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Trance

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ASCID Trance, Hypnotic Trance, Just Trance

American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1973
Abstract Responses of Ss on the Altered States of Consciousness Induction Device (ASCID) were scored for hypnotic depth on the LeCron-Bordeaux Scale to compare ASCID with hypnotic experience. The ASCID is a movable platform suspended from a single point upon which Ss are rocked.
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Trance 1 and Trance 2

Ethnomusicology, 1997
Theodore Levin, David Lewiston
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Ethno Therapy, Music and Trance: An EEG Investigation into a Sound-Trance Induction

2011
Music has been used since ancient times in healing rituals. It has been played for people to induce altered states of consciousness (ASC), which change the focus of attention, mood, and thoughts about the world and the self. Music and altered states are connected in various ways concerning context, personal set, socio-ecological setting, and cultural ...
Fachner Jörg, Rittner Sabine
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Body Trance and Word Trance in Brazilian Religion

Current Sociology, 2005
Among the popular religions of Brazil, Candomblé, deriving from both West African tradition and from Iberian Baroque Catholicism, stands out as the religion of the body, its emotions and expressions. Practised with blood sacrifice, trance, music and dance, it imposes no code of ascetic conduct on its devotees, being different from other forms of ...
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Trances

The Geographical Journal, 1967
Philip Snow   +6 more
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Modern and traditional trance language: a comparison

American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 2022
Sarah Karrasch   +2 more
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