Questioning the Effects of MP3 Files

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[whatthe75]

One thing to consider though is if you went to a hypnotherapist no matter how good they are you would only get their one style. ( though i am being a bit contradicting here,as a good hypnotherapist should have more than one style )

Experimenting with many MP3's first, can give you a wide range of hypnotists styles.From this you can find which style suits you the most. You can find some surprising,and some just dont work.

I make my own MP3's for myself to listen to.I have listened to many tists including a few on here and have taken all the parts which i have found work with me. A few which i didnt think would work,but was surprised at how well they worked. And when putting my wife under i use a totally different style than with myself.

The last point i shall make is that the points made on the FAQ's are just one persons view.

My advice is to try what you want to and make your own mind up. I am always experimenting with hypnosis - usually on myself,and it hasnt effected me yet blurbuldsklkudgfnlun arrrrggghhhh wibble,oh no the aliens are after me!

[hellion0]

While a lot of the files here tend to be one size fits most, and I accept that possibility going in every time I put voice to mp3 that some of the listeners will see no results, remember this: You get what you pay for, and you never know what works until you try it... and if it doesn't, try something else. Try, try, and try again until something works or you've tried every single option, from the widespread to the obscure. You might not respond to the style or voice of one 'tist or content of a file, but be putty in the hands (or words, as the case may be) of another.

If everything fails for you, don't knock it for others. What fails for you may irreparably change someone else. The files might work, they might not, but with some exceptions, they're free. There's no risk, other than the risk you accept in listening, the risk that it just might work. Professionals cost money, as does getting that "just for me" file. There's a risk of being out a good bit of money for no results just as high as there is in being out money, but being changed due to it. Even if the "professional" live session doesn't work for you, the free, "one size fits most" stuff just might. In the end, it all depends on what you're willing to risk on a glorified sugar pill... or a life changing experience.

You never know either way until you try. Safety first.

And one last thing to remember... sometimes one does not need a piece of paper to be good at what they do, and some of the best do it for free. Paper can't measure knowledge, be it certification or cash.

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