A nice picture
Chronic
pain, smoking cessation, eating
disorders, phobias, insomnia, or
palliative care... Traditional medicine
is becoming more and more popular in
industrial countries. Up to 80% of the
population in the South uses it as part
of primary health care..
So before we eat our heads: Take a breath and slow down...inhale and exhale:
listen here to a short meditation:
Thomas Zetzmann: Psychology assumes that there are two worlds. On the one hand, there is the concrete world, let's call it the immediate world. On the other hand, there is the mental world, I'll just call it mental. Dreams, fears, imprints, influences. To create the connection between these two worlds, that is probably the basic idea.
"And strictly speaking, hypnos doesn't
just mean "sleep", it also means rest.
Hypnos is the god of rest and sleep and
he is the father of Morpheus, the god of
dreams. Both gods are very benevolent to
man and the connecting element between
hypnosis and sleep is that the mind is
lost in what it is normally occupied
with.
The big difference
between the two is that sleep is the
pause necessary to connect the neural
abilities acquired during the day.
However, if these neuronal highways have
been wrongly developed through traumatic
events, through bullying etc., hypnosis
can bring this back into the right
balance with the help of the
subconscious."