Practical Hypnotism General Instructions Theories Abd Practices

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1901 Edition.

1901 Compiled from the works of Braid, Charcot, Luys, Liebault, Wetterstrand, Bernheim, Moll, De Courmelles, etc., the Great Medical Authorities on the Subjects. General Instructions, Theories and Experiments. Highly illustrated.

In this book, renowned psychoanalyst William J. Ousby explains how hypnosis enables us to tap the creative energy of our unconscious mind. It makes the techniques - & the enormous benefits - of hypnosis & self-hypnosis available to everyone.

This antiquarian book contains a practical guide to hypnotism, being a complete treatise on what it is, what it can do, and how to do it. This vintage book would make for great addition to collections of allied literature, and constitutes a veritable must-have for those with a keen interest in the art and application of hypnotism. The chapters of this volume include: “Theories Regarding Hypnotism”, “The Braid Method of Hypnotism”, “Fascination Method of Hypnotism”, “The Suggestive Method of Hypnotism”, “Hypnotism in Diseases”, “Uses of Hypnotism”, “Illusions and Hallucinations”, “Auto Suggestion”, etcetera. Many antiquarian books such as this are increasingly hard to come by and expensive, and it is with this in mind that we are republishing this book now in an affordable, modern, high quality edition. It comes complete with a specially commissioned new introduction to hypnosis.

This book is a complete study of practical hypnotism. It seeks to explain the science of hypnotism in a simple, straightforward and unambiguous language. The book makes an integral study of the acclaimed ideas and theories of the East. The western thinkers have heavily drawn upon the valuable contemplations of the Indian seers of yore. Having achieved a fine blending of the two strains of scholarship, the book has become a very reliable guide for all types of readership.Dr Shrimali is a widely acknowledged author and his expertise in these fields is beyond any doubt. The readers can immensely benefit from his wide experiences and deep insights. This study is not just academic, but it is equally relevant to all interested sections. The book is enriched with rare discussion of the Indian sadhans and siddhis. In many ways, it brings out the metaphysical findings of ancient Indian seers, and mendicants with firm authority. The study motivates scholars, young and old, to delve deeper into this science for greater accomplishments in life.

Dr. William Wesley Cook's Practical Lessons in Hypnotism was originally published in 1901, but this scholarly study is as relevant as it ever was. In spite of the skeptics, hypnotism has long been a psychological science that has earned the respect of many in the medical profession (notably, Sigmund Freud) and hypnotherapy is widely used in many treatment programs. Here, Cook approaches the subject in a constructive way, covering the history and philosophy of the science, as well as practical techniques and considerations. Most compelling are the studies of hypnotism's many applications, such as in self-healing, anesthesia, behavioral therapy, and even persuasion in the field of business. Cook's work also includes intellectual discussions on tangential-and fascinating-subjects such as telepathy, clairvoyance, and magnetic healing. Comprehensive and erudite, it promises satisfaction for the curious as well as the studious.