In article <336899E5.4829@ix.netcom.com>, Alex Melamudov <alosha@ix.netcom.com> writes: The body of your text appears below. I should not be so quick to dismiss un unexamined resource on such grounds as yours, Alex. No less a prestigious authority than that of Wm. Edmonston, Jr., himself can be cited, here, in saying: "As we have discovered, and will see more of later, it was the nonprofessional, the occultist, the dabbler in magical and religious ritual who kept knowledge alive during the hiatuses of professional progress. To the soothsayers of old and magicians of late, we may owe a greater debt than we realize. In fact, some of the more prominent individuals in hypnosis during the present century learned many of their early techniques from stage magicians and the self- professed witches of their (our) time." (The Induction of Hypnosis, Edmonston, 1986, pp 36-37) The very incantations YOU may use to induce trance, healing or other, changes of such a nature often proclaimed "Miraculous!" could very well be directly descended of the hexencraft of such a Witch or other-styled student of the occult. In other words, *you may have already* spent ‘ money for hypnosis material from a site which produces tapes to "cast spells" ' . . . in all ignorance. Nor should you so quickly and prejudicially dismiss the people themselves as a group or a culture. I direct you to read Luhrumann's _Persuasions of the Witch's Craft_, where you will find that a cross-section of that sub-culture is more likely to be of above average intelligence, middle class earnings, and inordinately clustered in the job-fields of computer information. They may, on average, and some, predictably, in singular person, be doing far better in this world than you, *and* it is unbecoming us. ( Notwithstanding: this thread should have included the word: "Ad" in it's title. ) >Alex Melamudov <alosha@ix.netcom.com> writes: >charlesb@asb2.asb.com wrote: >> >>I'm not sure if this is appropriate to post to this group, because of it's >>commercial value. This is a new site http://www.hypnovision.com. >>HypnoVision has been in existence for 20 years and still very strong. >>They have been featured in Llewellyn's New World Magazine for >>years. The owner has already help me in some matters. Try >>stopping by and judge for yourself. Thanks for your time > >I think that anyone who spend money for hypnosis material from a site [12 lines left ... full text available at <url:http://www.reference.com/cgi-bin/pn/go?choice=message&table=05_1997&mid=3155814&hilit=HYPNOSIS> ] -------------------------------- Article-ID: 05_1997&3052928 Score: 86 Subject: Hypnosis Images Wanted