03-12-2020, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by iamnotme
I didn't sleep well last night and had a very long day at work, so right now I am exhausted. This made me wonder if hypnosis would be more effective on someone who is exhausted or well rested. Also would other states of mind change the effectiveness, such as intoxicated, stressed, etc.
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Originally Posted by rw789
Impairments such as being exhausted, intoxicated, stressed, etc tend to interfere or hinder hypnosis. Being too exhausted will lead one to falling asleep, stressed makes one unable to focus and distracted, etc.
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Basically what they said. You have to be able to focus. So if you are too tired, drunk, etc. you are not able to focus. However, it is common for many people that are just starting out to do files right before bed. The body and mind are calmer during that time, and it can be easier to slip into hypnosis.
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