Summary of The Rogue Hypnotist's Hypnotically Annihilating Anxiety – Penetrating Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

By IRB Media

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#1 With hypnosis, you can address the underlying problems that caused your anxiety. With hypnosis, you can learn essential life skills that banish anxiety. With hypnosis, you can relearn to effortlessly relax and get that creative brain working for you instead of against you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Jun 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822527249

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Insights from Chapter 1

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With hypnosis, you can address the underlying problems that caused your anxiety. With hypnosis, you can learn essential life skills that banish anxiety. With hypnosis, you can relearn to effortlessly relax and get that creative brain working for you instead of against you.

Insights from Chapter 2

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The first thing you must do when dealing with trauma is to help your clients avoid feeling like that again. You can’t get rid of the trauma residue by saying your client is not depressed anymore. You must provide them with a specific process for getting rid of the troubling emotions that exist as a trace.

#2

The question is: do we live in times that lead people to be more prone to anxiety disorders than ever before. YES! Ever so slightly. To this reality we turn our attention next.

Insights from Chapter 3

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Prehistoric man was a generalist who could provide for himself by taking action. He was part of a definite tribe with history and traditions stretching back far into the distant past. He belonged, knew he belonged, and knew his identity and place.

#2

The real age of anxiety for the masses of humanity began about 8000 years ago, when they were turned into massive slave armies at the disposal of the new elite.

#3

feudal societies were those in which families could scrape a living off the land, and as such they had a sense of self-sufficiency, security of social role, and a place to call their own. As long as they did what they were told, fought as foot soldiers when their lord had an argument with one of his cousins, they were fine.

#4

The English Civil War had ended, and the Monarchy had been restored. But the mentality of Capitalism, which was originally a branch of Protestant Christianity, changed the course of human history. The English serfs were thrown off their land and forced to work in factories. The average age of death at the height of the industrial revolution was 15.

#5

The materialistic ethos of Capitalism created its own materialistic bogeyman: Internationalist Communism. It claimed to provide from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs, but in reality, it resembled hell on earth.

#6

The struggle between some collectivist societies and Capitalism ends with the dropping of the nuclear bomb. A new age of terrible science begins. Capitalists use the two wars to create global Corporations, which dominate all nations across the planet.

Insights from Chapter 4

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The consequences of the current globalization process as it continues are still unknown, but they are certainly going to be drastic. People are afraid because they feel powerless.

Insights from Chapter 5

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The fear that children experience is the fear of not being loved. Without love, a child cannot develop emotionally, physically, psychologically, or spiritually.

#2

The factors that make children prone to anxiety problems are: divorce, an example being the lead singer of Nirvana Kurt Cobain, who was a happy and loving young man until his parent’s divorce. Parents with mental or physical health problems, poverty, bad nutrition in childhood, lack of exercise, bullying at school, and witnessing physical, psychological, or emotional violence.

#3

The worst cases of anxiety-based problems are usually found in the victims of the drama of the family. A society with strong families and values is invincible.

#4

The key to raising a confident child is to have a strong, secure family with firm boundaries of acceptable behavior. The child will not be the crushed introvert created by an anxious home.

Insights from Chapter 6

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The anxiety code is something you’ll have to work on, and it’s not something that can be solved with a single solution. It’s something that everyone who is not a nasty piece of trash is capable of doing, in their own unique way.

#2

Anxiety is caused by real world factors, and it can be treated using hypnosis. It is not a mysterious disease that supernaturally descends on the unwilling out of the