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Glow Up with Meta Hypnotherapy

Glow Up with Meta Hypnotherapy

by | Jun 25, 2022 | Hypnosis, Hypnotherapy, Hypnotherapy Training, Integral Theory, Meta Hypnotherapy, Soul Retrieval

The Concept of the Soul

The concept of the soul has been discussed since time began. The term soul has various meanings and connotations in different cultures, philosophies, and religious traditions.

In a general sense, the soul can be defined as the essence that gives rise to the consciousness of a living being. Souls are considered to be incorporeal, i.e., they transcend beyond a physical component. A soul is a distinct entity that can exist without a body.

The soul is the life energy; human bodies are contained within it. It gives awareness to the body. It provides the ability to think, sense, analyze, feel emotions and have memories. The soul expresses itself through a person’s personality. The soul connects a person to its higher purpose. It guides human beings towards wholeness.

When Soul Loss Occurs

Stressful situations are inevitable in life. An individual may go through many traumatic situations in the course of his or her life, which can leave a person feeling devastated and hopeless.

To help the body cope with extreme pain and prevent it from fully experiencing the impact of the trauma and ensure survival, a part of the soul leaves the body.

This process is known as soul loss. Every time a person goes through traumatic experiences, a part of the soul may leave to seek safety and protect the body from pain and suffering.

This part of the departed soul waits there to be reunited with the body.

The soul fragment takes the pain, the emotions, and the memory of the traumatic experience with itself.

While soul loss is considered a natural survival mechanism and it helps an individual cope with extreme shock and trauma, an ongoing soul loss can lead to some negative consequences.

When a soul fragment leaves the body, it can also lead to the loss of some aspects of the client’s personality such as strengths, skills, knowledge, and abilities. Soul loss may be temporary, and the soul fragment can return itself to the surfer’s body.

At other times, the soul fragment can be brought back to the body with the help of a trained spiritual healer.

Most of the time, people don’t address their soul loss and will live with reduced essence. The more the body loses its essence, the more susceptible it becomes to illnesses. When the body loses all of its essences, it leads to death.

In ancient times, soul retrieval healing would be done as soon as it was understood that there had been a soul loss. In modern times, many people spend large parts of their lives with significant soul loss. And since they are not in a state of wholeness, they deprive themselves of the opportunity to live a fulfilling life.

When an individual goes through extremely stressful and traumatic life experiences, and soul loss occurs, they will feel lost and disconnected. Soul loss is often unknowingly expressed through phrases such as ‘Something is missing’, ‘I’m not the same anymore’, ‘I feel stuck’, and ‘I don’t know what to do now’.

Other symptoms of soul loss include:

  • Feeling incomplete.
  • When a person goes through soul loss, they may not feel like themselves anymore. Have an inner void.
  • Depression.
  • Suicidal tendencies.
  • Feeling a loss of connection with oneself.
  • Post-traumatic stress syndrome.
  • Being disappointed in oneself.
  • Loss of enthusiasm.
  • Lack of self-confidence.
  • Getting stuck in shame.
  • Feeling stuck in life.
  • Inability to move forward and make positive changes in life.
  • Loss of memory, inability to remember parts of life.
  • Chronic anxiety.
  • Lack of energy and motivation.
  • Inability to give or receive love 
  • Problems with the immune system 
  • Dysfunctional relationships

To get rid of negative feelings and all the void caused due to soul loss, many people choose unhealthy activities such as alcohol consumption, drug use, overeating, excessive shopping, and gambling. Any type of addiction is a symptom of significant soul loss in an individual.

The Causes of Soul Loss

Soul loss can occur at any time in one’s life. Soul loss occurs when a fragment of the soul leaves the body to help it cope with the shock from a traumatic event. The trauma doesn’t necessarily have to be physical to cause a soul loss. Emotional and psychological trauma can also cause significant soul loss in an individual.

Events that can cause soul loss in an individual are:

  • Accidents
  • Physical, sexual or emotional abuse Being in war
  • Major surgery
  • Community violence
  • Natural disasters
  • Breakup
  • Divorce
  • Death of a loved one
  • Being forced to act against one’s morals Experiencing rejection
  • Repeated oppression
  • Bullying
  • Prolonged grief 
  • Humiliating experience

Soul loss in childhood can have long-term consequences and can negatively affect the well-being of a person.

People can also go through soul loss in abusive relationships.

The reaction to a traumatic event can vary from person to person. The severity of soul loss symptoms may vary with different people. What causes a significant soul loss in one person may not cause soul loss in someone else.

