Sentences with phrase «hypnotic trance»
A "hypnotic trance" refers to a state of deep relaxation and focus achieved with the help of a hypnotist or through self-hypnosis. It is a state where an individual's attention becomes highly focused, allowing them to be more receptive to suggestions and guidance. Full definition
«Hitler was not insane or deranged, or suffering from drug - induced delusions,» he writes, «or laboring under the effects of some chronic disease such as syphilis, or acting in an unresolved hypnotic trance: on the contrary, he was sane according to any reasonable definition of the term, and fully responsible for his actions.»
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David Fox, «Mind / Body, Brain / Soul: Halakhic Explorations of Hypnotic Trance Phenomena,» Journal of Psychology and Judaism, Vol.
I've been known to load one on my smart phone, plug in headphones and slip on sunglasses and go into a stress - relieving hypnotic trance in parks from time to time.
While there, Lorraine sees, in a self - induced hypnotic trance, a demonic figure who will chase her and her husband for the rest of the movie.
Ancient indigenous rites, disturbing animal behavior, and captivating hypnotic trances come together in an intense exploration into the darkest corners... when the games go too far, reality unravels with astonishing and deadly consequences.
When you get to be an old geezer you remember these moments with paintings or sculptures: they don't quite make you faint but do put you into a strange hypnotic trance.
Describe how trauma symptoms may act as negative hypnotic trances and how that may affect therapeutic outcomes.
To put a fellow human being into a hypnotic trance, it was well known one needed both (a) a pair of deep - set, ineffably powerful eyes and (b) an old Victorian pocket watch on a chain.
One school claims that hypnosis fundamentally alters a subject's state of mind; the other believes that there is nothing radical about it, that all the strange experiences and odd behaviors typically associated with hypnosis can be observed in people who are not actually in a hypnotic trance.
All communication invites the receiver into a hypnotic trance.
When he emerges from the hypnotic trance he is horrified to find evidence that the brutal murder depicted in the game actually happened - and he's the killer.»
Exotica (Atom Egoyan, 1994) Backed with Mychael Danna's haunting score and the dark, pulsing rhythm of Leonard Cohen's «Everybody Knows,» there's no escaping the hypnotic trance of the puzzle that is Atom Egoyan's Exotica.
Horrified, Harold and George try to reverse the hypnotic trance.
The flanking numbers 1 - 4 recall the procedure of counting, with which one is placed in a hypnotic trance or once again brought back to consciousness.
Since 1978 Matt Mullican has been occupied with the subject of «hypnosis», performing in a hypnotic trance - either in front of an audience or in the seclusion of his studio.
The hypnotic trance that their money causes the conservative masses to fall under works every time, as the Soros Left loves to explain (and what a surprise — the New York Times is one of Mother Jones's big advertisers).