Hypnosis is becoming an increasingly accepted form of treatment. This is due, in large part, to how accessible the Internet has been to the average person. Now anyone can search for hypnosis MP3s and videos and receive a wide range of results. Even better is that this content is usually very cheap or sometimes even free.
Despite all the resources available now, there is still an air of mystery about hypnosis. For some people this makes hypnosis even more appealing, but for others it can turn them off. One of the images most associated with hypnosis is the hypnotic spiral. Many do not understand how the spiral works, only they do. To first explain how the hypnosis spiral works, it is important to understand how hypnosis itself works.
The hypnotic process is actually quite simple. The first thing to do is quiet the conscious mind. This keeps away all those annoying thoughts that may go through your mind. Once this has been achieved, you can implant certain hypnotic suggestions. Because the conscious mind has quieted down, this allows the suggestions to be taken into my subconscious. This is important because the subconscious houses all of your ingrained habits and instincts. This means that hypnosis can help a person beat an addiction, lose weight, become more confident, and many other things.
With that now understood, let’s see how the hypnosis spiral works. The typical spiral is black and white, and you can find many examples of this on free video sites like YouTube. During a regular hypnosis session, a hypnotherapist quiets the conscious mind, however, the hypnosis coil does this automatically. When a person focuses on the center of the spiral, they become ecstatic, the conscious mind becomes quiet, and the subconscious mind opens up to hypnotic suggestions.
Few hypnotherapists use the spiral of hypnosis anymore, but instead use a more verbal induction. However, you can see many hypnosis coil videos on YouTube where the coil is used to help people feel happy, lose weight, and even hypnotic tricks like getting high. You can also find many free spiral videos and moving images (gifs) on the Internet with a simple search. These can be used to build your own self-hypnosis session.
Hypnosis coils are not for everyone, but for many people they work very well. Try wearing one today and experience them for yourself.