A traumatic experience may be defined as something that negatively affects the natural condition of the soul. The response to a traumatic event would depend upon an individual’s background, their level of awareness, their personality, and the strength of their willpower.

Soul loss can also occur as a result of soul theft, where a person takes a part of the soul of another person to gain control over them and compensate for their soul loss.

Sometimes, in relationships, people give a part of their soul to someone else, in an attempt to form a deeper connection with them. Soul theft can also happen in cases where a person envies someone else and wishes to be like them.

What We Mean by Soul Retrieval

Soul retrieval is a spiritual practice of reintegrating the soul fragments into the person’s body that had left the body to seek safety in alternate realities, in response to various traumatic events. Soul retrieval is done to heal soul loss and recover one’s true self.

With the help of the soul retrieval technique, lost fragments of the soul can be retrieved by a person trained in spiritual healing.

A practitioner can perform a soul retrieval session remotely as well. In such cases, the physical presence of the client is not required, and the session can be done through a phone or video call.

The person undergoing the soul retrieval process must be completely willing and prepared for positive change. Even after a soul retrieval session, the individual needs to actively work on healing their soul, if it’s the first step in their healing journey. There are also many variations to a soul retrieval session; it may be performed differently with each individual.

A soul retrieval process can bring many positive changes to a person’s life. By reintegrating the soul fragments, an individual can enjoy benefits such as:

  • Feeling a sense of fullness and safety.
  • Feeling more connected to their higher self. Gaining clarity in their life.
  • Gaining a new perspective.
  • Greater ability to make the right decisions. Feeling hopeful.
  • Greater ability to deal with negative emotions. Finding a sense of purpose in life.
  • Greater ability to let go of bad experiences. Overall better health.
  • Feeling more alive.

After the completion of the soul retrieval process, the client is also able to receive the skills, knowledge, strengths, and abilities that were taken by the soul fragments during soul loss. A soul retrieval session assists the person to restore wholeness, vitality, and a sense of joy in life.

Without soul retrieval, a person could be living with reduced essence. When a lot of this vital essence is lost, it can manifest as various illnesses.

A soul retrieval session can help an individual get better results with the therapy they may already be undergoing. And if they have already traveled a long way in their healing journey, a soul retrieval session will help them to complete it. It will allow them to live life to the fullest.

The effects of a soul retrieval session may vary. After a soul retrieval session, a person may immediately feel a sense of fullness and a surge of energy in their body. Sometimes it may take several months to fully experience the benefits of a soul retrieval session.

Soul fragmentation is defined as the phenomenon where the soul loses some of its parts due to trauma, shock, and ongoing sadness. The strength of the soul is reduced when the soul parts are lost.

Soul loss can lead to a feeling of incompleteness, and the sufferer may always feel like something is missing. Without mending the fragmented self, it can be hard to live a fulfilling life and feel at ease with oneself.

It negatively affects the sufferer’s quality of life and their ability to connect well with other people. Retrieving the lost soul fragments rids people of emotional suffering and brings them joy and peace.

Mending the fragmented self is essential to restore the physical, emotional, and spiritual balance in an individual. Retrieving the lost soul fragments will help a person feel empowered and reach their full potential.

In order to facilitate the spiritual healing of an individual, it is necessary to retrieve the lost parts of the soul.

Signs of Soul Loss

Any traumatic event causes a part of the soul to split off and go to alternative realities to seek safety. Soul loss is a natural phenomenon that prevents a person from fully feeling the impact of trauma.

When fragments of the soul leave the body, it creates an inner void in an individual. In an attempt to be in a state of wholeness, these empty spaces attract other types of energy, and as a result, people become vulnerable to various forms of illnesses that hamper their quality of lives.

Although soul loss helps a person to survive an extremely traumatic experience, it can cause a person to feel incomplete. 

Healing the Soul 

The soul provides each one of us with life and vitality. Due to several types of traumatic events one endures in life, a soul becomes fragmented. To feel whole again, a person needs to heal their soul.

When the soul parts are returned, one can get back their power and essence. Without healing the soul, an individual may live with reduced essence. As a result, he or she may not be able to be in harmony and feel complete.

When the soul fragments leave the body, a person loses their passion, talents, creativity, and strengths.

Many people tend to suppress their feelings and resort to unhealthy behavior to fill their inner void. To heal one’s soul, a person needs to be aware of themselves and determine if there has been soul loss.

