Emotional agitation which naturally accompanies the expectation of being hypnotized for the first time should alone lead, as it seems, to unpleasant consequences and accidents. Fortunately for all concerned, this danger finds its antidote in the fact that hypnotic suggestion, properly controlled, is soothing. As J. B. Dynes says,2 "the hypnotic trance acts as a quieting influence." I have found, in my experience, nothing to contradict this observation.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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