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208 - Maissa, Incarner le soleil - Hypnose Régressive Ésotérique - N.K. Events

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Wellness and Self-Improvement

Summary of key wellness/self-care & productivity-style strategies mentioned

Regressive self-work via guided visualization (esoteric hypnosis)

  • A structured “regressive hypnosis” session is used to identify and disarm the perceived causes of recurring sleep-related distress (e.g., tension, sweating, fear at night).
  • The session repeatedly returns the person to the present moment, using breath and “disconnection” to stabilize after each exploration.

Targeting emotional regulation rather than only “medical explanations”

  • The facilitator frames symptoms (fear, easy crying, stomach heat, night scares) as linked to emotions and internal “sensory capture,” not physical illness.
  • Core technique: repeatedly focus on mental/emotional states, using phrasing such as:
    • “disconnect from this information”
    • “replace worry with serenity”

Power of attention / frequency-based intention setting

  • The parent is invited to impose their own “frequency of will”—deliberately holding an intention that the disturbance stays within acceptable limits.
  • Later, the child’s internal “parts” are guided to choose serenity and remove perceived intrusions/devices.

Symbolic “clearing” and removing triggers

  • Imagery is used to:
    • locate the “source of terror,”
    • identify perceived “devices”/mechanisms causing sensations,
    • then destroy/remove them and “close the gate/hole/passage.”
  • The emotional counterpart treats worry as something located in the body (stomach/lower abdomen):
    • worry is asked to step forward,
    • then sent away.

Consent, boundaries, and “cancellation” of agreements

  • Facilitators emphasize “cancel agreements” across levels once a resolution is reached.
  • The “sun”/guiding light is presented as non-coercive; internal parts are guided to agree to the new state.

Rebuilding safety, confidence, and identity through inner resources

  • After fear-clearing, the session shifts to:
    • confidence (“little girl… confident, guilt-free honesty”),
    • self-trust and not searching outside oneself for serenity,
    • joy and laughter as stabilizing anchors.
  • A specific bodily need is named: “a little more confidence,” placed in the head.

Present-moment grounding and disconnection

  • Breath cues and “mark disconnection” practices are used at the end:
    • breathing deeply,
    • returning fully to “here and now,”
    • reorienting awareness (eyes open, back in physical space).

Key practices/steps explicitly modeled in the session

  • Use breath + “disconnect” instructions after intense imagery
  • Identify the emotional trigger (fear/stress, fear of dark, sleep tension)
  • Map sensations to body locations (e.g., stomach/lower abdomen = worry)
  • Replace worry with a chosen state
    • ask worry to appear
    • prefer “serenity”
    • “send it far away”
  • Locate perceived causes (images of devices/intrusions/“passage”)
  • Command internal “parts” to remove causes
    • destroy devices placed “on/in the body”
    • close the “hole/gate/passage”
  • Rebuild supportive inner imagery
    • serenity, light/sun frequency, butterflies/valley as calming metaphors
  • Reanchor in the present
    • “return to the present moment”
    • final grounding/disconnection for the practitioner/parent/facilitator context
  • Remove and repair identity wounds
    • “remember who you are”
    • heal the “burned skin,” remove chains/clamps (symbolic restoration)

Presenters / sources

  • Maïsa (5 years old; subject of the regressive hypnosis session)
  • Céline (facilitator/participant providing trance/communication responses)
  • Sukaina (greeting/participant)
  • Sina (greeting/participant; the one “listening for the points”)
  • Anna (greeting/participant)
  • Skaina (appears later as a participant handling recording/microphone)
  • Coco (mentioned as being “in the house,” says hello at the end)
  • Miranda (identified as an internal memory/lineage “part” connected to Maïsa during the session)
  • N.K. Events (event/production name in the video title)
  • “Calogerogryphie” method (named method used for the session)

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