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aamwood

Loyal user
264 Posts
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Posted: Oct 17, 2004 11:51am
Now I am reading the Ormond McGill's New Encyclopedia of Stage Hypnosis. I am more interested in stage hypnosis now.
Where should I begin ? I have been looking for the DVDs that teach some training . My search ended up nothing recommended by this forum
Please , any recommendation is appreciated.
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joker 55

Special user
England.
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Posted: Oct 17, 2004 5:24pm
Hi there aamwood, I'm like you, got the stage hypnoses book by Ormand McGill. I don't know where to go to now, but I am going to Paul McKennas show soon, so hopefully I will learn something there,
j55
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suhbreal

New user
Pittsburgh, PA
87 Posts
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Posted: Oct 18, 2004 1:29am
I would highly suggest the 'hypnotic techniques' audio tapes by David Calof. It's a nicely rounded series that not only explains techniques but also covers the history of hypnosis. he's a good teacher and very entertaining to listen to, which can be a big help when you are getting started. its definitely not geared towards stage hypnosis but he covers a variety of topics and it would probably be a good base to start from.
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aamwood

Loyal user
264 Posts
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Posted: Oct 18, 2004 2:51am
Lucky you all. I am in Asia. I can't attend any class or seminar. Looks like I should buy the tapes as suggested by suhbreal.
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PaulEverson

Regular user
137 Posts
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Posted: Oct 18, 2004 3:56am
There's a book called, I think, "Fun with Hypnosis" - I'm not at home reading this so I can't check - but get it - it sounds cheesy, and looks cheesy but is probably the best one I've read.
When you get a bit more experienced get the "Patterns of the hypnotic technique of Milton Erickson" by Bandler for the really cool stuff ( once again the name may not be that exactly and I can't remember which spelling of Erickson iot is..)
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procyonrising

Special user
New York
699 Posts
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Posted: Oct 18, 2004 12:44pm
Fun with Hypnosis is by far the best beginner's book I've ever come across. I've recommended it several times, but few people get it. Their loss. (It's only $13).
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aamwood

Loyal user
264 Posts
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Posted: Oct 18, 2004 9:27pm
Thank you. I have purchased Fun with Hypnosis. Very cool indeed. But I never practice it, may be because I am not too confident because I never have any hypnosis training or class before.
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procyonrising

Special user
New York
699 Posts
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Posted: Oct 18, 2004 10:29pm
Don't worry, everyone's had this problem. And, somehow, we've all overcome it.
As a side note, I've actually solved this problem. It'll be published sometime in the future, but if someone can PM me with a compelling argument as to why I should post it here, I will certainly comply.
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