Healing the soul is essential to maintaining inner balance and to be in harmony. Healing techniques can help a person develop a better relationship with themselves as well as with others. They become able to experience wholeness again. With a sense of completeness, a person can love themselves again, feel more confident, help others, and celebrate life.

Until the soul parts are returned to the body, therapy may not be effective, since it only treats the available parts. To heal the body completely, the lost soul fragments need to come back to the body.

The process of healing the soul can begin with finding the root cause of soul loss and taking steps to transform the soul and the body. A soul retrieval session can enable a person to make positive life changes to be in sync with their divine essence.

After the soul fragments have been returned to an individual, they need to continue the healing process to fully integrate their soul parts. One needs to keep working with the soul parts that have returned to the body.

Glow Up with Meta Hypnotherapy Training 

Meta Hypnotherapy is a one-of-a-kind training program designed from the ground up to be delivered online in the most effective way possible for optimal learning, connection, and inclusivity.

Join our 5-Day Hypnotherapy Training and Certification program and get certified as a Clinical Hypnotherapist.

Already a hypnotherapist? Ready for the deep end?

Join our next Past Life Regression Training. Discover your own past lives and get certified while you do.

Join our Level Two Advanced Spiritual Regression Training and Certification program and get certified as an Advanced Spiritual Regression Specialist.

This opportunity is especially for you if you’re:

1. Passionate about making a positive impact: and you’re ready to play a far more meaningful role in supporting, uplifting, and transforming your friends, family, community, and even all of humanity.

2. Looking to level up your career and performance: because you know that in a changing world, the answer to future-proof success, wealth, and expansion is in mastering new skills and stepping out of your comfort zone.

3. Searching for the keys to freedom: the freedom to do what you love instead of settling for a paycheck, to live with total clarity of purpose, and to design your life on nobody’s terms but your own.

4. A new or experienced hypnotherapist who feels something’s missing: like maybe you’re not earning or attracting clients at the level you want to, you’re not satisfied with the tools you’ve been given, or you’re struggling with the business side of hypnotherapy.

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Clean Up with Meta Hypnotherapy: Two Types of Shadow

Clean Up with Meta Hypnotherapy: Two Types of Shadow

by | Jun 20, 2022 | Hypnosis, Hypnotherapy, Hypnotherapy Training, Integral Theory, Meta Hypnotherapy, Shadow Work

“Where ‘IT’ was, there shall ‘I’ become.” Sigmund Freud

Two Types of Shadow: Dark Shadow and Golden Shadow

The “shadow” refers to aspects of ourselves that have become disowned, broken off, or pushed into the unconscious. One of the most important goals of healthy integrated living is to recognize and reclaim these broken pieces of ourselves, and to reintegrate them back into our total self-system so that we can become less reactive, more responsive, and more fulfilled. In other words, we do shadow work so that we can become whole again, to become more of ourselves, to re-own and reintegrate all those splintered pieces of ourselves that we may have unconsciously pushed away over the course of our lives.

Carl Jung called your submerged creative potential the “Golden Shadow.” You can discover your golden shadow in your intense admiration of other people. The bright qualities that you admire in others represent the disowned aspects of your unlimited potential. The Golden Shadow is your submerged greatness. 

In Meta Hypnotherapy we work with the client to move from dissociation to integration including both the darker and lighter aspects of the self. This is a more integrated approach to shadow work. 

How to Work with Shadow: The 3-2-1 Process

A crucial aspect of any hypnotherapy modality is a way to be profoundly honest with ourselves about our shadow, or unconscious, or false self, or dishonesty, or disowned self. The 3-2-1 Process is a simple and effective tool for working with the shadow — any part of ourselves that we unconsciously repress or deny.

The 3-2-1 Process uses shifts in perspective as a way of identifying and integrating shadow material. “3-2-1” refers to 3rd-person, 2nd-person, and 1st-person — the perspectives that we move through in this exercise.

Each part that we disown is at first an aspect of our “I” or 1st-person awareness. But, for whatever reason, that aspect poses a threat. So we push it outside of ourselves, often onto someone else. It’s important to note that the aspect can be positive or negative. We can disown both lower and higher aspects of ourselves. In either case, we project it as you . . . but not me. “You are angry.” “You are being selfish.” “You are worthy,” etc. In other words, we displace it from a 1st-person I to a 2nd-person you.

If the threat of this emotion or situation becomes so great it requires a total rejection, we banish it totally as a 3rd-person It, stripped of humanity. At that point, we can often recognize shadow as a sense of irritation, reactivity, fear, phobia, rage, or aversion toward things… but we don’t really know why.

