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1. Trance-Cultural Defined
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Trance-Cultural Defined
What is a trance? Trance normally is a word used for indicating a person being in a hypnotist's office hears something and not other things, and is being led to concentrate in a specific direction. In other words, this person catches just a side from the ongoing conrextual reality.
Each culture is in itself such a collective trance. This is because each culture brings our mind towards a specific direction to which we will be very attentive, while less attentive to other things.
We can call it in this methodology “everyday permanent trance”.
It leade us to think that in each culture people use just a little part of their brain-potential(s).
We have technic to go beyond these limitations: we call them “trance-cultural technic”!
These techniques are found in the West within: Hypnosis, NLP, Magic, Alchemy
In the East: Chi Kung, Yoga etc.
All over the world: Shamanism, Spirit techniques
See also:
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