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Philosophy of Transpersonal Hypnotherapy Transpersonal Hypnotherapy maintains the view that the client already holds the answer to her/his problem within their subconscious, unconscious, and superconscious dimensions of the mind. The clients “problem” is defined here as the integral condition of mind, body and spirit which are driven by the internal compilation of memories of the individual. In the regressive trance-state these memories can be directly accessed and transformed. Emotional clearing and perceptual change is experienced in this healing process. Internal balance, peace and harmony may be achieved when negative feeling states involving oneself, others, and learned-repetitive patterns are resolved. With this process an individual both learns how to allow, accept, forgive, heal and consequently love oneself and others, as well as increasingly become internally guided in the quest to find answers and personal enlightenment. Text Credit: Dr.Allen S. Chips DCH and president of National Association of Transpersonal Hypnotherapists |
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