ACCELERATE LEARNINGThe late Dick Sutphen, was a pioneer in the Hypnosis field. America’s foremost psychic researcher, he was also considered to be America’s leading past-life therapist.His subliminal recordings require that you read the information below in order to fully benefit from them and achieve optimal results.Example of Suggestions:You focus your energy and concentration to accelerate learning.You have the power and ability to learn fast, fast, fast.You now develop a photographic memory and remember what you learn.You instantly comprehend complicated data.You have the power and ability to focus your concentration at will.You totally focus your concentration and energy at will.What you hear is 60 minutes of relaxing, digitally mastered stereo music. Each title uses different music and different suggestions. Listen while you are driving, working, or doing other things. What you don’t hear are the suggestions, which are embedded into the music. Only your subconscious mind will hear the suggestions.What happens? Because the suggestions are not challenged by your conscious mind, they tend to be accepted by your subconscious mind, although they can’t make you do something you don’t want to do. To be effective, you must be favorable disposed to the programming goal. With repeated listening, the suggestions become new beliefs. Your subconscious mind will then generate the circumstances necessary to match your day-to-day life to your new beliefs. To generate further mental acceptance, you may also use this programming as sleep programming. Simply listen as you fall asleep.As a specialist in brain/mind technology, Dick instructed medical professionals in how to use his life-changing techniques and was often a featured speaker and trainer at professional hypnosis conferences. Honored with many awards throughout his career, Sutphen was a life-time honor member of the International Hypnosis Federation. His final award was a Lifetime Achievement Humanitarian Award presented to him by the Hypnotherapy Academy in May, 2019.