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Global Hypnosis Summit

Burbank, California – February 5, 2009 –

Don L. Price leader and innovator of hypnosis training in the corporate market place and personal success coach announced today that he has been selected as a faculty member for the upcoming Global Hypnosis Summit On March 13, 14, 15, 2009.

History will be made in the field of hypnotherapy and self-improvement in the form of a virtual (online) educational conference about hypnosis, hypnotherapy and self-help, self-improvement techniques featuring Don L. Price with other luminaries as Judith Simon Prager, PhD, Bernie Seigel, MD and Daniel Kolbiaka as well as top trainers from around the world.

For a total cost of $129 participants can view 99+ video lectures in the comfort of their own home or office. These lectures are geared for the general public, for entertainment hypnosis as well as providing continuing education for hypnotherapists.

They will be available on the servers for two weeks after the conference ends. Only basic computer expertise is needed and 98% of the computers in the world area already capable of viewing this event.

Don L. Price has helped tens of thousands of people become better sales people, lose weight, stop smoking, manage stress, improve self confidence, play sports with excellence, overcome fear doubt and procrastination and experience inner peace & wealth through radio, television, corporate seminars, private sessions and audio programs.

In an interview with Don L. Price, he said unquestionably when the word hypnosis pops-up in a conversation or in the mainstream press, nostrils flair, minds conjure up strong reactions of parlor tricks and pictures of late night scary movies where starry-eyed maidens are seduced to carry out satanic acts.

He said that nothing is future from the truth. Hypnosis is truly magical and at the same time clearly explainable and understandable. You can only begin to imagine the positive and dramatic effects it will have on your journey for greater success in life and business.

For more information or to register go to Hypnosis Summit or Don L. Price at 818-841-0581

YOUR MIND

The mind is composed basically of two parts:

1. The Conscious Mind, which is sometimes referred to as the
objective mind or analytical mind, and which makes up
approximately seven to ten percent of the mind.

2. The Subconscious Mind, which is also referred to as the
unconscious or subjective mind, and which occupies the
remaining ninety to ninety-three percent of the mind.
The conscious mind has partial control of the nervous system and
muscle action. Everyone has slowed his rate of breathing and heart rate, or affected muscular reaction by using the conscious mind.

This is the voluntary portion of the mind.

The conscious mind has the responsibility of organizing the mental
process in order to cope effectively with reality. The conscious
mind receives messages from the senses and uses this information
in deciding to accept or reject the incoming information. The
conscious mind is used to make day-to-day decisions. It is also the
guardian of suggestions that enter the subconscious mind.

The subconscious mind is where the conscience resides. Most of us
think of the conscience as stemming from a religious doctrine or
parental training, or both. It actually consists of our intellectual
and spiritual concepts of right and wrong derived from, and
believed acceptable by, our society. It serves as a policeman
regulating our behavior.

We are aware of our conscience when we think of or commit an act
that is contrary to our long-held beliefs, precepts, or moral code.
This presents conflict within, and the conscience tells us so with
uneasy and uncomfortable pangs and inner pain. From these
uncomfortable feelings can spring guilt, frustration, and anxiety.

On the other hand, if we plan or enact a favorable experience that
is in keeping with our standards and values, then we feel "good"
about ourselves and find life at that instant more meaningful. The
conscience is not altered in a state of hypnosis. Either way, it
remains active and functional.

The subconscious mind controls the autonomic nervous system
and regulates and coordinates heart function, glandular activity,
muscular movements, etc. It is the coordination of this complex yet
well functioning process that keeps each person alive and healthy.

When a person is unconscious through anesthesia, shock, coma,
or injury, the subconscious state of mind does not inhibit any
function of the body that is there for its own protection and wellbeing.

The subconscious is a vast storehouse of knowledge, impulse, and
experience accumulated since birth. Everything a person has seen,
heard, smelled, felt, and experienced since birth is recorded in the
subconscious mind. The mind can be compared to a computer.

Exploratory brain stimulation by surgeons and case studies of
hypnotized subjects has demonstrated that past memories are
stored, not forgotten.