Self-hypnosis...

if you hypnotize yourself, who brings you out of it?

The Mule, on 30 August 2012 - 12:33 AM, said:

If you fall asleep during hypnosis, you'll wake out of it as you do normal sleep.

You also can actually bring yourself back to consciousness, no matter how deep you are.

Hi,
    I've read a few of your posts oh King of Memory, and just have one question...
Why?
What is the crux behind this desire to improve memory & consiousness so much? I can understand self improvement being a reason, but what's the reason behind that?

Just curious..

Professor T, on 30 August 2012 - 09:08 PM, said:

I think my interest in memory and hypnosis may have come from the same place a long time ago.

My first experience with hypnosis, has made me very interested in the matter. I've been interested in how the mind can affect the body, such as controlling body temperature, blocking out pain, ect. I want to be proficient in the skill so I can change my body if the need arises.

The memory thing may just be a pet hobby, but I found that learning memory skills has helped me remember information that I previously struggled with. I'm also planning on entering a memory competition, and it helps to have a purpose of some sort in life. Or so I've been told

Basically, I just want to become better than what I am now, so that I can feel that I made something out of my life.