Some Of My Christian Friends Think That Hypnosis Is Evil – But Why? – Part 3

The last time I wrote on this topic I thought I had concluded what I have to say on this subject.  However there was a very interesting and helpful comment from a guy called Mike Reeves-McMillan

To get up to speed you might like to see the previous blog entries first: 

 http://wats-on.net/2008/06/03/some-of-my-christian-friends-do-not-understand-hypnosis/

 and followed by

 http://wats-on.net/2008/06/10/some-of-my-christian-friends-think-hypnosis-is-evil-but-why-part-2/

 This weekend just passed I followed Mike’s suggestion and listened  to the interview of Rev Dr Scot Giles by Cal Banyan:

Cal Banyan interview
with Rev Scot Giles

There, encapsulated in one being, is a Medical Hypnotherapist and Clergyman.  He explains a lot about his work with cancer patients and is doing a long term study of intervention outcomes.

Rev Scot is typical of so many preachers in that he hardly needs to have an interviewer – all you have to do is wind him up and let him go.  Fascinating material though particularly the historical background and the reaction to hypnosis of different branches of the church.

Cal Banyan interview
with Rev Scot Giles

So thank you Mike for that great link – Mikes Blog

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About Keith Watson

Hi - I am Keith Watson. This blog is dedicated to Banger - a teacher from my teenage years who - at least once a week - insisted upon cracking the hilarious - and I have to say - never heard before line "What's on Watson?". I would smile demurely - the rest of the class would fall about with sides aching - and life would go on for another week. 'Wats-on My Mind' I have decided will assist me personally as well as be of interest to others (I hope) who share my challenges. It will help keep me organised and document my activities so that I know what I did yesterday. You think I am joking!! I have been in the website development game since 1993 and have been involved with over 2000 website builds (with the help of my fantastic team of freelance programmers) It was only in the last two years though that I have moved over to making money for myself on line and in particular linking up with an amazing talent called Adam Eason to produce and distribute self help and hypnotherapy products. As a result of looking to promote these products I have downloaded hundreds of internet marketing articles and e-books, studied countless reports, tested list building tactics, butterflied, boot-camped, buzzed, adsensed, affiliated, met a jerk, jv'ed, plr given-awayed, and generally suffered from information overload. My computer - presumably in a fit of pique or simply demanding a holiday has given up the ghost on at least two occassions - causing me even more stress. Oh this simple business of making money online. BUT the great news is that it is all working and our list has grown - I have found some gurus I have complete faith in - and Adam and I are actually making money from our endeavours. Some way to go but I am more relaxed and can spot a phoney over hyped, sexed up, must have latest product which you must either buy or if not, simply fade into oblivion. There’s not room on this Internet for the two of us. This ramble of an introduction is really to set the scene for I am sure an interesting journey which I invite you to join. In fact I want you to help me find the right tools, scripts, plugins etc. etc, that will catapult me into the stratosphere of success. I hope you will be there with me. I don't just consider success in a monetary sense. I so want to help some friends of mine who are involved in Christian missionary work in some pretty harrowing parts of this world. If I can bring any help to their missions that will give me more satisfaction than anything else. I really, really do love this web stuff and the people you meet. I am convinced that this powerful technology can be harnessed to do some good.

One Response to “Some Of My Christian Friends Think That Hypnosis Is Evil – But Why? – Part 3”

  1. Mike Reeves-McMillan September 18, 2008 at 9:45 pm #

    You’re very welcome, Keith – thanks for the linkback.

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