Soul Quest: Ultra-Depth Hypnosis

EXPLORE YOUR ULTIMATE POTENTIAL AND DISCOVER THE ROUTE TO SUCCESS IN ALL LIFE AREAS Go deep, deep, deep into hypnosis for the ultimate altered-state-of-consciousness experience. The session begins with a 40-minute induction:Following a full-body relaxation, you will be directed to descend a long series of steps to a beautiful garden, a wildflower meadow and cozy cabin, and a sandy beach and a cave, where you'll choose the life area you'd like to explore . . . your relationships, your career, fame, creativity, parenting, spirituality, or any other area you desire to 'know' in ultra-depth. Inside the cave, your higher mind will prepare impressions of an aspect of this life area, if lived to the limit-if totally successful-including: · the primary benefits of ultra-success in the area you are examining · the self-esteem and satisfaction that would result from becoming all you can be and experiencing the pinnacle of success · what this success mean to you-from the perspective of being old and looking back Next, you'll explore how you can live up to this potential, communicating with your spirit guide using 'thought language.' Finally, you'll gain awareness of any unlearned karmic lessons from the past that are blocking you . . . and how to overcome these restrictions. As you do this powerful visualization, you are programming your future-literally helping to manifest your desires. Instructions: Never use a hypnosis/altered-state program while driving. This is a closed-eye process that will generate a dreamy state of consciousness. 1. Make yourself comfortable lying down or sitting up. 2. Assure that you won't be interrupted. 3. Take two or three minutes to unwind by breathing deeply. 4. Play the audio, close your eyes, and follow the instructions. Send relaxing sensations into each part of your body as it is mentioned, and vividly imagine the situations described. 5. If for any reason you need to awaken before the session is complete, verbally count yourself up from one to five and say the words, 'Wide awake.'