No. A person should not expect to go to sleep. Hypnosis is a hyper-state of awareness that feels very relaxing. The person is completely aware of everything that is occurring in the surrounding environment, as well as that which is happening in the inner mind. Most researchers in the field of hypnosis feel that hypnosis is a state of consciousness somewhere between being awake and being asleep.

Answer: No. One should not expect to go to sleep! Hypnosis is a hyper-state of awareness that feels very relaxing. One is completely aware of everything that is occurring in the surrounding environment as well as that which is happening in the inner mind. Hypnosis is a state of consciousness located somewhere between awake and asleep.

Hypnosis is a condition, which allows the subject to reach his subconscious, unconscious, or "inner mind" and influence it. Some feel that it provides an opening into a wider psychological or spiritual dimension, transcending the limits of the individual's unconscious.

Although hypnosis comes from the Greek word hypnos, for sleep, it is not sleep. It's an altered state of awareness, just like the kind we experience every day-when we begin to fall asleep, when we're daydreaming, or when we're absorbed in a good book, for example. Hypnosis is similar to those states.

No. When a person is hypnotized, they will not do anything that they would not normally do. You are aware all times, conscious and in control. You can be aware of everything that's being said and going on around you. You will not tell any secrets you would not normally disclose.

During hypnosis, one looks asleep but is not. One is relaxed, but mentally alert. The person retains at all times a level of awareness to the direct environment

No hypnotic sleep is very different to normal sleep. Many people describe it as feeling very relaxed while being aware of what is going with a sense of focus while other people say that it feels very similar to having a lovely day dream where you can think more clearly and easily think of solutions.

No! Therapeutic hypnosis does not take away your will power or your ability to control your mind. You will be able to hear, think and remember all. You will not allow anything that you do not want and if there is an emergency you will come out of trance immediately.

Actually, today's hypnotists generally use words, a soothing tone, mental imagery and various exercises (such as deep breathing) to induce a pleasant, comfortable state.

People from every part of the world, hippos in the jungle, fish in aquariums - they all sleep! Sleep is as important...

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This question is a controversial one. What follows is our opinion: the fantastic results of sleep learning, and despite the fact that many companies make lots of money marketing "sleep-learning" gadgetry, it is our firm opinion that learning cannot take place in the sleep state, from outside stimuli. Supporting this opinion, studies have been made in recent years proving beyond doubt that it is impossible to learn during "sleep.