Spiritual Treatment and the Dangerous Effects of Hypnotic Cure

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Spiritual Treatment and the Dangerous Effects of Hypnotic Cure The Great Mahavakya (great Saying) of the Upanishads is “Aham Brahmasmi” “This Self in me is the Absolute Reality”. If that is the Truth,

if even the entire universe is only the external manifestation of the potency of a single thought, it must be very simple for an individual to project a thought which has got the potency to destroy the evil effects of a malady and create a curative process by which a disease gets removed. The Yogi knows this trick, and is therefore in a position to cure himself of all diseases and cure others of their diseases. At any rate one can very well think about the rationale behind such mental treatment of physical ills. At the outset, let it be clearly stated that such a treatment is not of the

nature of the widely advertised hypnotic cures. In a hypnotic cure, where it succeeds, the hypnotist effects permanent damage to the patient because he gets undue control of the most delicate instrument, the patient’s mind. Eventually that mind is rendered incapable of functioning in a normal way even afterwards and, thus, the patient is made a victim. Spiritual treatment on the other hand, is the sending out or the projection of vibrant, forcible, harmonising thought waves which will take direct control of the patient’s mind apparatus, not for the purpose of subordinating it, but for the purpose of charging it with those energies which alone will make that apparatus (the mind) function effectively to do away with the discord-creating

tendencies and impulses which are the root-cause of the disease that the patient has been suffering from.

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Perhaps it is all in the wording - most of the public walk around in a hypnotic state these days anyway with the powerful effects of media influences, especially TV, both advertising and other areas - and many hypnotists are either "de-hypnotising" or allowing the True Self of the individual to be released from the iron grip of the conscious mind & ego to allow a more pure and Spiritual representation of the individual to emerge. NLP, which explores in detail the effects of mass hypnotism has many healing methods and great results in its application.

 

Best,

 

Jane

 

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Dr.Y. C.Zala

 

Spiritual Treatment and the Dangerous Effects of Hypnotic Cure

The Great Mahavakya (great Saying) of the Upanishads is “Aham Brahmasmi” “This Self in me is the Absolute Reality”.

If that is the Truth, if even the entire universe is only the external manifestation of the potency of a single thought, it must be very simple for an individual to project a thought which has got the potency to destroy the evil effects of a malady and create a curative process by which a disease gets removed.

The Yogi knows this trick, and is therefore in a position to cure himself of all diseases and cure others of their diseases. At any rate one can very well think about the rationale behind such mental treatment of physical ills.

At the outset, let it be clearly stated that such a treatment is not of the nature of the widely advertised hypnotic cures. In a hypnotic cure, where it succeeds, the hypnotist effects permanent damage to the patient because he gets undue control of the most delicate instrument, the patient’s mind. Eventually that mind is rendered incapable of functioning in a normal way even afterwards and, thus, the patient is made a victim.

Spiritual treatment on the other hand, is the sending out or the projection of vibrant, forcible, harmonising thought waves which will take direct control of the patient’s mind apparatus, not for the purpose of subordinating it, but for the purpose of charging it with those energies which alone will make that apparatus (the mind) function effectively to do away with the discord-creating tendencies and impulses which are the root-cause of the disease that the patient has been suffering from.