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How we change what others think, feel, believe and do
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How we change what others think, feel, believe and do |
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Sensory thought
Techniques > Hypnotism > Principles > Sensory thought Principle | Practice | Discussion | See also
PrincipleThinking about events triggers the senses. When I think about memories, I see, hear and feel what happened. PracticeThis is often used in regression, going back to explore events, both good and bad. As the person experiences them, they may describe how they feel to the hypnotist, who may then help them change or utilize those feelings. It is also useful for future thinking. Getting people to imagine feeling good can be enough to actually make them feel good. DiscussionThis is a classic example of the close connection between mind and body, as well as the structures of memory and experiences. It also illustrates well the power of imagination, where to imagine is to experience. Imagined senses are a bit different to remembered senses, as memories tend to be more stable (though they can also be changed!). Imagined experiences tend not to be as rich as with memories, although with guidance they can be far richer. For example it is not difficult to imagine seeing sounds and listening to the hues of the rainbow. See also |
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