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A hypnotherapist does not possess unusual or mystic powers.
A person in a hypnotic trance may not be easily awakened and may remain in that state for a long time.
Being hypnotised means lapsing into a state of unconsciousness.
The ability to be hypnotised successfully lies within oneself and the hypnotherapist’s technique.
In a hypnotic trance the individual is liable to do anything, be it good or bad, they will obey automatically, irrespective of their belief system.
A client has to be in a very deep hypnotic trance to benefit from a hypnotherapy treatment.
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