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International Journal of Health Promotion and Education

ISSN 1463-5240

2 papers in the library · 6 citations · publishing 2016

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Yoga-nidra and hypnosis

International Journal of Health Promotion and Education May 3, 2016 Scott Hoye, Svathi Reddy 6 citations

Trance states have long been used within a healing context in India. The use of chant, evocation of trance through ritual, and altered states achieved through meditation has been a means for self-realization, psychological well-being, and increasing health. Indigenous psychologies have elucidated various types of states of consciousness. Folk healing traditions often utilize trance as a means...

Jaguar medicine: a qualitative study of healing and transformation

International Journal of Health Promotion and Education March 16, 2016 Vera Lucia Moura, Donald Moss

Shamanic practices frequently create hypnotic-like states, with altered states of consciousness, heightened suggestibility, and a perception of an abundance of meaning in everyday events. Jaguar medicine (JM) is a form of shamanic healing with roots in the indigenous cultures of South and Central America. Recent years have seen increasing interest in translating shamanic practices for use in...