers to make their everyday living easier and nicer.

Being MS-er for over 10 years I am thinking about something of this kind and even apply it.

Thank you for good job

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