Hypnosis

by William W. Hewitt

Here Hewitt provides a step-by-step guide to self-hypnosis and hypnosis. Achieve an "altered state of consciousness" and use it for self-improvement. The author discusses both the basics and professional usage of this art. Complete programs for solving problems.

Genres: Nonfiction

168 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1951

About the author

William W. Hewitt was a freelance writer, the author of eight books and several hypnosis audio tapes published by Llewellyn. He spent more than thirty years as a professional writer and editor in the computer, nuclear power and mining industries. He was a certified clinical hypnotheriapist and frequently lectured on hypnosis, mind power, self-improvement, metaphysics, and related subjects.

Reviews

[Bruce Marchetta · Rating 5 out of 5]

I viewed line after line of those who indicated they read or reading the book on this amazing subject: Hypnotism. Yet there are no comments because IF they read this book or other books on the subject matter it would have had a positive impact on there lives. I have read most of Hewitt books and others. At 12 years old I viewed a movie which led me to barrow my first library book on Hypnotism (by Esterbrook). In 1966 I was appointed the Vice president of the American Hypnotist Assoc., Chapter One, Charted by the State of N.Y. in Manhattan. I would suggested that people of all ages including Children should read or be read to and learn and practice the Power of positive thinking, the subconscious mind, self-hypnosis. And when that is Learned "All things become possible" when using the Sub-conscious minds Imagination via self hypnosis. Bruce Warren M. PCMA Hypnotherpaist.

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5

[Hanan Elsharif]

It was a trance like meditation. much needed.