Under these circumstances, most forms of meditation won’t help; in fact, they’ll make things worse. They recommend dis-identification from experience, when what is necessary first is RE-identification with disowned dimensions of our experience and ourselves. You can only let go of that which you have first owned. Meditation instructions to “observe all experience and to know that consciousness is independent and free from experience” don’t work with experience from which we’re dissociated. Healthy disidentification is only possible once we’ve re-owned, re-associated, and re-identified with the disowned parts of ourselves. For this reason, there’s no substitute for shadow work. That’s why shadow work is a core component of Meta Hypnotherapy.

To sum up, dissociation proceeds from 1st-person to 2nd-person to 3rd-person: 1-2-3. The reversal of dissociation thus goes from 3 to 2 to 1. Hence, the 3-2-1 Process. We also summarize this process as: Face it (3), Talk to it (2), and finally, BE it (1).

To Practice the 3-2-1 Process

  1. Choose an experience in your life that you want to work with. It’s often easier to begin with a person with whom you have difficulty (e.g., lover, relative, boss). This person may irritate, disturb, annoy, or upset you. Or maybe you feel attracted to, obsessed with, infatuated with, or possessive about this person. In any case, choose someone with whom you have a strong emotional charge, whether positive or negative.

  2. Face It: Now, imagine this person. Describe those qualities that most upset you, or the characteristics that you are most attracted to using 3rd-person language (he, she, it). Talk about them out loud or write it down in a journal. Take this opportunity to “let it out.” Don’t try to be skillful or say the right thing. There is no need to sugarcoat your description. The person you are describing will never see this.

  3. Talk to It: Begin an imaginary dialogue with this person. Speak in 2nd person to this person (you). Talk directly to this person as if he or she were actually there in the room with you. Tell them what bothers you about them. Ask them questions such as “Why are you doing this to me?” “What do you want from me?” “What are you trying to show me?” “What do you have to teach me?” Imagine their response to these questions. Speak that imaginary response out loud. Record the conversation in your journal if you like.

  4. Be It: Become this person. Take on the qualities that either annoy or fascinate you. Embody the traits you described in “Face It.” Use 1st-person language ( I, me, mine). This may feel awkward, and it should. The traits you are taking on are the exact traits that you have been denying in yourself. Use statements such as “I am angry,” “I am jealous,” “I am radiant.” Fill in the blank with whatever qualities you are working with: “I am__________.”

  5. To complete the process, notice these disowned qualities in yourself. Experience the part of you that is this very trait. Avoid making the process abstract or conceptual: just BE it. Now you can re-own and integrate this trait in yourself.

The 3-2-1 Shadow process is an integral part of our Meta Hypnotherapy methodology. Consider the 3-2-1 process like a “back pocket” practice – something that you can use in the moment when you feel triggered or unable to regulate big emotions.

Hypnotherapy is a great way to go deeper with shadow work and uncovers the unconscious forces that drive you to think, feel, and behave the way you do.

As Carl Jung said, “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”

Clean Up with Meta Hypnotherapy Training 

Meta Hypnotherapy is a one-of-a-kind training program designed from the ground up to be delivered online in the most effective way possible for optimal learning, connection, and inclusivity.

Join our 5-Day Hypnotherapy Training and Certification program and get certified as a Clinical Hypnotherapist.

Already a hypnotherapist? Ready for the deep end?

Join our next Past Life Regression Training. Discover your own past lives and get certified while you do.

Join our Level Two Advanced Spiritual Regression Training and Certification program and get certified as an Advanced Spiritual Regression Specialist.

This opportunity is especially for you if you’re:

1. Passionate about making a positive impact: and you’re ready to play a far more meaningful role in supporting, uplifting, and transforming your friends, family, community, and even all of humanity.

2. Looking to level up your career and performance: because you know that in a changing world, the answer to future-proof success, wealth, and expansion is in mastering new skills and stepping out of your comfort zone.

3. Searching for the keys to freedom: the freedom to do what you love instead of settling for a paycheck, to live with total clarity of purpose, and to design your life on nobody’s terms but your own.

4. A new or experienced hypnotherapist who feels something’s missing: like maybe you’re not earning or attracting clients at the level you want to, you’re not satisfied with the tools you’ve been given, or you’re struggling with the business side of hypnotherapy.

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5 Types of Brainwaves in Hypnotherapy and Past Life Regression

5 Types of Brainwaves in Hypnotherapy and Past Life Regression

by | Jun 17, 2022 | Hypnosis, Hypnotherapy, Hypnotherapy Training, Meta Hypnotherapy

Let’s take a look at the topic of brainwaves and the role they play in the process of hypnotherapy and Past Life Regression. As you may well know our brains work in frequencies and the specific frequency depends on the level of brain activity.

