Hypnosis 8 Hour Sleep Cycle, Natural Pain Relief Booster

By: Joel Thielke

Narrated by: Rachael Meddows

Length: 7 hrs and 57 mins

Publisher's summary

The mind is a powerful tool for healing, and with hypnosis and guided meditation, you can create natural soothing pain relief for your body. This soothing sleep program will help remove negative energy and promote healing, calming energy and give you tools to control discomfort and pain - while you sleep!

The 8 Hour Sleep Cycle with Natural Pain Relief Booster is a relaxing and incredible new program that works with your sleep cycle to help you create natural healing energy and pain relief that will leave you feeling relaxed and comfortable.

Powerful benefits of this program include:

• Natural pain relief
• Calming energy
• Less anxiety and stress
• More natural energy
• Positive thinking
• Deep, restful sleep through the night
• Deeper relaxation for your body and mind

Rachael Meddows' soothing voice makes it easier than ever to deeply relax for a night of incredible rest. Just start listening to this program when you're ready for bed, and get comfortable to fall asleep. In the first two hours, you'll drift off to sleep with our Alpha Theta Deep Sleep Induction, which will relax your body and mind and prepare for rejuvenating REM sleep.

Then approximately two hours into your program when your REM cycle starts, the Natural Pain Relief boosting track will gently play, helping you create healing, positive energy for your body.

The next four hours of the program contain subconscious deepening and anchoring points that work with your brain waves to keep you deeply relaxed, helping you get rid of pain and negative energy. At the end of the program, we will bring you out of your deep sleep with a gentle wake ending count up and positive suggestions for a great day.

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Nope

I'll admit, the concept is good. The program begins with a hypnotic induction and then carries on with a couple of hours of soft, repetitive music. Well into the program, and presumably while you're asleep, the voice cuts in with a hypnosis session meant to relax you and relieve pain. More music, and finally, as the program nears the 8 hour mark, the music changes to gently bring you awake. At least, that's how it's supposed to work. And perhaps it does, with people who fall asleep easily. That person is not me, however. So instead, here's how it went: Lie down and finally find a comfortable sleep position. Put on the "bedphones" so I can listen all night. Get the sound adjusted. Try to relax. Listen to the nice woman's voice. Follow all the suggestions. The induction ends far too soon. I'm still wide awake. The music drifts on. I try to relax into it. Instead, my ADD brain says, "Well?" I'm waiting. I know the next bit is still two hours away, but I know it's coming. Listen, try to relax, listen, now feeling irritated. Music is becoming annoying. Get up. Get a drink of water. Try again. Finally drift off to sleep. The voice returns and anxious "always on alert" ADD brain goes, "HEY SOMEONE'S TALKING!" Now fully awake again. Try to relax and listen to the hypnotic bit. It's too short. I'm still wide awake. The music carries on. Now really irritated. Yank off the bedphones, switch off program and go back to ol' reliable, the "Sleep With Me" podcast, just to get to sleep. I tried it two more nights and still had the same results. So... if you're a normie who falls asleep without a problem and is easy to hypnotize, by all means give this a go. If you have a hyperalert brain like mine, and your automatic response to, "Just relax, deeper and deeper," is something like, "What? Why? What's going to happen?" or, "Okay, I'm relaxing just as hard as I can!" then this probably isn't going to work for you.