self-hypnosis
3
6.3
- noun
- /ˈsɛlf hɪpˈnoʊsɪs/
- Specialized
:
autohipnosis
- The best way to do it is through self-hypnosis.
- use self-hypnosis
He was doing his self hypnosis and he.
- He was doing his self hypnosis and he.
- I was like, well, maybe this is a tool, the self hypnosis tool.
- I'm extremely hypnotizable and self hypnosis or assisted hypnosis.
- The ordinary meditation is self hypnosis, deceiving oneself.
- Meditation, yoga, relaxation, self hypnosis, stress management.
Examples
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Mike is a researcher of the power of self-hypnosis.
Blog text (14) -
How would you like to use self-hypnosis for personal development, weight loss, or to overcome the state of fear itself?
Blog text (14) -
Many people around the world have changed their lives through the power of self-hypnosis.
Blog text (14) -
What I would suggest is a self-hypnosis for sleep script.
Blog text (28) -
I bought a book on self-hypnosis and a self-hypnosis tape at this health food place where we used to shop.
Fiction book (1991) -
I have created a self-hypnosis recording that I play through my iPod and just listen.
Blog text (16) -
Training in deep breathing, relaxation, self-hypnosis, and positive suggestion may be helpful in alleviating physical symptoms of stress and anxiety.
Academic text (2010) -
For example, Chicago Cubs' first baseman Bill Buckner used self-hypnosis in August of 1982 and went from a .278 batting average that year to a .405 for August.
Academic text (1991) -
Before surgery, patients practice yoga, meditation, and self-hypnosis to help them relax.
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Long before the age of sports psychology, he was using self-hypnosis for better focus and relaxation.
Synonyms
58
6.2
A state of focused attention in which a person is more open to ideas from another person
1
8.6
A very relaxed state where someone accepts another person's suggestions easily
How Deep
- Specialized
1
8.6
- Specialized
3
6.3
2
6.8
54
1.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Self-hypnosis breaks into self, meaning 'by yourself', and hypnosis, from the Greek hypnos, meaning 'sleep'. Think of it as making a calm, sleep-like state in yourself to relax or change habits, which is why self-hypnosis means putting yourself into hypnosis for relaxation or therapy.