Ghigi-Paret Method/en

**Ghigi-Paret Method**
ID	`tec_ghigi_paret_method`
Categoria	ipnosi
Prima comparsa	2018
Corsi	Advanced Canto Grande Day 4

Ghigi-Paret Method is a technique of the Method Paret in the hypnosis category. It represents the simplified adaptation of the original Ghigi method according to the Paret perspective, specifically oriented towards regression work through gaze opening and an accessible phenomenological sequence.

Definition

The Ghigi-Paret Method constitutes a didactic and clinical variant of the Ghigi protocol, reworked by Marco Paret to ensure greater accessibility while maintaining effectiveness in regressive work. The technique is based on a simplified sequence that allows the subject to access progressive trance states through gaze oscillations and controlled hallucinatory phenomena, without compromising the depth of the phenomenological investigation.

When to use

The method is indicated in clinical regression work, particularly when:

The subject needs an accessible yet effective procedure towards altered states
The intention is to explore shrinking attention as an original phenomenon
Work is done on controlled depersonalization and transcendence of the conscious mask
The investigation concerns the relationship between you as conscious mind and real bodily perception

Components and steps

Gaze opening: initial activation through controlled ocular oscillations
Magnetic concentration: induction of the trance state through light oscillation phenomena (30 seconds - 1 minute)
Analgesia and block: development of general analgesia and sensory dissociation
Work with mirrored images: use of guided hallucination to explore self-perception and emotions
Structured depersonalization: overcoming the conscious mask towards the original shrinking attention
Phenomenological regression: access to previous states of attentional narrowing without "past lives" labels

Distinctions

vs Metodo Ghigi originale: Paret reduces complexity while maintaining effectiveness, making the technique more easily replicable in didactic contexts
vs Ipnosi Ericksoniana: Differs in the focus on shrinking attention and the rejection of linear temporal narrative; does not use hypnotic metaphors but direct phenomena
vs Analgesia Mesmerica: Integrates the component of depersonalization and transcendence of the conscious self, going beyond simple pain block

Courses where it is taught

Advanced Canto Grande Day 4 Method Paret
[[da confermare Marco]] Advanced specialization programs in regression

Notes

The technique requires preliminary mastery of the magnetic stage to avoid uncontrolled dissociations
Access to the original shrinking attention does not necessarily presuppose a temporal chronology; the past is understood as a structural notion of the mind, not as a historical event
Contraindicated in subjects with severe dissociative disorders not yet stabilized