Self Hypnosis ~~(@_@)~~

Most of the books I bought recently and the articles I read have one common genre, the mind. I am very interested knowing about the mind.Before this, I thought, why should I care that much about the mind, as long as I believe in Allah's Power,The Greatest Power of all,that should be enough.I was wrong....The mind itself is also Allah's being.Being?Well,I prefer thinking that the mind is a different entity than ourselves,just like how the body and our soul is two different entity.We see the body,it's easier to take care of it,but we could not see the mind.There are physical,mental and spiritual part of a human.At first I feel safe to think that the mind is the same with mental part.But the more I learn about the mind,the more I'm convinced that it is not the same with mental,but it is the entity that governs or control all the physical,mental and spiritual part of a human.If we can control the mind,not only that we can control out mental health,we could also control our body and spiritual strength.


"If I were stuck in a deserted island, who are the two people I want to be stuck with?Two hypnotics...Because then the first hypnotist could hypnostise me into thinking that I am at home,with everybody living normally and eating adequately.Of course I don't want the first hypnotist to die,so the other one could hypnotise the first one..."


Well,that's one way to see it..Luckily for us human,hypnosis does not really need a hypnotist.In fact,we can hypnotise ourselves....uuuuu....sounds weird?In my opinion,self hypnosis is nothing more than a deep prayer.Man,lucky me,I know Allah will always grant prayers...


"there is only three consequence of a prayer (doa’), one is that it will be granted, two, it will be substituted with something even better or three it will be kept as an advantage in the day of judgment"


So I say,why not?


Steps in Self Hypnosis  (http://www.wikihow.com/Perform-Self-Hypnosis)

1. Go to a quiet room and sit in any comfortable chair or couch. Although some people prefer to lie down, you are more susceptible to sleep than when sitting up. Whether you sit or lie, ensure you do not cross your legs or any part of your body. You may be in this position for a while and this could end up being uncomfortable.
2. Make sure you are not going to be disturbed for at least half an hour
3. Close your eyes and work to rid your mind of any feelings of fear, stress, or anxiety. When you begin, you might find it difficult not to think. You may find that thoughts keep intruding. When this happens, don't try to force the thoughts out. Observe them impartially, and then let them slip away. See How to Meditate for more help with this step
4.   Recognize the tension in your body. Beginning with your toes, imagine the tension slowly falling away from your body and vanishing. Imagine it freeing each body part one at a time starting with your toes and working its way up your body. Visualize each part of your body becoming lighter and lighter as the tension is removed. relax your toes, then your feet. Continue with your calves, thighs, hips, stomach and so on, until you've relaxed each portion, including your face and head. Using imagery techniques of something you find comforting or soothing, such as water (feel the water rushing over your feet and ankles, cleansing them of tension) can be effective as well.
5. Take slow, deep breaths. When you exhale, see the tension and negativity leaving in a dark cloud. As you inhale, see the air returning as a bright force filled with life and energy.
6.  Appreciate the fact that you are now extremely relaxed. Imagine you are at the top of a flight of 10 stairs which at the fifth step start to submerge into water. Picture every detail of this scene from the top to the bottom. Tell yourself that you are going to descend the stairs, counting each step down, starting at 10. Picture each number in your mind. Imagine that each number you count is further down and one step closer to the bottom. After each number, you will feel yourself drifting further and further into deep relaxation. As you take each step, imagine the feel of the step under your feet. Once you are at the fifth step imagine and truly feel the refreshing coolness of the water and tell yourself that you are stepping into an oasis of purity and cleanliness. As you begin to descend the last five steps, start to feel the water getting higher and higher up your body. You should now start to feel somewhat numb and your heart will start to race a bit, but notice it and let any qualms about the situation just drift away into the water
7. At this point at the bottom of the water you shouldn't really feel anything just a floating sensation you may even feel like you're spinning. Once you have achieved this state you should proceed to address your problems and decide upon what it is you want from where you are. (Note: if you do not feel as stated above, try again, slower with a will to grasp what is happening.) Now start to narrate what you are doing, speak in the present and future tense quietly to yourself, or as if you are reading it from a page. Start to picture three boxes under the water that you have to swim to get to. Once you have found the boxes open them slowly one at a time and narrate to yourself what is happening when you open the box. For example 'As i open the box i feel a radiant light engulf me, i feel it becoming a part of me, this light is my new found confidence that i can not ever lose as it is now apart of me' and then proceed on to the next box. You should avoid using statements with negative connotation such as "I don't want to be tired and irritable." Instead, say, "I am becoming calm and relaxed." Examples of positive statements "I am strong and slender," "I am successful and positive," and, if you have pain, "My back is beginning to feel wonderful." (See Warning on pain.)
8. Repeat your statement(s) to yourself as many times as you wish. 2 or 3 times should be enough
9. Once you are satisfied with what you have done and embraced, swim back to the stairs and feel with each step you take the water becoming lower and lower until you have once again reached that fifth step. Once you are out of the water and are on the sixth step you may start to feel heavy or as if there is a weight on your chest. Merely wait on the step until this passes, constantly repeating your aforementioned statements. Once it passes continue up the stairs visualizing each step by its number, feeling the steps under neath you, will yourself to carry on up the stairs.
10. Once you have ascended, give yourself a few moments before opening your eyes. You may want to visualise yourself opening a door to the outside world, do this slowly and imagine the light that pours in through the door way, this should make your eyes open. Take your time getting up. Then out loud tell yourself "Wide awake, Wide awake" or something maybe that your mother used to say when she woke you up in the morning as a child. This will put your mind back in the conscious state.

for the muslims,we know that only by remembering Allah that those with faith can feel calm,so always think of Allah when we are self hypnotizing.In my opinion,we may not have direct interaction with Allah,but our subconscious does,because it is our subconscious that made us "feel" the presence of Allah.or when we suddenly remember Allah,we know that it is the doing of our subconscious because memory is within the subconscious power,so it is only logical that our subconscious is the bridge between us and Allah.if we keep connecting with the subconscious we are connecting with Allah,n Allah sends its Power to us through our subconscious which is why we say Allah is in control with our whole body.i guess we can also called this self hypnosis as an art of prayer.yes,Allah is Almighty...!
that's it for todays sharing session,so happy trying...!(^_^)