Hypnosis is an unknown state of mind to most people, so it usually raises a few questions - Here are a few of the most....

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Some people mistakenly believe that hypnosis puts someone "under the control" of the hypnotist — nothing could be further from the truth. While experiencing hypnosis, the volunteer is in complete control and cannot be made to do anything against their will or their morals.

As an ethical and conscientious hypnotist, C.J. is always aware of the volunteers on stage and won’t allow anything to happen that someone might later regret or that could cause extreme embarrassment.  Many people comment after shows that they've never seen a hypnotist that treats his volunteers so well.

• Hypnosis dates back to the days of the Egyptian pyramids.
• You cannot be "stuck" in a hypnotic state. (though you can be stranded in Oklahoma - go figure).
• Hypnosis heightens your senses, it doesn't "weaken your will".
• The Vatican has approved of hypnosis to ease pain during child birth.
• The AMA recognized hypnosis as a science in 1958.
• Hypnosis is merely a heightened state of relaxation and suggestibility, not "sleep".
• The word Hypnosis comes from the Greek God Hypnos - the God of sleep.
• You cannot be made to do anything while experiencing hypnosis that is against your will.
• The more intelligent a person is, the more likely a candidate they make as a hypnosis subject.
• Almost anyone who wants to experience hypnosis can!
• The Hypnotist does not have any special powers over a subject, he serves only as a guide for someone to hypnotize themselves.
• 1 hour of hypnosis is equal to approximately 4 hours of sleep.
• Many athletes use hypnosis in one form or another to heighten their performance.
• Hypnosis is the most fun, entertaining experience you can have for your next event.