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What do you do when you are alone and bored?
Most people on this question would come up with something rude. But I'm not going to say anything like that. there is a lot of things to do when you're bored - listen to music and sing along, dance to the music, sing AND dance to the music, draw, play on a games console, watch a film or TV, play an instrument (if you have any), if you like a sport - practice it in your garden (if you have a garden). Or you could take the immature route and do silly things that are sure to make you giggle such as: . Watch a film whilst it is on mute, and do a silly commentary of it. . Listen to music that you don't like and pretend to be the stereotype of people who listen to that music, (example - listen to a rapper and pretend to be a gangster, listen to heavy metal and pretend to be a mosher, etc.) I'm sure that's enough for you
What can a hypnotist do to me?
A hypnotist can not "do" anything "to" you - you can not become hypnotized unless you want to be. A hypnotist is simply someone who guides another person into an hypnotic state, usually by asking him/ her to focus on a fixed point, or an idea or feeling, whilst encouraging relaxation. Hypnosis is a naturally occurring state which most people enter spontaneously on a regular basis (eg daydreaming), and all a hypnotist does is deliberately activate this state: it's a form of interpersonal communication, coaching even, and whilst someone "in hypnosis" will be more responsive to suggestion, they can not be made to do or say anything against their will. Hypnosis is not "mind control"; most hypnotized people remain fully aware (they're simply in a very relaxed, but highly focused, state of mind - indeed, they're "hyperattentive"!), and can come out of hypnosis whenever they wish. People hypnotized for stage shows are usually stable extrovert types who don't mind performing - "being hypnotized" is simply an "excuse" for them to play around, do silly things; to "show off". Many, probably most in fact, are people who in other contexts (eg with a group of close friends) will play around, "let go"/ "go wild", be the "life and soul of the party" etc.. The hypnotist is, in effect, "giving them permission" to do what they do anyway, but in a public domain. It's social role play, that's all. You can not "get stuck in hypnosis" - if left unattended, a hypnotized person will either just "come to" of his/ her own accord (probably after no more than a few minutes), or fall asleep to awaken naturally a few hours later. Hypnosis is not "brainwashing" - quite the opposite, in fact. Brainwashing is abusive/ coercive mind control; hypnosis is a sophisticated form of consensual interpersonal communication utilizing naturally occurring and completely normal brain states.
What is hypnotic suggestibility?
Hypnotic suggestibility is an individual's willingness/ ability to accept & respond to the suggestions of a hypnotist: most people can, if willing, be hypnotised, but some are more responsive than others. Stage hypnotists go to great lengths to identify such types among volunteers (eg hand clasp test), although, of course, in this context, the very fact of someone volunteering is often a good indicator of their suggestibility. About 8% of the general population (some estimates are higher - 20%) are extremely suggestible & able to achieve a deep trance (somnambulistic) very easily. Such people are usually of higher intelligence, have active imaginations, and very developed powers of concentration. They are willing to trust the hypnotist, & are able to follow instructions in a focused way whilst suspending critical judgement. Often such people had "imaginary friends" in childhood, and they tend to be avid readers, enthusiastic film watchers/ theatre goers, or enjoy acting/ role play generally. Other types who often do well are those who routinely follow instructions/ orders (eg nurses, military etc) or whose work requires sustained concentration (eg scientific researchers, artwork restorers etc). Not surprisingly, actors/ performers, & many artists tend to be pretty responsive. That stated, without trust in the hypnotist & willingness to be hypnotised, it is very unlikely that any of the above could be hypnotised - they have to want it to happen. Highly hypnotically suggestible people are not "lame brains": quite the opposite - they tend to be the more intelligent & creative members of the population, and are usually characterised as stable personalities. There are no totally reliable indicators of hypnotic suggestibility. People who can easily roll their eyes up into their heads & keep them there are usually very responsive. There is no correlation between hypnotic suggestibility & gullibility in general: just because someone is willing to "let go" & focus in order to be hypnotised it does not follow that they're unable to discriminate, make critical judgements, question etc in other situations. Although some people - because of their personalities/ attitudes/ habits etc - are "naturals" for hypnosis, most people can, with practice, improve their hypnotic responsiveness; the more frequently they're hypnotised, the more responsive they tend to become. So, whilst it's evident that a few are naturally hypnotically suggestible (and this capability seems to remain pretty constant throughout life), it's also quite possible for someone with average, or even low, basic suggestibility to increase capability - if they so wish & are prepared to work at it. The converse is also, of course, true: if someone is unwilling to accept a hypnotist's suggestions, they won't!
Is there any difference between in hindsight and in retrospect?
No, "in hindsight" and "in retrospect" are essentially synonymous expressions used to look back and evaluate past events with the benefit of new information or understanding. Both terms suggest reflecting on the past with a clearer perspective than was available at the time.
What does it mean when a guy stands directly in front of you and holds both your shoulders whilst talking?
This body language typically signifies a sense of dominance or authority on the part of the person doing the touching. It can also indicate a desire to establish a deep connection or convey a sense of intimacy during the conversation. However, it is essential to consider the context and the nature of the relationship when interpreting such actions.
How is the Chinese zodiac different from the western zodiac?
Western Zodiac consists of different days, whilst Chinese Zodiac is about years.
How did Emmeline Pankhurst's efforts help the women to get the vote?
she defied the government, smashed windows, shouted at people walking down the street and tried to starve herself whilst in prison.
What did people wear in the early renaissance?
Nothing ;) ahh those were the days feeling the breeze on your genitals whilst walking down the cobbled streets and slapping a juggler's exposed bum. =]
Why did he walk pass your classroom door whilst staring at you at the same time walking pass what does that mean?
Interesting
What happens if a basketball player swears at the referee whilst walking to the bench?
The referee has the right to smack that player in the face
Who did neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin talk too whilst walking on the moon?
They talked to N.A.S.A as well as To president Nixon.
What do flower girls do?
A flower is normally a young girl who is included in the wedding. Their job is to sprinkle petals whilst the bride is walking up the aisle, and sometimes, flower girls hold the veil of the bride.
When did hiking begin?
I would guess that whilst man has been walking (hunting and gathering) throughout our entire existence, the idea of walking for pleasure would have developed during the 19th Century when people started to understand the concept of leisure time and discovering undiscovered places.
What do people do while watching a sports game?
The same as people do whilst watching anything.
Are Kangaroo herbivores?
Yes they are. ********************************** Whilst they mainly eat seeds, they may sometimes eat some vegetation and insects.
What do you need whilst dog walking?
When dog walking, it's helpful to have a leash, poop bags, water for both you and the dog, a form of identification for the dog, and treats for positive reinforcement.
How did mark pullen die?
Mark Pullen died, whilst walking home from a party, when a lorry hit him.
