Case: In 2017, I (Steve) conducted a PSCYH-K Session for a 14-year-old boy. He felt that he struggled to maintain good eye contact with teachers, classmates, coaches, and fellow soccer players at school and during soccer activities.
He always tried to avoid looking into other people’s eyes. Even if someone looked into his eyes, he would often dodge their gaze and not look directly into their eyes. He knew that eye contact was an important ability in life, as it could demonstrate his confidence and help others feel his confidence. Therefore, he hoped to become more confident and have solid eye contact when meeting and interacting with others.
Based on this situation, we used the target belief “I am comfortable to make and maintain eye contact” for the PSCYH-K Session.
One month, three months, and seven months later, every time I followed up with him for feedback, he said that his eye contact with others had improved significantly. He felt more comfortable establishing eye contact with others and could maintain it for a longer period of time at school and during soccer activities. He no longer blinked or avoided eye contact when someone looked into his eyes.
If we use the scale of 1 to 10 to measure the solidity and confidence of his eye contact, with 1 being the weakest and 10 being the strongest, he said his eye contact was at level 4 before the PSYCH-K session and has been consistently at level 8 ever since.

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.

(Steve’s note from 2018: Two and a half months ago, I facilitated a past-life regression session for Linda. Yesterday, she called me and told me about the changes she experienced before and after the regression. In 2013, she started feeling occasional chest tightness, but she didn’t pay much attention to it, thinking it was just due to fatigue. In 2014, it became more noticeable, and she constantly felt short of breath. In 2015, the day before a trip, she suddenly felt like she couldn’t breathe, panicked, and eventually passed out. They called 911, she went to the emergency room, stayed overnight, and recovered the next day. She still flew abroad for her trip. On the seventh day of her trip, the same thing happened again – she felt short of breath and passed out, and went to the local hospital’s emergency room.
From 2015 to 2018, until the day of the regression, she faced this breathing difficulty issue every day, which seriously affected her normal life. If she talked with friends for more than five minutes, she would start sweating profusely and have to stop talking. If she washed dishes, she had to take several breaks, and each break required an hour of rest to recover. If she went shopping with friends, she couldn’t really walk because she felt short of breath after walking a short distance. She could only sit and wait until her friends finished shopping. Anything that required a bit of energy was impossible for her to do. She also reduced contact with friends because she couldn’t talk for too long. She couldn’t even drive or work.
Doctors believed that the breathing difficulty was caused by a problem with her lungs or heart. But after examination, there was no problem with her lungs. Her heart was also examined and monitored with a 48-hour Holter monitor, but there was no problem. The doctor couldn’t find any cause, so they couldn’t provide any treatment.
During our phone call, Linda was very happy to report that since the day after the regression until now, she has hardly had any breathing difficulties. She can now do things she couldn’t do before. She can walk in stores without any problems and she tried to find the feeling of shortness of breath that she had before, but she couldn’t find it. She believes that the problem is 90% to 95% resolved, and although there are occasional minor issues, they no longer affect her daily life. She is very happy with the physical changes and feels like she can start living again.)
Linda’s testimonial written in 2021:
Since 2013, I have frequently experienced breathing difficulties and dizziness, which led to a diagnosis of hypertension with high blood pressure often reaching 160 or more. For many people, these symptoms may seem commonplace, but for me, since the summer of 2015, the severity of my symptoms has been around a 9 on a scale of 1 to 10. During those three years, I could hardly work, and even minor household tasks, such as washing dishes by simply putting them in the dishwasher, required me to rest several times. And each rest took an hour before I could get up again. If I talked to a friend for five minutes straight, I would feel like I couldn’t breathe and would have to stop talking. I had to go to the emergency room twice because of acute hypertension. The doctor later performed a comprehensive examination of my heart and lungs, which ruled out any problems with these two organs. All the test results were normal, and I couldn’t receive any treatment.
Around early 2018, I was talking with a close friend about how frustrating it was to suffer from health problems like this at the age of forty-something. She recommended that I talk to Steve, who could do hypnosis and see if he could help. Over the past three years, I have been exposed to the concept of mind-body-spirit, and have participated in some hypnosis courses, so I was interested in past life regression hypnosis. Later, I made an appointment with Steve and did a hypnosis session. In the second past life that I saw, Steve guided me to the last day of that life, where I saw myself as an European woman, short curly brown hair, lying in a hospital bed. I don’t know what disease she had, but it seemed difficult for her to breathe, struggling to breathe, and she just passed away. The feeling of not being able to breathe before dying in that past life was similar to the feeling of not being able to catch my breath in my present everyday life.
After the hypnosis session, I seemed to forget the feeling of breathing difficulties. I tried hard to find that feeling, but I couldn’t seem to find it. The breathing difficulties problem greatly improved since the hypnosis session. Things that I couldn’t do before, such as walking and shopping, were no longer a problem. I’m very happy about my change.
Steve’s hypnosis session opened a door for my self-healing, helping me to establish a path to connect with my inner self. I am very grateful for Steve’s help and admire his tireless exploration in the field of mind-body-spirit. Steve gave me a lot of meaningful guidance in the four years since. Although there were ups and downs, the breathing difficulty was healed, and my blood pressure returned to normal.
Human conditions, whether healthy, ill, poor, or wealthy, originate from the inner mind’s creation. If you imagine the subconscious mind as a complete piece of cloth, then a person’s life is a shape that’s cut from that cloth. Through Steve’s hypnosis, one can explore and understand the potential of the uncut fabric and gain insight into why healing is achievable and how one’s circumstances can transform. In essence, Steve’s hypnosis is a powerful tool for unlocking the possibilities of the subconscious mind.