Many smokers don’t quit because they think they can’t. They believe what they have been conditioned to believe. They have become the perfect hamsters for pharmaceutical companies.
If you imagine that the way you see the world is like looking through a picture frame. as you move the frame, you see different images. But even someone looking through her own frame in the same room will see a slightly different perspective. Therefore, they have a different perspective.
Now imagine that another person gives you a frame and when you look through it you see the images that they want you to see. Pharmaceutical companies want you to use their medications to help you quit smoking.
They know that these drugs have limited potential. So you are conditioned to believe that quitting smoking is very difficult. They will tell you that it is harder to quit cigarettes than it is to quit heroin. This is, of course, a big lie. Any hypnotherapist will tell you that their clients can easily quit in an hour or two.
This shows that it is the change of mind or the rethinking that makes the change. You don’t need dangerous brain-altering chemicals or more of the same poisonous nicotine to quit smoking.
You will see that pharmaceutical companies have reframed their beliefs about smoking, this is further distorted by the experiences of so many smokers who have used these same medications only to fail in their efforts to quit.
Now you are part of the collective consciousness of smokers who have not managed to quit smoking and you are more convinced that it is very difficult.
Reframing is about creating your own new reality. Ask yourself if the old point of view is useful, if it is useful to believe that it is difficult to quit when you want to. Of course not, you’ll start having thoughts like, it’s too hard, too many fail and other counterproductive negative nonsense.
ask yourself
1. Is this belief useful?
2. If not, ask yourself what is the most helpful thing to believe in this situation.
3. How can I make that real?
1. Is it helpful to believe that it is very difficult to quit smoking? Does this belief serve me well?
2. What could you believe? I could choose to believe that if others have quit, so can I.
3. Ask what I would need to know or learn, or who I would need to talk to to make my new belief come true.
You are now reframing your world view to quit smoking. Now you can take action and find the hypnosis specialist that will easily help you stop destroying your health easily and quickly.
