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hypnotic sleep

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hypnotic sleep
[hipnot′ik]
Etymology: Gk, hypnos, sleep; ME, slep
sleep induced through the administration of hypnotic medicines.


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James Esdaile (1808-1859) another Scottish surgeon working in India would use ey fixation to prepare a patient for surgery and slow sweeping motions, putting them into a deep hypnotic sleep, causing full amnesia throughout the body.
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The peacock awoke from his hypnotic sleep and to his amazement he had actualized that which he visualized.
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During this period, the group around Breton experimented with hypnotic sleep, or trance.
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