Just testing a way to blog from my email. hypnohotshot at www.mindmagic123.com
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"When young, I expected miracles.
Now old, I am grateful for small mercies."
"One of the most useless endeavors in this life is to expect people,
including our parents, to not be who and what they are,
or to be who and what they are not. .
I know, I did it all my life!"
"Creativity is the wild card: the joker in the pack."
By .. ..
Brian Green, (aka hypnohotshot, the little b.)
Holistic Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy - Los Angeles
http://ping.fm/qTKLb
For HYPNOTHERAPY in the Los Angeles area.
For a range of HYPNOTISM books and audio/visual tapes,
new and used, rare and hard to find.
Please forward a copy of this info to anyone you know,
who might need or enjoy this information.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Brians Brush With Death.
For those who are interested: on September 20th 20010, I dialed 911, knowing something very bad was happening to me. Rushed to intensive care, had abdominal surgery for as it turned out, peritonitis due to a burst colon. Obstructed, no identified cause, no warning. The Doctors opined I had but a few hours to live prior to surgery. I was in intensive care for 2 weeks, hooked up to machines and tubes everywhere. The Docs would only say I could make it, not I would make it, for 10 days. All a blackout to me, I lost my mind at the time. Then I was off to a skilled nursing facility for 10 weeks, while the huge hollow in my belly healed up. Now I am back home 5 weeks, picking up the threads of my practice a bit here and a bit there, lots of time off, very low key.
For those who are interested: on September 20th 20010, I dialed 911, knowing something very bad was happening to me. Rushed to intensive care, had abdominal surgery for as it turned out, peritonitis due to a burst colon. Obstructed, no identified cause, no warning. The Doctors opined I had but a few hours to live prior to surgery. I was in intensive care for 2 weeks, hooked up to machines and tubes everywhere. The Docs would only say I could make it, not I would make it, for 10 days. All a blackout to me, I lost my mind at the time. Then I was off to a skilled nursing facility for 10 weeks, while the huge hollow in my belly healed up. Now I am back home 5 weeks, picking up the threads of my practice a bit here and a bit there, lots of time off, very low key.
Monday, June 7, 2010
I have at last located video, MTV: Brian hypnotizes Big of Rob and Big. Rob trances out while watching: http://ping.fm/hiSjO
Sunday, May 9, 2010
I have been publishing on http://ping.fm/7bhyR
on this issue, and think it deserves a wider audience. Post it anywhere you think useful, with attribution to this website if you can please.
I am a Certified drug and alcohol counselor. In my youngyears I personally saw two persons smoke pot for the first time, and have a psychotic break. A recent UK study shows that one out of four psychiatric emergency room visits by under 21 year olds are persons with heavy pot use. A client came to me as a hypnotherapist and said, "I have lost all motivation and I am having short term memory problems." Later, after his heavy daily pot smoking came out, I said. "As pot can cause "amotivational syndrome" and short term memory problems, we will never know if pot is responsible unless you stop smoking it!" He did, and recovered with counseling and hypnotherapy for his associated problems. Unless outside help can present another picture, it is almost impossible to be aware of the effects of a drug with the organ affected by the drug, i.e. the brain. Like any psychoactive drug, including prescription drugs and alcohol, some, but not all, will have to pay a heavy price for using it.
Even though I know pot is not a harmless teddy bear drug as many would like to think, I am in still favor of decriminalization as I have written elsewhere. Not because it is harmless relative to alcohol. Simply because attempts at suppression generally increase the amount of drugs available, and foster multi-billion dollar criminal organizations conspiring to spread drug use. hypnohotshot at http://ping.fm/Ua2FL
on this issue, and think it deserves a wider audience. Post it anywhere you think useful, with attribution to this website if you can please.
I am a Certified drug and alcohol counselor. In my youngyears I personally saw two persons smoke pot for the first time, and have a psychotic break. A recent UK study shows that one out of four psychiatric emergency room visits by under 21 year olds are persons with heavy pot use. A client came to me as a hypnotherapist and said, "I have lost all motivation and I am having short term memory problems." Later, after his heavy daily pot smoking came out, I said. "As pot can cause "amotivational syndrome" and short term memory problems, we will never know if pot is responsible unless you stop smoking it!" He did, and recovered with counseling and hypnotherapy for his associated problems. Unless outside help can present another picture, it is almost impossible to be aware of the effects of a drug with the organ affected by the drug, i.e. the brain. Like any psychoactive drug, including prescription drugs and alcohol, some, but not all, will have to pay a heavy price for using it.
Even though I know pot is not a harmless teddy bear drug as many would like to think, I am in still favor of decriminalization as I have written elsewhere. Not because it is harmless relative to alcohol. Simply because attempts at suppression generally increase the amount of drugs available, and foster multi-billion dollar criminal organizations conspiring to spread drug use. hypnohotshot at http://ping.fm/Ua2FL
Legalizing Cannabis/drugs
I have been publishing on current.com/ on this topic. Thought it deserved a wider audience.
I am a Certified drug and alcohol counselor. In my youngyears I personally saw two persons smoke pot for the first time, and have a psychotic break. A recent UK study shows that one out of four psychiatric emergency room visits by under 21 year olds are persons with heavy pot use. A client came to me as a hypnotherapist and said, "I have lost all motivation and I am having short term memory problems." Later, after his heavy daily pot smoking came out, I said. As pot can cause "amotivational syndrome" and short term memory problems, we will never know if pot is responsible unless you stop smoking it!" He did, and recovered with counseling and hypnotherapy for his associated problems. Unless outside help can present another picture, it is almost impossible to be aware of the effects of a drug with the organ affected by the drug, i.e. the brain. Like any psychoactive drug, including prescription drugs and alcohol, some, but not all, will have to pay a heavy price for using it.
Even though I know pot is not a harmless teddy bear drug as many would like to think, I am in still favor of decriminalization as I have written elsewhere. Not because it is harmless relative to alcohol. Simply because attempts at suppression generally increase the amount of drugs available, and foster multi-billion dollar criminal organizations conspiring to spread drug use.
hypnohotshot at http://www.mindmagic123.com
Articles etc. on hypnosis, hypnotherapy, alcoholism, drug addiction.
I am a Certified drug and alcohol counselor. In my youngyears I personally saw two persons smoke pot for the first time, and have a psychotic break. A recent UK study shows that one out of four psychiatric emergency room visits by under 21 year olds are persons with heavy pot use. A client came to me as a hypnotherapist and said, "I have lost all motivation and I am having short term memory problems." Later, after his heavy daily pot smoking came out, I said. As pot can cause "amotivational syndrome" and short term memory problems, we will never know if pot is responsible unless you stop smoking it!" He did, and recovered with counseling and hypnotherapy for his associated problems. Unless outside help can present another picture, it is almost impossible to be aware of the effects of a drug with the organ affected by the drug, i.e. the brain. Like any psychoactive drug, including prescription drugs and alcohol, some, but not all, will have to pay a heavy price for using it.
Even though I know pot is not a harmless teddy bear drug as many would like to think, I am in still favor of decriminalization as I have written elsewhere. Not because it is harmless relative to alcohol. Simply because attempts at suppression generally increase the amount of drugs available, and foster multi-billion dollar criminal organizations conspiring to spread drug use.
hypnohotshot at http://www.mindmagic123.com
Articles etc. on hypnosis, hypnotherapy, alcoholism, drug addiction.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
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