The answer is yes! It is absolutely possible! In fact, channelling attention into listening and looking through a screen, helps to narrow the field of focus and increase concentration, essential assumptions of the process of induction of trance. Try to think of how many people hypnotize themselves in front of the TV watching a movie. This is also a form of trance... Too bad that in these cases the mind feeds on mostly violent content instead of gentle evolutionary therapy!

If the line drops, simply wait for it to come back up and continue to stay where you are at that moment. You will soon realize that through trance and creative visualizations you can explore entire worlds and new dimensions... those of your Being! If the line does not recover, it may happen that you wake up spontaneously, or that you let yourself be carried away in a condition of sleep.

Apart from people who suffer or have suffered from epilepsy and those with particular psychiatric conditions, anyone is hypnotizable! There are people who go into trance more easily and others less, it depends on their ability to concentrate. Contrary to what one might believe, it is precisely the open people, those who want to experience new sensations, with the desire to grow and change their lives for the better, who can see beyond, the creative ones, to be more subject to experience deeper trances and in a fairly short time. The more you can let go and relax and the more you allow yourself to follow the hypnotist's directions, the faster and more effective the induction process will be and you will be able to reach new awareness and expand your field of opportunities and personal growth.

Simple, if you are in a state of deep relaxation, the mind is calm and your attention is turned inward, then yes you are in a state of trance. If you listen to words that follow one another and respond to suggestions by imagining scenarios and situations that can help you find new more useful and constructive answers, remaining an observer of yourself in a neutral space, completely out of judgment, a bit like when you dream, then yes you are also here in a state of trance.

It depends, we are all different individuals. There are those who remember every single word, there are those who are a bit confused about what has been said and then there are those who forget everything, but it is very rare. The feeling you may have when you are in a trance is a bit like that of sleepiness, or hypnagogic state, or just sleeping. It is a bit like when you meditate, the gaze is turned inwards but the perceptions are amplified, there is concentration, but you do not sleep; And if there is a need to open our eyes, our perfect mind alerts us and awakens, leaving us with a feeling of being rested.

No, this cannot happen. No one can make you do things you don't want to; your behaviour is always a conscious choice. There will always be a part of you ready to protect you. A bit like when you sleep, then something happens in the room, maybe a sudden noise that makes you wake up. In the same way, it happens in hypnosis. In addition, I would also like to remember that in this case, the purpose of using hypnosis is to facilitate the hypnotized person to find answers within himself, not to give a show as happens instead on television. That's another story.

Considering that hypnosis is a gentle technique that involves deep relaxation and work on the positive it is very difficult for this to happen. But if this ever happens, the hypnotist (in this case, me) would help you to detach yourself from the event by bringing you back to the present moment and then only later with your times, I would guide you with NLP techniques (programming-neuro-linguistics) to recode the past negative experience by attributing different emotions to it so that it can no longer affect your future. Remember that I am here to support and accompany you step by step on your path to inner peace and happiness and you may be surprised at how quickly and easily this can happen.