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The Theory and Practice of Hypnotism: How to Liberate and Use the Full Potential of the Unconscious Mind

Provides information on hypnotic techniques, including determining suggestibility, inducing trances, and terminating the session, as well as discussing methods of self-hypnosis

160 pages, Paperback

First published March 22, 1984

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William J. Ousby

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July 8, 2013
An earlier edition of this book taught me the theory and some methods.

I have been able to hypnotize family members (at different levels of suggestion), and to self-suggest at an effective level.

Perhaps, the most influential book I have ever read!
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