Category: Daily Trance

Trance is a natural occurrence, even though hypnosis and hypnotherapy can help induce such a state. During daily trance, what are the happenstance? This category tells it all.

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The Night I Missed the Colosseum Tickets

Life is a continuous competition among possible trances, and whichever trance recruits enough emotional energy temporarily becomes our reality. This is a story about forgetting something important because attention was occupied elsewhere. I had carefully planned my Colosseum visit, set reminders, and made sure I knew exactly when the tickets would be released. And yet, I forgot. What happened that night reminded me that even someone who studies hypnosis for a living is not immune to the power of attention, emotion, and trance.

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Why Self-Awareness Doesn’t Always Lead to Change?

Why can we understand something deeply, yet continue living as if we don’t? In this video filmed in Victoria, Australia, I explore why insight alone doesn’t always create lasting change—and how genuine transformation emerges beyond the thinking mind.

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Hypnotist – Master of Language

What if not being a native English speaker turned out to be an advantage for a hypnotist?

For me, language is not simply a way of communicating. It is something to listen to, play with, and sometimes take very literally. Words can carry multiple meanings, create unexpected associations, and open doors into the unconscious mind.

From “What brought you here?” — “My feet did.” — to turning “overwhelmed” into “well-whelmed,” and using the words transfer, trance, transform, and transparent during an IVF journey, this is a glimpse into how I use language in my work.

Perhaps the obstacle was never my English.

Perhaps it was the opportunity.

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The US

Join Kemila on a reflection on emotional states, hypnosis, national identity, and the deeper psychological meaning behind “The United States.” Through language, philosophy, and collective wellbeing, this piece explores how both people and nations move through changing states of mind.

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What Happens When the Structure Falls Away

When familiar structures fall away, what’s revealed isn’t chaos—it’s coherence without buffering. A reflection on identity, dehypnosis, and naming what was already true.

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Deep Dive with Me

Turning 55 is a miracle of sorts for me, if you understand when I was 17, I was so, so, so afraid of getting old (18-years-old would be too old for me back then.). And when I was 20, I thought by the time the new millennium came, with its Y-2k issue, that it would not be my problem because I would probably be fine to be dead since I’d be so old (the ripe old age of 31) by then.

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Are There Any Physiological Changes to Hypnosis?

Eight months later, another newly certified hypnotherapist who is also my client reported that after one of our sessions, she had a chain of physiological responses. This video is the answers to her follow-up questions.

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Turn Thoughts to Thinking

“Turn thoughts to thinking.” When this idea first came to me on one of those morning walks, it lit a light bulb in my head. Everything became crystal clear, including many ways I could use it to illustrate and explain how the mind works, or not.

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Before You Left

What do you mean, Father left? I stared at the screen, simple words, I couldn’t understand. Did you love me enough? Did you encourage me enough? Did you accept me enough? Have you ever expressed yourself enough?

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Being Authentic

Some think being authentic is not telling lies, being good, doing the right things, the good things – the good-girl, good-boy syndrome. We have been programmed to think in those terms. But where does that concept of being a good girl, being a good boy really come from? It may just come from other people who want to keep you in line, who want to keep you doing what they want you to do. It has nothing to do with being authentic. It has something to do with control. It gets ingrained in us over and over again in the early years.