http://www.exuberancehypno.co.uk/blog/index.php/2009/12/the-most-powerful-hypnotists-on-the-planet-are/ Dave Sabat of Exuberance Clinical Hypnotherapy posts useful, informative & sometimes controversial views about the world of hypnosis & matters of the mind. Mon, 05 Dec 2011 15:06:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.exuberancehypno.co.uk/blog/index.php/2009/12/the-most-powerful-hypnotists-on-the-planet-are/#comment-59 Anonymous Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:33:00 +0000 http://www.exuberancehypno.co.uk/blog/?p=298#comment-59 Jack, your stepson learnt a great lesson which can only be of benefit to him as he grows older and wiser! Kind regards, Dave. Jack, your stepson learnt a great lesson which can only be of benefit to him as he grows older and wiser! Kind regards, Dave.

]]> http://www.exuberancehypno.co.uk/blog/index.php/2009/12/the-most-powerful-hypnotists-on-the-planet-are/#comment-58 Anonymous Tue, 05 Jan 2010 20:57:00 +0000 http://www.exuberancehypno.co.uk/blog/?p=298#comment-58 Dave, when my stepson was about six he was riding in the car with his mom and saw a big' sign over a toy store advertising some Lion King toys. (He hadn't seen the movie...it wasn't even out yet.) His first response was to jump up on the car seat and exclaim, "Mom, I want those toys!" His mom, who had previously discussed with him how advertising makes you want things, asked him gently, "Do you really want them; do you even know what they are?"' He reflected for a moment and sat back in the car seat and said, "They got me, Mom. I don't know what they are and they made me want them." This was a very "proud mom" moment for my wife. For more on this topic from a different angle, please go read (and, if you like, subscribe to) my newest blog entry, Ego Happens, at http://blog.findingtruemagic.com/?p=130 . Peace, Jack Elias Dave, when my stepson was about six he was riding in the car with his mom and saw a big' sign over a toy store advertising some Lion King toys. (He hadn't seen the movie…it wasn't even out yet.)
His first response was to jump up on the car seat and exclaim, “Mom, I want those toys!”
His mom, who had previously discussed with him how advertising makes you want things, asked him gently, “Do you really want them; do you even know what they are?”'
He reflected for a moment and sat back in the car seat and said, “They got me, Mom. I don't know what they are and they made me want them.”
This was a very “proud mom” moment for my wife.
For more on this topic from a different angle, please go read (and, if you like, subscribe to) my newest blog entry, Ego Happens, at http://blog.findingtruemagic.com/?p=130 .
Peace, Jack Elias

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