About the Book :

This book makes a scientific study of the various aspects of Indian hypnotherapy. Tracing the history of hypnosis in India, it describes in detail the states of consciousness, phenomena in hypnosis, body-mind continuum and psychopathology. Also, it deals with psychosomatic diseases, Indian perspective of psychology, healing and rejuvenation, indications, applications and contraindications, communication in hypnotherapeutic session, induction techniques, strategy for insight generation, strategic design for hypnotherapy transformation through trance, hypnotherapy for disorders of childhood behaviour, past life regression, and strategies for spirituality. The book will be useful for those who are legitimately entitled to practise hypnotherapy medical doctors, psychologists, dentists and physiotherapists.

About Author :

Bhaskar Vyas (1937) is a plastic surgeon and a retired professor of the Medical College, Vadodara. He has also been a member of faculty at the Psychology Department, The M.S. University. Consciousness has been a prime interest for his research. This has led him to be a perennial student of philosophy. Presently he is conducting stem cell research focused on regeneration and rejuvenation.

Rajni Vyas (1937) is an obstetrician and gynaecologist. She has been a professor at The M.S. University, Vadodra.
Apart from her own discipline, she has taught psychology and hypnotherapy as well. Her seminal research contribution is in the field of infertility of unknown origin. She has conducted stem cell research with significant contribution in diabetes and osteoarthritis. This husband-wife research association has produced over 30 publications each. They have taught hypnotherapy all across India as well as at international conferences. Their other publications are on holistic health, Raj Yoga, philosophy of justice, and on cultural topics. They have also been biographers of the Dalai Lama.