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martin king Elite user 416 Posts |
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On 2008-06-15 16:46, fridoliina89 wrote: A very well known hypnotist (his first name begins with a G and his last name is Ronning), whose advice that I'm about to give you is (roughly)..."Learn (and put into practise) all you can from one master (training course/dvd/book) then move onto your next master; learning from various masters at the same time just dilutes what you're learning and can take you twice as long as it would if you were to learn from one just one master at a time" Hope this helps. |
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 21219 Posts |
Oh yea that is his advice. Keep in mind he publishes enough stuff to spend a TON of cash before you move on to the next "teacher". LOL.
Danny Doyle
<BR>Semper Occultus <BR>In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act....George Orwell |
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Nongard1 Special user 664 Posts |
I say get as many teachers as you can, in fact I will sell you Ronnings (and Anothony's) book!
Dr. Richard Nongard, Professional Hypnosis Training
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 21219 Posts |
Tough to learn from too many sources.
What I mean is it is tough to have TOO MUCH information, not that it is tough to learn that way.
Danny Doyle
<BR>Semper Occultus <BR>In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act....George Orwell |
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briandavidphillips Regular user 121 Posts |
Ditto on the "I learned hypnosis first from a book" . . . I read anything and everything I could beginning when I was in the fifth grade back when dinosaurs walked the Earth. By the time I was in junior high I had read every single book on hypnosis available in my school and hometown libraries (it was a small town). I didn't take a formal course in hypnosis until I was in graduate school and it turns out that course was incredibly lacking in information and variety of technique (we learned progressive relaxation, muscle tension, and imagery-based desensitization - which were considered rather "cutting edge" for that program). I continue to read anything and everything I can and watch DVDs. I also have since taken on a few instructors. Now I'm less green and a whole lot more experienced . . . your best avenue is to take a live training with a competent instructor who provides demonstration, explanation, and guided practice. However, even when you have a quality instructor you have to continue your education by devouring anything and everything you can get your hands on AND you need to actually practice. Go out and do the various suggestibility effects with real live humans who don't know you from Adam. Every single experience is feedback.
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Laszlo Csizmadi Special user From Hell 868 Posts |
Learn from Attila. He is one of the best on the world because he learned from the best Mr. Gil Boyne. He is Canada's leading hypnotist. I just saw three of his dvds and I have his Stage Hypnosis Course book. I love all of them. Anything you buy from him is good investment and you can learn everything.
http://attilahypnotist.com/ Best, Las |
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