The Fundamental Principles of Hypnosis

By: Stanley L. Krebs

Dust jacket notes: "An essential book for anyone interested in acquiring a more practical understanding of the nature of hypnosis and suggestion. It is a non-technical work presenting the hypnotic condition as a natural capacity of all people. It demonstrates the various aspects of this capacity and indicates how it can be used productively. THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF HYPNOSIS illustrates with simplicity and clarity the many facets of hypnosis which have for the most part been obscured in too complicated language by serious researchers and confused by charlatans and entertainers as some form of magical practice. This title was originally published in 1906 and has been selected for republication in its revised form by the Institute for Research in Hypnosis Publication Society as a basic contribution to the further understanding of scientific hypnosis. Beyond their historical value the reports in this volume constitute an important segment of early hypnotherapy."

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B001NXVJ9E
• Release Date: January 1957
• Publisher: The Julian Press
• Length: 101 Pages