There are 5 distinct brain wave frequencies namely a Beta, Alpha, Theta, Delta, and the most recently added, the Gamma frequency.

Each of these individual frequencies are typically measured in cycles per second or in Hertz, and each one has its own set of characteristics representing a specific level of the brain’s activity, and also a unique state of mental consciousness. To better understand these different brain frequencies and why it is so important to understand them in the context of Past Life Regression and hypnotherapy, let’s take a look at these frequencies individually.

The frequency resonating between 14-40Hz is known as the Beta state. Now you don’t have to remember the exact wavelengths of these frequencies, as long as you know what it is called and what it represents. The Beta state is the normal waking consciousness and reasoning state of mind. It is typically associated with a heightened state of alertness, logic, and critical reasoning on the positive side, but it can also translate into stress, fear, anxiety, and general restlessness. So in our everyday life, we spend most of our waking hours in a Beta wave state of mind.

Between 7.5-14 Hz we find the Alpha wave. Alpha waves are generally present during states of deep physical and mental relaxation, usually when the eyes are closed, such as during a daydream, or during a light meditation. The Alpha state of mind represents the optimal time to program and reprogram the mind for success.

It is also useful for heightening your imagination, visualization memory, and to maximize learning and concentration. The alpha wave is the gateway to your subconscious mind and is the voice of your intuition, which becomes clearer and much more profound the closer your brain gets to 7.5Hz.

Next is the Theta wave, which falls between 4-7.5Hz. Theta waves are present during hypnosis sessions, during deep meditation, and also during light sleep, which of course includes the all-important REM dream state of sleep. The Theta wave literally represents the essence or the realm of your subconscious mind.

Interesting to know is that it is on the alpha-theta border, ranging from 7Hz to 8Hz, is where the optimal range for visualization, mind programming, and harnessing the creative power of our minds begin. Now, and this is very important. This state, when literally hovering on this borderline between Alpha and Theta, exists the mental state in which you consciously create your reality.

During this state, you are conscious of your surroundings while your body is in a state of deep relaxation. You will find this borderline level most commonly in a hypnotized client.

Next, we look at the Delta wave that commonly resonates between 0.5-4Hz. This is the deep sleep wave. The Delta wave is the slowest of the brainwave frequencies and is only experienced during deep, dreamless sleep, as well as in very deep states of transcendental meditation and also during sessions of deep hypnosis, where the mental awareness is fully detached.

This represents the deep realm of the unconscious mind and is the gateway to the universal mind and the collective unconscious, where information is otherwise unavailable at the conscious level. This means that the information and memories stored here cannot be retrieved or remembered while we are in our normal functioning state of mind. It is also interesting to note that this level, being the Delta level of deep sleep, is important for the body and mind’s healing processes, as it is linked with deep healing and also regeneration.

Lastly, we take a look at Gamma waves, which resonate above 40Hz. Also known as The Insight Wave, it is the most recently discovered of the known brainwaves and is also the fastest frequency. Little is still known about this particular state of mind, however initial research shows that Gamma brain waves are associated with bursts of insight and high–level information processing inside our brains. An important point to note is that there is no such thing as a “gamma state” of mind. Gamma waves largely play a supporting, yet integral role in the functioning of the brain. From an EEG point of view, they will be present mostly while a person is in the waking state, but Gamma waves will always be supported by the beta, alpha, theta, or delta ranges.

As the guide, facilitator, or hypnotherapist it is your responsibility to make sure that you know how to recognize the different stages of brainwave activity in your client and to ensure that your client reaches the appropriate level of trance for the work to be done. And this is why it is vitally important to know not only the different types of brainwaves but also what each one is best used for and how to recognize the difference between them.

Meta Hypnotherapy Training

Learn all about brainwaves and how to use altered states of consciousness for healing during our 5-day online hypnotherapy training.

Meta Hypnotherapy is a one-of-a-kind training program designed from the ground up to be delivered online in the most effective way possible for optimal learning, connection, and inclusivity.

Join our 5-Day Hypnotherapy Training and Certification program and get certified as a Clinical Hypnotherapist.

Already a hypnotherapist? Ready for the deep end?

Join our Past Life Regression training and discover your own past lives.

Join our Level Two Advanced Spiritual Regression Training and Certification program and get certified as an Advanced Spiritual Regression Specialist.

