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self-hypˈnosis Psychol.
[self- 1 a, d.]
= autohypnosis s.v. auto-1 a. Also self-ˈhypnotism, -hypnotiˈzation, -ˈhypnotized ppl. a., -ˈhypnotizer.
1852J. Braid Magic 20, I stated that I had found in the writings.., ‘many statements corroborative of the fact, that the eastern saints are all self-hypnotizers.’ Ibid. 108 Special gifts imparted to them in token of the great superiority of their religious system, of inducing a state of self-hypnotism, or ecstatic trance. 1891G. C. Kingsbury Practice Hypnotic Suggestion vi. 91 It would be..interesting..to try if suggestions written out by ourselves, and used as the object of our fixed gaze for the purpose of self-hypnotization, would have any after influence. 1902H. B. Woolston in Amer. Jrnl. Psychol XIII. 71 This sort of self-hypnosis may lead even to an identification of the individual with the ideal form that absorbs his mind. 1925A. S. M. Hutchinson One Increasing Purpose iii. xvi. 333 He..gazed up, up, into cloudless perfect blue until, selfhypnotised, he seemed to himself to be rising up there. 1939G. Greene Lawless Roads x. 252 He had listened to the pilgrims' tales. It couldn't be self-hypnotism. 1959House & Garden July 32/1 The wondrous and covetable gift of self-hypnotism. 1960Times 11 Feb. 13/2 He [sc. McCarthy] was not a self⁓hypnotized genius of hate like Hitler. 1976M. V. Kline in E. Dengrove Hypnosis & Behav. Therapy x. 139 The use of self hypnosis and..of audio tape recordings. |