Hypnosis: Medical, Scientific or Occultic? by Martin Bobgan, Deidre Bobgan
EastGate Publishers | 2001 | ISBN: 0941717186 | 142 pages | PDF | 11 MB
The Bobgans examine hypnosis from scientific, historical, and biblical perspectives. They explore and answer such questions as: What is hypnosis? Is hypnosis a natural experience? Can the will be violated? How does the induction process work? What is hypnotic memory? Is all hypnosis the same or are there different types or varying degrees? Is there a difference between medical and occult hypnosis? What does the Bible say about hypnosis? Is hypnosis an acceptable medical practice for Christians?
Table of Contents
1. Hypnotic Origins
2. What Is Hypnosis?
3. Is Hypnosis a Natural Experience?
4. Can the Will Be Violated?
5. Induction/Seduction
6. Age Regression and Progression
7. Hypnotic Memory
8. Deep Hypnosis
9. Hypnosis: Medical, Scientific,
or Occultic?
10. The Bible and Hypnosis
11. Hypnosis in Unexpected Places
12. Conclusion
Notes
Friday, October 8, 2010
Hypnosis: Medical, Scientific or Occultic?
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