Professor of psychology Charles Tart spent much
laboratory time investigating hypnosis. He reports an
experiment measuring hypnotic depth with a man
whom he identifies as William. He recorded the experiences
of William, an intelligent, well-adjusted twentyyear-old
college student.1
After hypnotizing William a
few times to explore hypnotic depth, he asked William
to indicate the various depths while under hypnosis.
Hypnosis has been used as a method of mental, emotional, behavioral, and physical healing for hundreds and even thousands of years.1 Witchdoctors, Sufi practitioners, shamans, Hindus, Buddhists, and yogis have practiced hypnosis, and now medical doctors, dentists, psychotherapists, and others have joined them. From witchdoctors to medical doctors and from past to present, the rituals and results have been reproduced, revised, and repeated.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2015
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