This opportunity is especially for you if you’re:

1. Passionate about making a positive impact: and you’re ready to play a far more meaningful role in supporting, uplifting, and transforming your friends, family, community, and even all of humanity.

2. Looking to level up your career and performance: because you know that in a changing world, the answer to future-proof success, wealth, and expansion is in mastering new skills and stepping out of your comfort zone.

3. Searching for the keys to freedom: the freedom to do what you love instead of settling for a paycheck, to live with total clarity of purpose, and to design your life on nobody’s terms but your own.

4. A new or experienced hypnotherapist who feels something’s missing: like maybe you’re not earning or attracting clients at the level you want to, you’re not satisfied with the tools you’ve been given, or you’re struggling with the business side of hypnotherapy.

 

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Wake Up and Grow Up with Meta Hypnotherapy: Two Types of Personal Development

Wake Up and Grow Up with Meta Hypnotherapy: Two Types of Personal Development

by | Jun 15, 2022 | Hypnotherapy, Hypnotherapy Training, Integral Theory, Meta Hypnotherapy

During the last 30 years, we have witnessed a historical first: all of the world’s cultures are now available to us. Knowledge itself is now global. This means that, for the first time, the sum total of human knowledge is available to us—the knowledge, experience, wisdom, and reflection of all major human civilizations—premodern, modern, and postmodern—are open to study by anyone.

What if we took literally everything that all the various cultures have to tell us about human potential—about spiritual growth, psychological growth, social growth—and put it all on the table?

What if we attempted to find the critically essential keys to human growth, based on the sum total of human knowledge now open to us?

What if we attempted, based on extensive cross-cultural study, to use all of the world’s great traditions to create a composite map, a comprehensive map, an all-inclusive or integral map that included the best elements from all of them?

This map uses all the known systems and models of human growth—from the ancient shamans and sages to today’s breakthroughs in cognitive science—and distills their major components into 5 simple factors, factors that are the essential elements or keys to unlocking and facilitating human evolution.

We took this Integral map created by Ken Wilber – known as the “Einstein of Conscousiness” – and applied it to the field of hypnotherapy itself.

Welcome to Meta Hypnotherapy.

During this 5-day hypnotherapy training and certification course, you’ll learn the five essential keys to unlocking and facilitating your own human evolution and those that you serve.

Not only that, but you’ll also learn how to apply Meta Hypnotherapy to every aspect of your life— from work to relationships, spiritual practice to health and well-being.

We are the only hypnotherapy training and certification course that teaches you the most comprehensive map of human consciousness available. Without an excellent map, it’s easy to get lost in the territory of the mind. We teach you both the map and how to navigate the territory of consciousness itself for optimal healing of self, society, and Spirit.

The Gifts of the East and the Gifts of the West

One of the great aims of Meta Hypnotherapy is to integrate the split between body, mind, and spirit.

The Great Wisdom traditions of the East focus specifically on the spiritual development of the self through awakening practices such as meditation, yoga, and chanting as a way to connect with the Universe. By accessing these ever-deepening states of consciousness, one is able to experience oneness and even unity consciousness.

While the gifts of the West offer us breakthroughs in science and technology and focus on the psychological development of the ego as a way to self-actualization.

So which one is the right path to follow?

Two Types of Personal Development: Waking Up and Growing Up

For so long, we either focused on our spiritual development (East) or we focused on our personal healing work (West). Never before has there been a time in history where we have the opportunity to focus on both our spiritual development and our ego development at the same time as we do now.

Waking Up is one form of growth and development that we use in our Meta Hypnotherapy process. Waking Up refers to our spiritual development and how our spiritual development unfolds in ever-greater and wider states of consciousness – from Gross, Subtle, Causal, to Non-Dual states of consciousness.

Growing Up is the second form of growth and development that we focus on in Meta Hypnotherapy. Growing up refers to our psychological development from egocentric to ethnocentric to world-centric stages of development.

So what happens when you focus on both your spiritual development and your psychological development at the same time?

You heal and grow faster in both your spiritual development and your psychological development than you would if you only focused on one – which makes this approach more effective and efficient at catapulting your clients into their next evolutionary phase of growth and development.

Meta Hypnotherapy integrates clinical hypnotherapy and spiritual regression for optimum healing, growth, and transformation and is powered by the most comprehensive map of consciousness available.

During this 5-day hypnotherapy training and certification course, you’ll learn the five essential keys to unlocking and facilitating your own human evolution and those that you serve.

Not only that, but you’ll also learn how to apply Meta Hypnotherapy to every aspect of your life— from work to relationships, spiritual practice to health and well-being.

