Are Stage Hypnosis Acts Real?

It’s fairly safe to say that over the course of the past few decades, the art of hypnosis has been used for some pretty ridiculous things. From being performed as a party trick on friends and family, right through to stage shows and more – what used to be a state of spirituality is now widely regarded as a source of entertainment.

Although the majority of our clients rely on our hypnosis services in Houston for help with their addictions, habits, and common concerns – there are times when we find ourselves having to reinforce the authenticity of what we offer. The first thing that you need to know is that hypnosis isn’t magic, nor is it a way to force someone to strip off and dance around naked.

It’s an advanced, psychological technique that can provide access to a trained hypnotist in a way that can allow them to improve a person’s emotional well-being in general.

So, are on-stage acts real?

Sure, in some cases people prancing around like ponies and even talking in other languages can stem from some semblance of reality – but these shows are often put on for entertainment purposes and bare minimal, if any, resemblance to actual hypnosis. Being hypnotized isn’t something that can instantly result in a person becoming a victim of mind-control – it’s simply a state of relaxation not too dissimilar to meditation that can make an individual more prone to receive information.

And it’s in this state that our experts such as TC LeNormand specialize in. By tapping into a part of the human psyche that is otherwise locked up and inaccessible, it can become possible to provide information, guidance and support when it’s needed. What this means is that when performed properly, hypnosis can be a very effective way of encouraging the subconscious to change the way in which it operates – which is why it’s so effective when addressing cigarette habits, or food addictions.

Does that mean that stage acts are fake?

Well in a word, no. Some fully trained hypnotist do turn their talents to entertainment – and as they understand the techniques associated with hypnosis, they can certainly make an audience member feel as if they have been hypnotized. But the actions that follow are often widely exaggerated. What can be said however, is that when used properly, it can become a possibility to modify the way in which a person’s subconscious receives and reacts to information.

And by doing so it can be possible to train a person’s mind into no longer desiring cigarettes, or into reducing their food intake in order to lose weight. Hypnosis should never be considered a trick, in fact at the very least it’s a powerful tool capable of helping a person to overcome their troubles and afflictions, from a mental point of view.

Hypnosis can sometimes be mistaken as a type of party trick – but this couldn’t be further from the truth. Sure, on-stage acts can be entertaining, but are they real or do the performers exaggerate what they are doing for their audience? You’ll be pleased to hear that our Houston hypnosis sessions aren’t designed to entertain but to help, but if you’d like to learn a little more about the reality behind the techniques, why not take a look at our latest blog post?

 

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