Kemila Zsange
Access your inner wisdomHypnotherapy & Counselling
Being a hypnotherapist myself, having read all major books on past life regressions, and having conducted many past life regressions myself, I still found this book “You Have Been Here Before” intriguing. It is an educational and a pleasant read.
Mind is fascinating, because everybody has one, if not more, yet there’s so much that we don’t know about the mind. Who, except those lucky ones who do nothing else in their life but meditation, can really say that they know 100% of their mind?
I have also had clients who told me excitedly on the follow-up phone call of all the changes in their life: For some reason, the creativity is flowing freely now. For some reason, I don’t agonize on the decisions anymore, even though the decision hasn’t been made. I am okay in this situation now. For some reason, I smoke less cigarettes now, I just don’t feel like it as much as I used to. For some reason… – by the way, I don’t think I was hypnotized. At least I didn’t go deep into trance. I’m not sure if hypnosis works for me.
Do you have a voice in your head that criticizes your every move or is it 100% self-supporting?
The inner voice is a habit, but a habit is only a habit when it stays unconscious. When you learn to be aware of it, then it becomes a choice. I’ve learned to catch those inner talks, trying so hard to paint a picture of “self”, either negative or positive, and of course, as you can imagine, mostly, indeed, negative.
Every smoker has their own reasons for smoking. Everyone can find their own way of quitting and staying smoke-free in their own time, but it’s never too late to quit, because your body will forgive you.
Human existence starts with babyhood, when we have to “learn” everything from adults who have completely lost connection with their own deeper dimensional self, their soul. What often happens, before we know it, we find ourselves completely engaging the linear. We are completely hypnotized by the linear world and its worldview.
We humans are a really very interesting bunch. I’m always amazed at how we complicate communications. Knowing this is not only helpful in our profession to effectively use language for direct or indirect types of people, but it also helps in daily communications with friends, colleagues and family.
