Hypnosis Techniques: The Other Side of Consciousness

Gennady Yuryevich Ruban, pseudonym - Ivanov - psychologist, practicing hypnotherapist, member of the editorial board of the scientific journal Hypnosis in Clinical and Experimental Psychology. Gennady Yuryevich has developed the method of amnesic trance and algorithms for entering ultra-deep stages of hypnosis, allowing for surgeries under hypnosis (hypnoanesthesia), as well as modeling mental processes in somnambulism. Among his achievements, the author also considers the revival of the experimental approach in hypnotherapy. In modern Russia, G.Y. Ruban became the first to openly practice street hypnosis, acting as a consultant on this topic during the filming of scientific films and shows on leading TV channels. In this publication, the author discusses the least explored area of human phenomenology, relying on his practical experience and the works of scholars in the field of psychology. In essence, hypnosis is a kind of bridge between the conscious and subconscious states, a worthy and achievable goal if one understands the dual nature of man. In Gennady Ivanov's book, Hypnosis Techniques: The Other Side of Consciousness, every thoughtful reader will find answers to most of the pressing questions about the methods of entering hypnosis, the actions of the hypnotist, and the body's reactions before, after, and during the session. And the deeper a person begins to understand the phenomena of hypnosis and suggestion, the less room there will be for fears, mysticism, and doubts. Why fear what can be usefully applied?! You will see for yourself that hypnosis is indeed that state of heightened suggestibility in which words reach the subconscious, where the resource capabilities of the body are hidden.