1. No caffeine, drugs or alcohol. These substances can affect reaching Theta state. (Note: Always follow your doctor's prescribed medical instructions and nutritional guidelines.)
2. To ensure a clear connection, it is recommended to position your computer or laptop in close proximity to your internet router whenever possible. This will help optimize the quality of our connection.
3. To ensure a successful session, it is crucial to have a headset with an attached microphone positioned in front of your mouth. This enables your facilitator to hear everything you say, even when you whisper. (Please note that the session cannot proceed without this essential equipment.)
4. Ensure you have a secure environment for the session, free from any potential interruptions. If there are other family members present in the house, kindly communicate to them the importance of not disturbing you during this time.
5. During the session, it is advisable to place any cats, dogs, or other pets in a separate room. They tend to enjoy these sessions and may approach you, playfully interact by pulling your arms, shaking you, or even sitting on top of you!
6. Please note that hypnotherapy is distinct from anesthesia. Throughout the session, you will remain conscious of your surroundings while lying on the bed. There is no physical transition involved, nor will you experience somnambulism (though exceptions exist). Rather, our focus is on exploring the depths of your mind, allowing your Higher Self to guide us to the necessary revelations and insights.
7. You may experience doubts from your conscious mind during hypnosis, such as thinking "This isn't real" or "I'm still awake." However, it's important to ignore these thoughts and focus on the unfolding of your mind. Embrace whatever comes up, no matter how silly or strange it may seem. Remember, the conscious mind's purpose is to keep you safe, even if it means preventing you from fully experiencing the session. Trust that your higher self will guide the session, revealing what you need to see.