Executive summary about hypnosis by Roseanna Leaton
Many things can get in the way of your purpose or form barriers between you and your goals. Some of these things cannot be changed and you have to draw upon your inner resourcefulness to find a way around such issues, like river water weaving its way around rocks to eventually find its way towards a distant ocean. The greater your sense of purpose is, the easier it will be to adapt to circumstances, think laterally, and discover alternative routes to your destination.
Other barriers to one's motivation may have more subjective foundations. Worries and fears may inveigle their way into your mind, casting shadows in the way of your dreams, dulling your focus and dimming your enthusiasm. When your mind gives in to fears you find yourself robbed of the power of purpose. Fear ensures that you live in limbo, paddling purely to keep afloat instead of propelling yourself forwards in any useful manner.
To move forwards in life always involves facing fears and mastering them. From an early age we are constantly faced with new situations which could be seen as either fearful or as windows of opportunity. We learn through experience ways in which to cope with fears, some of them more successful than others.
If you feel that fears get in the way of your sense of purpose then you will likely find hypnosis to be of assistance. Hypnosis is a state of relaxation that allows you to access your subconscious mind. This is the area of your mind where deep-rooted patterns of thought, belief and behavior are stored. Therefore, with hypnosis you can make alternations to your automatic coping strategies and find alternate ways in which to overcome your fears.
Hypnosis also allows you to access the more creative part of your mind and to get your imagination involved to see your goals more clearly. You can enhance the power of your purpose with the help of hypnosis. In this way you can build your motivation, strengthen your self-confidence and dare to dream once more.