Comments on: Breaking Your Negative Thinking with Hypnosis http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/279/breaking-your-negative-thinking-with-hypnosis.html Portland Oregon Hypnotherapy, Hypnosis & NLP Sat, 24 Sep 2011 04:43:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Debbie Taylor http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/279/breaking-your-negative-thinking-with-hypnosis.html/comment-page-1#comment-53 Debbie Taylor Fri, 10 Apr 2009 16:09:16 +0000 http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/?p=279#comment-53 Negative thinking is such a bad habit! It's especially hard to break when we are surrounded by it in our daily lives. Just listen to the news or radio or listen to people in line at the grocery store. Once you become aware of your own negative thought patterns you really start to notice how prevelant negative thinking is in our culture. I am very confident however, that we can change our culture one person at a time. If we can practice the art of being present and interacting with others in a positive manner on a regular basis, eventually we will reach critical mass; something like the 100th Monkey syndrome! It takes practice, and hypnosis is a great way to discipline your mind.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('53','Debbie Taylor'); return false;">Reply to this Comment</a> | <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('53','Debbie Taylor','Negative thinking is such a bad habit! It\'s especially hard to break when we are surrounded by it in our daily lives. Just listen to the news or radio or listen to people in line at the grocery store. Once you become aware of your own negative thought patterns you really start to notice how prevelant negative thinking is in our culture. I am very confident however, that we can change our culture one person at a time. If we can practice the art of being present and interacting with others in a positive manner on a regular basis, eventually we will reach critical mass; something like the 100th Monkey syndrome! It takes practice, and hypnosis is a great way to discipline your mind.'); return false;">Quote this Comment</a></div> Negative thinking is such a bad habit! It’s especially hard to break when we are surrounded by it in our daily lives. Just listen to the news or radio or listen to people in line at the grocery store. Once you become aware of your own negative thought patterns you really start to notice how prevelant negative thinking is in our culture. I am very confident however, that we can change our culture one person at a time. If we can practice the art of being present and interacting with others in a positive manner on a regular basis, eventually we will reach critical mass; something like the 100th Monkey syndrome! It takes practice, and hypnosis is a great way to discipline your mind.
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]]> By: Tracie Mahan http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/279/breaking-your-negative-thinking-with-hypnosis.html/comment-page-1#comment-50 Tracie Mahan Tue, 07 Apr 2009 21:36:11 +0000 http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/?p=279#comment-50 Robert I totally agree. Getting all the help you can with over coming the negative thoughts and the little voice with in is a great idea and Bunni is an amazing hypnotherapist. She would be a great choice for Positive thinking and for anything else a person would need help with.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('50','Tracie Mahan'); return false;">Reply to this Comment</a> | <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('50','Tracie Mahan','Robert I totally agree. Getting all the help you can with over coming the negative thoughts and the little voice with in is a great idea and Bunni is an amazing hypnotherapist. She would be a great choice for Positive thinking and for anything else a person would need help with.'); return false;">Quote this Comment</a></div> Robert I totally agree. Getting all the help you can with over coming the negative thoughts and the little voice with in is a great idea and Bunni is an amazing hypnotherapist. She would be a great choice for Positive thinking and for anything else a person would need help with.
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]]> By: Robert Bury http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/279/breaking-your-negative-thinking-with-hypnosis.html/comment-page-1#comment-47 Robert Bury Tue, 07 Apr 2009 21:00:07 +0000 http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/?p=279#comment-47 Bunni, Talk about getting right to the ROOT of the issue! I remember when I was tackling my ego and learning to think positively ... I wish I would have known to go to a hypnotherapist back then - I remember it being quite the task to undertake. I truly believe that by breaking my negative thinking it Changed My Entire World - profoundly for the better. But yes it can creep back in quite easily ... I'll be doing some self-hypnosis around Positive Thinking. Thanks so much for bringing it up!!! I strongly recommend everyone who is even remotely considering Hypnotherapy & Positive Thinking to contact <a href="http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/hypnosis-professionals?user=Bunni-Sek" title="Portland Hypnotherapist Bunni Sek" rel="nofollow">Bunni Sek</a> ASAP - I couldn't recommend her highly enough ... she's amazing!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('47','Robert Bury'); return false;">Reply to this Comment</a> | <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('47','Robert Bury','Bunni, \r\nTalk about getting right to the ROOT of the issue! I remember when I was tackling my ego and learning to think positively ... I wish I would have known to go to a hypnotherapist back then - I remember it being quite the task to undertake. I truly believe that by breaking my negative thinking it Changed My Entire World - profoundly for the better. But yes it can creep back in quite easily ... I\'ll be doing some self-hypnosis around Positive Thinking. Thanks so much for bringing it up!!! \r\nI strongly recommend everyone who is even remotely considering Hypnotherapy & Positive Thinking to contact <a href=\"http:\/\/www.portlandhypnotherapy.org\/hypnosis-professionals?user=Bunni-Sek\" title=\"Portland Hypnotherapist Bunni Sek\" rel=\"nofollow\">Bunni Sek<\/a> ASAP - I couldn\'t recommend her highly enough ... she\'s amazing!'); return false;">Quote this Comment</a></div> Bunni,
Talk about getting right to the ROOT of the issue! I remember when I was tackling my ego and learning to think positively … I wish I would have known to go to a hypnotherapist back then – I remember it being quite the task to undertake. I truly believe that by breaking my negative thinking it Changed My Entire World – profoundly for the better. But yes it can creep back in quite easily … I’ll be doing some self-hypnosis around Positive Thinking. Thanks so much for bringing it up!!!
I strongly recommend everyone who is even remotely considering Hypnotherapy & Positive Thinking to contact Bunni Sek ASAP – I couldn’t recommend her highly enough … she’s amazing!
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]]> By: Tracie Mahan http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/279/breaking-your-negative-thinking-with-hypnosis.html/comment-page-1#comment-44 Tracie Mahan Tue, 07 Apr 2009 06:38:51 +0000 http://www.portlandhypnotherapy.org/?p=279#comment-44 It is so common for our mind to go quickly to a negative place isn't it? How often do we create stories around a situation or person when really we know very little about the actual event or intention of the person we created the story about. Our minds are always going. The little voice in our head has nothing better to do then to tell us a story or talk down to us in our moments of feeling low or depressed. Your picture is ideal for this article because it is about breaking the chains that bind us. Set ourselves free and live again. Bunni, you have the power to help people do just that. I really enjoyed your article. I look forward to more of your posts to come.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('44','Tracie Mahan'); return false;">Reply to this Comment</a> | <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('44','Tracie Mahan','It is so common for our mind to go quickly to a negative place isn\'t it? How often do we create stories around a situation or person when really we know very little about the actual event or intention of the person we created the story about. Our minds are always going. The little voice in our head has nothing better to do then to tell us a story or talk down to us in our moments of feeling low or depressed. Your picture is ideal for this article because it is about breaking the chains that bind us. Set ourselves free and live again. Bunni, you have the power to help people do just that. I really enjoyed your article. I look forward to more of your posts to come.'); return false;">Quote this Comment</a></div> It is so common for our mind to go quickly to a negative place isn’t it? How often do we create stories around a situation or person when really we know very little about the actual event or intention of the person we created the story about. Our minds are always going. The little voice in our head has nothing better to do then to tell us a story or talk down to us in our moments of feeling low or depressed. Your picture is ideal for this article because it is about breaking the chains that bind us. Set ourselves free and live again. Bunni, you have the power to help people do just that. I really enjoyed your article. I look forward to more of your posts to come.
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