Sharon Sharon Hypnosis

Deepest Hypnotic State There Is On This Planet

James Esdaile, a pioneering 19th-century surgeon, famously performed complex surgeries on patients in deep trance-like coma states induced by hypnosis—long before modern anesthesia. Ultra-Depth® Hypnosis builds on this legacy, taking trance work one step further by guiding you into even deeper than the surgery coma state, expansive states of consciousness for profound spiritual and mental exploration.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to experience a level of consciousness so calm and focused that even pain, stress, and long-standing fears fade into the background? This is the essence of the Esdaile State and modern Ultra-Depth hypnosis. These techniques allow clients to access a state where the subconscious mind can reveal patterns, memories, and emotional blocks that are otherwise hidden in daily awareness.

Historical Pioneers and Stories

Dr. James Esdaile was a Scottish surgeon in India during the 19th century, famous for performing hundreds of surgical procedures with patients in deep hypnotic states — reportedly without the need for chemical anesthetics. He observed that patients could remain completely calm and responsive while undergoing what would otherwise be extremely painful procedures. These stories are documented in his book: Mesmerism in India.

Dr. Sichort expanded upon these early observations, documenting how ultra-deep trance could be used to access subconscious material safely. Clients were able to release long-standing fears, emotional blocks, and old patterns simply by remaining in a profoundly relaxed and supported state.

James Ramey, a modern practitioner, has written extensively on Ultra-Depth hypnosis. Clients experience deep subconscious insights and emotional clarity that persist well beyond the session. His cases often highlight moments where clients confront fears, traumas, or internal conflicts and come out of the trance feeling calmer, more balanced, and more self-aware.

Modern Ultra-Depth Cases

• Non-chemical pain support: The hypnotic coma state is sometimes used by professionals to create relief for cancer patients or other patients who need pain support.
• Emotional Release: Another client with generalized anxiety accessed a past memory of feeling powerless as a child. The session allowed them to process the emotion and reframe the memory, reducing anxiety in the following weeks.
• Behavioral Blocks: Ultra-Depth hypnosis helped clients break repetitive negative patterns, such as avoidance behaviors or compulsive reactions, by bringing subconscious motivations into conscious awareness.