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Truth About Hypnosis Reviewed
By admin | April 8, 2009
The Truth about Hypnosis by Jim Katsoulis and Tellman Knudson is a good product but it isn’t as clear as it should be on the pitch page what you are getting. One of the reasons you may be watching this review is you want to make sure you aren’t wasting your time with this purchase. You know you can get your money back if you don’t like it but you know you can’t get your time back. So our job is to break down what you are really getting so you know if it meets your needs and hopefully save you from having to do it yourself.
There are two parts to this product. One is a 12 month weekly course which included a bonus self hypnosis session. The other is a collection of hypnosis information. There are two different paths you can take to the weekly course. One is to purchase the collection of information and then receive a free month of the weekly courses followed by a low monthly fee. The other way is to click no thank you to the collection of information which gives you another offer. This offer lets you get your first month of the weekly courses for a very low price and then the rest of the moths for the standard monthly fee. So what you have here is options and the ability to get a high priced item for small monthly payments.
Let’s look at the two parts of this product more closely. The 12 month weekly course is enormous. It costs little to nothing for the first month and then $27 per month for the next 11 months. There is a lesson every single week for 12 whole months. That’s 52 lessons. I took a look at some of these lessons. They give you the information in small bite size chunks. So every week you get a little bit more information and aren’t too overwhelmed. Each one is about a 15 minute audio or video format or a 7 page transcript format. So after 52 weeks this will add up to more than 350 pages and 13 hours or video/audio. Keep in mind that after 12 months the fees will add up to almost $300. Most of the higher priced one time payment courses on hypnosis we looked at came in around $200. You get roughly the same amount of material in this one as you do in those, so what you are paying the extra $100 for here is for the convenience of only having to pay a small amount per month. Think of it like a convenience charge.
The collection of hypnosis information is very interesting. It’s called the LASHK records. It’s a fancy name which is an anagram for Lost Archive of Secret Hypnotic Knowledge. Basically what you get here is a collection of books on hypnosis, many hypnosis interviews with some of the top experts on hypnosis of today, and of course the free month membership in the weekly training program above. It costs $97. The collection of books is actually very old texts on hypnosis written by long dead masters. This means that they actually fall under fair use copy right and you can get them for free without paying for this membership. What you don’t get without this membership is the collection of authors and titles. Jim and Tellman have gathered all of these for you and are offering them to you in electronic format. What I am saying is that this is like a recommended reading list and you don’t know what it is unless you pay for the LASHK records.
The interviews are with hypnosis experts like Joe Vitale, Steve G. Jones etc. They are about an hour and they include transcripts. You get to listen to Jim and Tellman interviewing each expert. They will tell you about their lives, their backgrounds, their secrets, their tips and tricks and they will tell you about their programs. Each one of these experts is selling their own hypnosis program on anything from hypnotic writing (as in sales e-mails) to weight loss and self improvement.
Ok, let me be honest here. I don’t think the $97 is worth it—but that doesn’t mean you feel the same. If you want to have access to some old books on hypnosis that you could have for free and you want to listen to a bunch of teaser interview selling you more products then spend your $97 and enjoy. You will also get the weekly hypnosis classes don’t forget.
The one thing that saves this product from going to the not recommended pile is the weekly 12 month training program. Now some people might prefer to get all the information at once and I will again be honest, I fall into that category. I want to make sure there really are 52 training courses coming to me. In this review I can’t actually guarantee that either because I have only seen six so far. But some people do like to get information in smaller chunks. Those of you who have very busy lives may enjoy this. The one nice thing about this monthly payment system is it delivers a more expensive program and breaks the payments down into easier to handle amounts billed out monthly.
So if you are constrained by a tight budget but want to gets some good quality, fascinating hypnosis information you have an option here. That is why I am putting this one in the recommended pile. I recommend this product for people interested in learning about general hypnosis but can’t afford to pay for the higher priced items but can afford a small monthly price.
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Rather interesting. Has few times re-read for this purpose to remember. Thanks for interesting article. Waiting for trackback
Posted by: derekpm on July 12th, 2009 at 4:56 pm