Don t Make Your Mind Movie An Academy Award Performance...

If you daydream, get lost in a good book or movie, become enraptured by a beautiful sunset or piece of music-or get wrapped up in a championship sports event, then you have become en-tranced and have entered into and shifted your brain s waves into a state of alpha known also as a trance state in Hypnosis. The difference is--is that Hypnosis (an all Hypnosis is self-hypnosis) is directed with a focus of intention towards a specific state of mind or a goal. Rather than being directed purely by an outside force, you are the director of your mind movie. So why not make your mind movie an Academy Award Performance Hopefully you have read the previous blog on what Hypnosis is and isn t so you can more fully understand the wonderful power of your subconscious mind and mindfully direct it towards the creation of your best and authentic life. So what is your intention? Do you want to Relax, Renew or Rejuvenate? Do you want to tap into your powerful and creative mind? 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