We are the only hypnotherapy training and certification course that teaches you the most comprehensive map of human consciousness available. Without an excellent map, it’s easy to get lost in the territory of the mind. We teach you both the map and how to navigate the territory of consciousness itself.

Let’s transform lives with hypnotherapy together!

Waking Up and Growing Up with Meta Hypnotherapy Training 

Meta Hypnotherapy is a one-of-a-kind training program designed from the ground up to be delivered online in the most effective way possible for optimal learning, connection, and inclusivity.

Join our 5-Day Hypnotherapy Training and Certification program and get certified as a Clinical Hypnotherapist.

Already a hypnotherapist? Ready for the deep end?

Join our Level Two Advanced Spiritual Regression Training and Certification program and get certified as an Advanced Spiritual Regression Specialist.

This opportunity is especially for you if you’re:

1. Passionate about making a positive impact: and you’re ready to play a far more meaningful role in supporting, uplifting, and transforming your friends, family, community, and even all of humanity.

2. Looking to level up your career and performance: because you know that in a changing world, the answer to future-proof success, wealth, and expansion is in mastering new skills and stepping out of your comfort zone.

3. Searching for the keys to freedom: the freedom to do what you love instead of settling for a paycheck, to live with total clarity of purpose, and to design your life on nobody’s terms but your own.

4. A new or experienced hypnotherapist who feels something’s missing: like maybe you’re not earning or attracting clients at the level you want to, you’re not satisfied with the tools you’ve been given, or you’re struggling with the business side of hypnotherapy.

Apply Now
3-2-1 Process: Own Your Shadow or Be Owned By It

3-2-1 Process: Own Your Shadow or Be Owned By It

by | May 24, 2022 | Integral Theory, Meta Hypnotherapy, Shadow Work

3-2-1 Process: Own Your Shadow or Be Owned By It

The 3-2-1 process is a simple and effective tool for working with the shadow. This practice is designed to provide a quick, easy, and effective method to work with our disowned selves. There are numerous techniques to deal with the shadow, but most require the assistance of a professional therapist. The 3-2-1 Process can be used by anyone anywhere at any time, and at no cost.

The 3-2-1 Process helps you uncover your shadow and integrate unconscious thoughts and emotions, so you can become more healthy and whole. It takes an extraordinary amount of energy to keep aspects of ourselves hidden in shadow. The energy it takes to repress or deny aspects of ourselves could potentially be employed in other ways; perhaps even a developmental transformation. When we shine a light on our shadow and work to integrate disowned aspects of ourselves, we liberate the energy we were using to hide from ourselves, and more energy is never a bad thing.

This process uses shifts in perspectives as a way of identifying and integrating shadow material. 3-2-1 refers to 3rd person, 2nd person, and 1st person perspectives. When an aspect of the self poses a threat, the self seeks to distance itself from that threat. As a result, the self concludes, “That is not me. That is someone else.” The self exports that trait that threatens it onto someone else. We can disown both lower and higher aspects of ourselves. In either case, we project it as “You.” You are angry. You are being selfish. You are worthy. In other words, we displace it from a 1st – person “I” to a 2nd- person “You.”

If the threat of this emotion or situation becomes so great that it requires a total rejection, we push it away into a 3rd- person “It.” At that point, the shadow arises as a sense of irritation, reactivity, fear, or aversion toward things, but we usually do not understand why we feel this way.

And meditation alone won’t fix this, most forms of meditation won’t even help; in fact, they may make things worse. Meditation suggests dis-identification from experience (“You are not your thoughts. etc.”). But to integrate the shadow, we need to RE-identify with disowned dimensions of our experience and ourselves. We can only truly let go of something that we have first owned. Healthy disidentification is only possible once we have re-owned, re-associated, and re-identified with the disowned parts of ourselves. For this reason, there is no substitute for shadow work.

The 3-2-1 Process can be used in various ways. For beginners, try it out once a week for roughly 30 minutes and work with the biggest issue of your week. For more advanced practitioners, begin applying the 3-2-1 Process to dreams and issues of your daily life.

You can also opt to use the “empty chair” rather than a journal. Just replace the journal with an actual chair in the exercise outlined above. Place this chair across from you, and imagine the person you have chosen to work with sitting in it. In “Face It” (3), simply describe the qualities of this person that provoke you. Talk about them in front of them. In “Talk to It” (2), dialogue with this person. When it is their turn to respond, sit in the other chair and respond as that person. Go back and forth between chairs until the dialogue is over. In “Be It” (1), sit as the other and be the person that triggers you. Embody the qualities that irritate or fascinate you and speak as this person using “I” statements: “I am ________.”

