Japanese hypnosis

Hypnosis is an ancient science that has found many uses in modern medicine. Hypnosis was used in early medicine by ancient Indian doctors as an anesthetic. Complex medical procedures were performed with the patient under hypnosis, with records stating that even limb separation was one of the operations performed. Hypnosis continued to be the preferred anesthetic of the doctors, until ether and its uses were discovered. In the hands of a medical practitioner, hypnosis is not laughing matter. Hypnotic treatment has been used as a tool in the 1950s to cure pain, and later was developed as an effective cure for depression, trauma, bowel trouble and eating disorders.

Self hypnosis is also a great tool for medical and entertainment usage. The hypnotist puts himself in this state of trance and does things that he or she might not do if in a state of complete consciousness. The Japanese method of self hypnosis is a wonderful example of this technique. It is known as Seishindo self hypnosis. It is said to double the benefits of general self hypnosis, with only half the effort needed in the general cases applied.

Japanese Seishindo self hypnosis was developed by the renowned Japanese instructor of martial arts Japanese sensei or Grand Master Charles Bendehop. Charles Bendehop developed the technique of Japanses hypnosis or Seishindo while training for his fourth degree black belt in martial arts and is now an NLP certified trainer along with an Aikido certified martial arts trainer. Aikido is the standard for Japanese martial arts training. Charles Bendehop is also a certified, and renowned exponent of the Japanese healing art of Sei Tai, along with being a certified and trained Ericksonian hypnosis expert.

The Japanese hypnosis technique or Seishindo is considered special because it combines all his arts and skills under a perfect marriage in Eastern and Western concepts of health management and well being. It brings under a single roof the ancient Japanese ideas of Aikido, Sei Tai and Seiki Jutsu.

The Japanese hypnosis technique is like the self search button that we use on our electronic appliances. It searches for peace and happiness inside the self of a person and helps him or her find inner peace and realization. Each person has three images of self - first is what they think others think of them, the second is what actually others think of them and the third is what they think of themselves. These three images converge to make one person.

This technique is widely accepted as a revolutionary thought in modern hypnosis and is being practiced by hypnotist and hypnotherapists the world over to maximize the benefits of hypnosis to great success. It helps people perceive their shortcomings and helps them get over them as well.