- Julia Lera
- Sep 15
- 2 min read
Everyone experiences hypnosis differently. Some people remain very conscious throughout, some people sort of flow from going very deep to becoming conscious and down again, and some people go to a space so deep they have complete amnesia from their session. QHHT practitioners have noticed over the last few years more and more people remain in a conscious state - which is in line with the level of consciousness we are at this time in our evolution.
I personally usually remain fully conscious when I receive a QHHT session, just in a very connected, open way, and I go very deep into the visuals and guidance I receive.

During a QHHT session, you may experience a daydream. Your body is so relaxed that it very easily dropped into a space where visuals and guidance simply flow through, with the aid of thoughtful and timely questions.
Some people are more visual than others - and relying on all senses is the best way to go about it.
We always record the audio of a session to be share privately only with our client, and we recommend they listen to the recording as many times as they need, until they find that the integration is complete.
Is it possible not to go under hypnosis at all? What if it doesn't work?
Some people may have a very active conscious mind, or perhaps they have gone through some life experiences that made them be a bit more controlling, so letting go might be a bit trickier.
QHHT covers all of it - there are always ways to work around all kinds of situations. Regardless of the level of hypnosis reached, the session always brings healing and guidance, which is the ultimate goal.
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