In this practice, we begin the process of re-owning our shadow. We’ll FACE our shadow in 3rd-person; we’ll TALK to our shadow in a 2nd-person dialogue, and we’ll BE our shadow in 1st-person. Face it, Talk to it, Be it…It’s that simple.

To Practice the 3-2-1 Process

1. Choose an experience in your life that you want to work with. It’s often easier to begin with a person with whom you have difficulty (e.g., lover, relative, boss). This person may irritate, disturb, annoy, or upset you. Or maybe you feel attracted to, obsessed with, infatuated with, or possessive about this person. In any case, choose someone with whom you have a strong emotional charge, whether positive or negative.

2. Face It: Now, imagine this person. Describe those qualities that most upset you, or the characteristics that you are most attracted to using 3rd-person language (he, she, it). Talk about them out loud or write it down in a journal. Take this opportunity to “let it out.” Don’t try to be skillful or say the right thing. There is no need to sugarcoat your description. The person you are describing will never see this.

3. Talk to It: Begin an imaginary dialogue with this person. Speak in 2nd person to this person (you). Talk directly to this person as if he or she were actually there in the room with you. Tell them what bothers you about them. Ask them questions such as “Why are you doing this to me?” “What do you want from me?” “What are you trying to show me?” “What do you have to teach me?” Imagine their response to these questions. Speak that imaginary response out loud. Record the conversation in your journal if you like.

4. Be It: Become this person. Take on the qualities that either annoy or fascinate you. Embody the traits you described in “Face It.” Use 1st-person language ( I, me, mine). This may feel awkward, and it should. The traits you are taking on are the exact traits that you have been denying in yourself. Use statements such as “I am angry,” “I am jealous,” “I am radiant.” Fill in the blank with whatever qualities you are working with: “I am__________.”

5. To complete the process, notice these disowned qualities in yourself. Experience the part of you that is this very trait. Avoid making the process abstract or conceptual: just BE it. Now you can re-own and integrate this trait in yourself.

The 3-2-1 Shadow process is an integral part of our Meta Hypnotherapy methodology. Consider the 3-2-1 process like a “back pocket” practice – something that you can use in the moment when you feel triggered or unable to regulate big emotions.

Hypnotherapy is a great way to go deeper with shadow work and uncovers the unconscious forces that drive you to think, feel, and behave the way you do.

As Carl Jung said, “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”

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Best Advice to Hypnotherapists from Hypnotherapists

Best Advice to Hypnotherapists from Hypnotherapists

by | Apr 24, 2022 | Hypnosis, Hypnotherapy, Hypnotherapy Training, Meta Hypnotherapy, Past Life Regression Training, Weight Loss

As a newly trained hypnotherapist, it can feel uncomfortable or even scary to step into your new role as hypnotherapist.

Explaining how the process works, defining what hypnosis is and is not, and building rapport can be enough to deal with before the hypnotherapy session even begins.

Don’t worry, with enough practice and continued training you will become pro in no time!

I remember doing my first hypnotherapy session after my training. I was both nervous and excited. Was it going to work? Can I do this on my own? What happens if I don’t know what to do at some point during the session?

So much mind chatter can enter your thought stream as a newly trained hypnotherapist. So how do we stay grounded and confident as newly trained hypnotherapists?

Advice to Hypnotherapists from Hypnotherapists

Here’s the best advice to newly trained hypnotherapists.

1. Allow the client to lead and go where they need to go for healing and release. Don’t try to force it.

2. Relax and breathe.

3. Learn to identify and treat the subtleties of shock (including Self).

4. Follow the script, remember the client is going to get exactly what they need, treat your shock, and breathe.

5. The client doesn’t know if you’re doing it “perfect”. Just be you. They will know if you are real.

6. Keep doing your own work to stay grounded during sessions.

7. It’s okay if the session doesn’t go “as planned.” Take your time, breathe, and follow your own intuition and inner wisdom. All works out the way it should. The soul really does know where to go.

So what’s next after you complete your 5-Day Hypnotherapy Training at Boulder Hypnotherapy Institute?

Join our Past Life Regression Training and discover your own past lives and get certified while you do.

Further your study and explore advanced hypnotherapy techniques when you join our Advanced Hypnotherapy Training and Certification.

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There are so many ways to learn, grow, and evolve at Boulder Hypnotherapy Institute!

 

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