Author Description

"Hypnotised to Death: Trance-Ending Freedom" Hypnotised to Death: Trance-Ending Freedom is a profound exploration of awakening, self-discovery, and liberation from the deeply entrenched illusions that bind us. Written by a British Military Veteran after he was disabled from duty and became seasoned hypnotherapist with a passion for understanding consciousness, this book invites readers on an intimate journey of reflection, insight, and transformation. Through deeply personal anecdotes, philosophical musings, and spiritual revelations, the author reveals a path to reclaiming the authentic self. At its core, this book challenges the pervasive notion of life as a physical, material experience. Instead, it presents the bold truth that we are not bodies housing spirits but consciousness itself, living through the physical universe. The author skilfully dismantles the "virus" of conditioning that creates suffering and separation, showing how this illusion keeps humanity trapped in cycles of unhappiness and discord. Through his personal experiences, he demonstrates how awakening to our true nature can dissolve these barriers and unlock a life of boundless freedom and joy. The narrative begins with the author’s struggle to write this book—a metaphor for the universal challenge of overcoming inner resistance and self-doubt. This honest reflection sets the stage for a deeper dive into the nature of reality, the limitations of the human intellect, and the infinite potential that lies within every individual. Drawing from sacred texts, philosophical traditions, and his own life story, the author offers a fresh perspective on the age-old question of "Who am I?" Central to the book is the concept of "trance-ending freedom," a term that encapsulates the process of breaking free from the hypnotic state imposed by societal conditioning. The author shares his dark nights of the soul, his battles with doubt, pain, and suffering, and his ultimate realisation that these