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The Signs of Hypnosis
An person with Hypnosis can have a variety of phenomena. The following description lists the external signs that an person typically is hypnotized. Not all of them are encountered by every person in hypnosis, and if there are no signs one should not deny the influence of trance. Some of the symptoms of hypnosis are subtle, so an experienced hypnotherapist may identify them, whereas a hypnotic or observer can ignore them. Body
Body
The muscles relax and the subject functions more comfortably. A individual is not physically tense in hypnosis. In facial expression, muscle relaxation is always most evident. A person with hypnosis has a smooth irony on the face, often followed by a blank look in the eyes.
Relaxation. A individual is not frozen to undergo trance, but a hypnotic individual does not move without rest, including wringing or shaking foot, Or for instance. But people with tics or Twitches typically do not manifest them in hypnosis. When a person is in trance, he or she moves slowly and efficiently. Hypnosis is often indicated by body warmth.
Eyes
A individual who goes into the trance begins to slowly blink. The first step of the trance is the flooding of the eyelids. This is an unimitable sign of hypnosis. The eyes roll up sometimes, so you only see the whites of the eyes. Increased tearing (eye irrigation). The eyes also become reddened in hypnosis. While not seen externally, a trance person frequently experiences a fog or blurry vision. Hypnosis may also lead to a vision of the tunnel or even to changes in colors, sizes and shapes.
Be Alert!
A individual is less affected by external sounds when hypnosed. In the extreme, the subject may be consumed in such an inner way that it does not want to hear the hypnotherapist.
Pulse and Respiration
Pulses and breaths slow down, even though a person who enters a hypnosis often has a transient increase in pulse and breath due to the awareness that he has hypnosis.
Swallowing
In trance, the swallowing reflection slows or disappears. Naturally, the subject will normally swallow if attention is drawn to it.
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There is always a gap between the period that a suggestion is made and when the discussion is carried out in hypnosis.
Signs of Reorienting
It is a positive indication that the subject is leaving the trance if the legs and hands start to reach each other. Some signs of a person who turns to the body and wakes wet his lips, change his pose, open his eyes, blink, yaw and stretch.
A meditation and self-hypnosis checklist
Some of the traditional meditation and relaxation techniques resemble hypnostic signals. Below is a very simple checklist of things that you can do to facilitate meditation and trance.
Careful not to be cold.
Find a convenient spot.
Be calm. Be silent. Do it slowly and efficiently if you need to move.
Relax your body, your face in particular.
Look just below the eye level with your eyes open. Note your peripheral vision lack of information in things.
Gently roll up your eyes.
Closing your eye and relaxing if you can't keep your eyes open any more.