In my understanding, hypnosis is for people who have emotional baggage, can’t let go of things, or can’t resolve certain issues, but I don’t have any of these. I have gradually let go of people and things over the years, and the more I see, the more I know I should let go. However, I have become more strict with myself in recent years. It’s like the sun is setting in the afternoon, and even though it’s warm and bright, I always feel like dusk is coming, hoping that the brightness will last longer.
Before the hypnosis session, Steve asked me, “What do you want to achieve through hypnosis?” I said, “I want to know what my mission in this world is. I want to know who I am. I want to break through my limits.” Looking back now, Steve must have had a headache hearing what I said, as hypnosis is not a philosophy class.
Before the hypnosis session that day, I also told Steve that it’s difficult for me to visualize, but during the hypnosis session, I was proven wrong. I cried several times during the process, and some of the feelings were so real! Steve gently guided me throughout the process and helped me relax, taking me back to a past life that was helpful in resolving my confusion. Suddenly, I felt like I understood myself much better, and that no matter the circumstance, I have a free and independent soul. This hypnosis experience also helped me let go of my attachments and realize that there are no glass ceilings, and that all the limitations are ones that I have set for myself.
I’m grateful to Steve for this unforgettable hypnosis experience.

I had a hypnosis session with Steve on November 27th of last year. I’ve come to realize that hypnosis also depends on timing and circumstances. I’ve known Steve for many years, but I never felt there was an issue in my life that required hypnosis. It wasn’t until last November that I decided to try hypnosis to address a heart problem that had been troubling me.
At that time, I often felt a hollow weakness in my heart. A cardiologist ran thorough tests but found nothing wrong. I also tried traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, which brought some improvement, but they didn’t resolve the underlying weakness. When I was running out of options, it suddenly occurred to me to try regression hypnosis and see if it might help.
During the session, I didn’t access many past life memories but instead very quickly connected with my Higher Self. There could be many reasons why I didn’t explore more past lives—possibly connected to my own subconscious. Deep down, I’ve always been willing to fully accept the circumstances of this life, so I don’t feel a strong pull toward my past lives. Since my intention going into hypnosis was to seek healing for my heart, I connected with my Higher Self almost immediately.
While my Higher Self was working on me, I kept questioning whether it was really there or just something I was imagining. But the feeling of being filled and surrounded by a powerful, warm, deeply peaceful energy was unlike anything I had ever experienced before. That same night after the session, I felt my heart filling with energy, and about 70% of the hollow sensation disappeared. Within a few days, the weakness was completely gone. To me, it felt extraordinary. Even though I had doubted the existence of the Higher Self, the sense of oneness I felt during the session—(though it’s hard to find the right words, “oneness with the universe” feels closest)—was unlike anything I had ever experienced in daily life. The feeling was very real and intense during hypnosis, but once awake, I couldn’t fully relive it.
There’s also something else remarkable I’d like to share. Before the session, I asked Steve whether it might be possible to send healing energy through me to my mother in China, who had suffered a stroke. Steve said we could try, and that the outcome would depend on the connection between me and my mother. Once the session started and Steve asked my Higher Self whether healing could be extended to her, I felt as if my whole body became like a balloon, gradually inflating, expanding outward, and becoming lighter. This strong sensation lasted for a while, though I can’t say exactly how long.
After the hypnosis, I didn’t immediately check in detail with my mother over the phone. But two months later, when I returned to China, I noticed that when I helped move her body, she no longer complained of the usual joint pain. Her caregiver told me that in late November her pain had suddenly disappeared. I can’t say with 100% certainty that this was a result of the hypnosis, but the timing lined up. What surprised me most was how sudden the change was. According to the caregiver, one day my mom simply stopped complaining of pain, though she couldn’t say the exact day in late November when it happened.
I’m sharing this experience here because I’m also curious to know if others who’ve had hypnosis sessions have experienced anything similar.

As I pick up my pen, memories of that difficult time flood back. It lasted for more than half a year, right after my child started high school. It seemed like in an instant, everything about my child changed – becoming withdrawn, not talking, not interacting with anyone, hiding away, unhappy, and anxious. Our emotions fell to an all-time low, and everything seemed meaningless when our child was depressed.
We felt confused and uncertain about what to do. By chance, we got Steve’s phone number and chatted for a few minutes. Suddenly, I felt a strange sense of trust in him. I told him about my child’s situation, and Steve suggested we try PSYCH-K.
Steve came to our home and spent 40 minutes doing PSYCH-K with my child. When our child came downstairs with Steve, I saw a smile on our child’s face for the first time in half a year. Our child said that the process was interesting, and 75% of the sadness disappeared after it. This is still something that I find wonderful today.
Looking back on life, many things seem like passing clouds, but when one is going through them, it can be confusing and overwhelming. At every turn in life, if there were people like Steve with his magical tool, life would surely become much easier. When we struggle to resist the stresses of life, Steve and his PSYCH-K are like the flame that never dies in a video game, lighting up the darkness of our confusion and becoming the guiding light in our many nights of despair. Thank you, Steve, and your magical wand.