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by Lisa Christine LeBlanc
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Ever since I can remember I’ve had an attraction and interest to and in hypnosis and how the mind works. This same pull led me to read up on past-life regression (PLR) and near death experience (NDE), but that’s a whole other article. This same magnetizing force later guided me to study philosophy and psychology. In my early twenties I made various attempts at self-hypnosis. I’d record a script that I'd write and practice hypnotic induction and suggestion on myself. I never truly was aware of any changes, but to be fair, I was pretty young and blissfully ignorant of the healing route ahead.
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I continued along my path, eventually wandering into and out of different types of healing practices, reading, and trying psychotherapy when the stigma finally wore thinner from the grating of the pain. At various times I practiced Yoga, chanting mantras, meditation and Tai Chi. I moved along to Focusing and then Psycho-shamanism, both these were helpful and arduous. Yet I received a wonderful amount of direction and support from the very benevolent healers in my life. And still, I carried and accumulated, though less so, baggage along my journey.
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All these healing modalities contributed to my evolution, serving their purpose to support me through the thick of my malaises. Even after being reconnected, though, through consciousness processes to the universal energy of the cosmos, to Guides who waited patiently and hopefully, I still occasionally dove deeply to wallow in the past and vast familiar territory of negative thinking. Intense struggle will do this. And this will recreate intense struggle. Knowing is not the same as doing. And as hard as I tried, something inside me still insisted on--though less and less as time passed--sticking myself in overtly and subtly difficult situations.
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Enter Hypnosis.
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I honestly am always thrilled when a new modality soars along the way it should. Sometimes that looked like a crane dug through the wreckage of my demolished self, and astonishingly plucked the salvageable part of me from the smoldering rubble, like the Phoenix. Tapping, or EFT, gave me that. Meditation offers great stability, when things can calm down long enough to get back in the groove of Zen after a series of zany. billywheeling is for me a matter of unfolding, and so in this discovery and allowing for the expression of that part that begs for unleashing, I am fulfilled.
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I am equally fulfilled because I have done the training and seriously learnt about what hypnosis is, what it is not, and how to do it effectively to help myself and others in a very quick and painless manner. Hypnotherapy helps gain complete control over unconstructive thought patterns and behaviours, and it combines harmoniously and effectively with most other practices. I have felt the positive effects of hypnosis. Most importantly, though, I have witnessed the exhilarating transformation of those I've worked on. Now THAT is priceless!
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| Lisa Christine LeBlanc is the creator and founder of billywheeling healing, a natural healing modality based on her life experience and background in Philosophy, Consciousness practices, Focusing and Psycho-shamanism. Lisa is an NGH Trained and Certified Hypnotherapist. |
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Contact billywheeling to book a session.
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