Regression/en

**Regression**
ID	`tec_regression`
Categoria	regressione
Prima comparsa	2014
Corsi	Sambo regression_it

Regression is a technique of the Method Paret in the regression category that enables access to deeply altered hypnotic states through simple magnetism and presence, facilitating the exploration of mnemonic content and alternative temporal dimensions of consciousness.

Definition

Regression in the Paret method represents a non-verbal hypnotic induction protocol based on the modulation of magnetic energy and the practitioner's presence. Unlike traditional dialogue-centered approaches, this technique employs the power of the gaze, magnetic passes, and Arkeos to guide the subject toward states of spontaneous regression. The goal is not merely mnemonic recall, but access to levels of awareness where psychological time becomes malleable and accessible.

When to use

Exploration of deep-seated memories and psychosomatic blocks
Resolution of recurring behavioral patterns
Access to unconscious content through the non-verbal register
Energetic integration via controlled mesmeric crisis
Therapeutic contexts where verbal communication is limiting or counterproductive

Components and steps

Induction through sensory closure: use of Arkeos to block external senses and direct internal attention
Graduated magnetic passes: systematic application of magnetic passes from the vertex toward the lower plexuses, following the Mesmerian principle of descending energetic connection
Activation of the power of the gaze: magnetic focusing through the gaze to stabilize the hypnotic state
Induction of spontaneous regression: simple magnetism allows the subject to naturally access temporal and mnemonic levels without verbal suggestibility
Crisis management and anchoring: recognition and integration of the mesmeric crisis as a phase of transformation and energy reorganization

Distinctions

vs traditional verbal hypnotic induction: Regression eliminates dependence on spoken language, operating exclusively through magnetism, gesture, and presence
vs Ericksonian regression: does not use metaphors or analogical language; it is based on energetic hierarchy and polyvagal response
vs simple Magnetic Falls: Regression integrates the temporal and mnemonic component, while Magnetic Falls is predominantly cataleptic and energetic

Courses where it is taught

Mesmerismus® Course Level One & Two (Ibiuna) - Day Two: "Simple Magnetic Methods for Regressions"
Advanced Training Manual - modules on the 10 Plexuses and energetic hierarchy
Sambo regression_it (specialized course)
Master modulo 1 - applied foundations

Notes

Regression requires a stable and conscious presence from the practitioner; insufficient magnetic experience compromises access to deeper levels [to be confirmed by Marco]
The mesmeric crisis during regression should not be interrupted, but accompanied according to the principles of Polyvagal Therapy
The technique is particularly effective in clinical contexts where the subject exhibits verbal resistance or somatization of trauma