Why I Became Interested in Hypnosis and Became a Hypnotherapist – Part 2

 Following from my last post:

I heard someone say, "Hypnosis can help with diverticulitis."

Honestly, my first reaction was probably like most people’s:

“No way. I don’t believe it. Must be a scam…”

Then my inner voice jumped in:

"They’ll make you cluck like a chicken, hypnotise you, and take your bank details!"

The image that popped into my head was straight out of a movie — someone swinging a pocket watch, and you lose all control...

But why did I think that way?

Now I understand — it came from my unconscious mind.

(I’ll explain more about that in a future post.)

The truth is, the pain from diverticulitis became unbearable — physically and emotionally.

I needed a solution. Something beyond the usual.

So I started researching and learning self-hypnosis.

It helped a little... but it wasn’t enough.

Eventually, I enrolled in a hypnotherapy course — not to become a therapist, but simply to help myself manage the pain.

And you know what?

It worked.

I discovered my pain was triggered by overwhelming stress — deep, suppressed stress that my body was trying to express.

Through hypnotherapy and self-hypnosis techniques, I finally learned how to understand and manage that stress.

The result?

A huge improvement.

I felt calmer, lighter, and more in control of my life.

So yes — hypnotherapy 100% helped me.

But then I asked myself new questions:

- Why was I stressed in the first place?

- Why did these patterns keep repeating in my life?

That’s when I experienced a Mindset Empowerment Breakthrough.

And that breakthrough helped me uncover the real answer —

Hidden emotional baggage from the past.

After completing the breakthrough process, I finally healed from the inside out.

It completely transformed my life.

-------- More to come...