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Gil Boyne - Power Programming Instructions

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ABOUT THE PROGRAMS

Power Programming cassettes/CDs are fully audible and do not employ subliminal suggestions
or musical backgrounds.

Self-Hypnosis Motivation Programs


- POWER PROGRAMMING - by Gil Boyne, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist
Important Instructions for Use! (Please read carefully.)

The following instructions provide the necessary guidelines to maximize your effectiveness
so you enjoy the most rapid and powerful results.

1. Each CD has the hypnotic relaxation induction process on track One and specific and detailed
programming on track Two. The only exceptions are: Program #103, on which both tracks are
virtually identical; and CD #114, which should be played daily for seven days, alternating tracks,
and then played according to your need and desire.

2. Listen to track One only for six consecutive days. This conditions you to respond to the more
rapid induction into self-hypnosis on track Two. After this six-day conditioning period, your
continued use of track One, Self-Hypnosis Training is optional, for purposes such as deep
relaxation and hypnotic slumber.

3. When you start using track Two for your programming, do not switch to different programs on
different days. Stick with one program for at least seven days. When you use several programs in
the same time span, you can overload and confuse your subconscious mind as to your specific
goals.

4. While listening to your program, if your conscious awareness drifts away and you feel you
may have gone to sleep for a brief period, don't be concerned. As long as you become aware at
the end of the program or shortly after, you can be sure that your subconscious mind has been
absorbing the programming.

5. DO NOT try to concentrate while listening to your CD. Let your mind drift where it will.
Avoid analyzing and asking yourself questions while you are in the hypnotic state

Reasons for Resistance to Change


William James, known as the "Father of American Psychology," said, "All human beings resist
change!" If you discover that you are not responding quickly or are not experiencing rapid
change, here are the most common reasons:

1. You may be overly anxious - this will inhibit results. When dealing with your subconscious
mind, the rule is: "Take it easy. Allow it to happen. You cannot force it to happen!"

2. You may be subconsciously resistant or poorly motivated to change. Continued practice will
dissolve your resistance.
3. You may be overcontrolled and have a fear of "letting go." Continued practice will subtly and
surely overcome this fear.

William James also stated, "Change occurs rapidly when you reach the point of readiness for
change." No one can predict the exact moment when you are ready for change. For this reason,
you must persist! Don't give up, and never give in. Continue until you have replaced the negative
ideas of your deeper mind and you begin to experience the positive and creative results you truly
deserve.

Best wishes for your success!

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