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What is spontaneous hypnosis?

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Spontaneous hypnosis is the situation where the brain slips into the same state as in clinical hypnosis or deep meditation (high theta wave activity, combined with suppressed beta wave activity).

Daydreaming is the most common example; lucid dreaming would be another.

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