Andrew Green Hypnosis

I subscribed as soon as I heard his first sentence! I knew that he would be able to lull me into a deep sleep. I like the fact that I’m not bombarded with adds in this podcast; nothing to interfere with the continuity of that amazingly, soothing voice. I am surprised though, of the low rating. Some bozo randomly gives him one star for misnaming a piece of art, which has nothing to do with his talent as a hypnotist or his ability to put me to sleep! I am so glad that I found him!

Pure fast sleep.

A few words than float and thats it music

I came across Andrew Green via the Better Sleep app (which I subscribe to) and found his tone, pacing, and voice particularly calm and effective. I wondered if he’d worked on anything else, and voila—I came across this podcast. I think I’ve listened all the space-related episodes at least 10x each (and I’m always crossing my fingers that more will be created with that theme). I have had insomnia for most of my life, though it varies in severity—sometimes it’s truly impossible to fall asleep, other times it’s surprisingly simple, but on a regular night, it’s just very…difficult. Guided sleep hypnosis doesn’t work immediately, but it does seem to help me feel more inclined to relax and I do often fall asleep to it, but even when I still can’t sleep, the rest that I do get lying in bed and listening is much deeper than it was without this audio factor. Obviously, a podcast isn’t going to cure an affliction. But I’ve seen solid data and, anecdotally, I’ve had positive experiences with hypnosis, guided meditation, and sleep stories (is there a technical term for those?) to have faith in the efficacy of a podcast like this. Also: I find it so strange that someone would take the time to rate a show one star because of a painting reference. It happens, mistakes happen! (I have nothing to do with this show, I just got really irritated with that reviewer’s I-correct-people’s-grammar-on-Twitter vibe.)