Our Fear of Bees program (Stop and Smell the Flowers) is now launched just in time for summer. We are so excited about this new hypnosis mp3 program because it features 6 process tracks to get you to quickly and easily over your fear -plus a bonus affirmation track to keep you focused throughout the day.  Within those 6 process tracks, we have provided powerful hypnosis and NLP tools for releasing yourself from that old reaction forever.  So that you can get outside and enjoy yourself to the fullest, jump on this new program.

Common wisdom says that phobias are difficult to overcome.  One of the focuses of our hypnosis practices is to dispel that myth.  Most phobias are instantaneous emotional reactions to external circumstances.  Some come from a remembered event (usually from childhood).  Others just seem to be have always been there, with no inciting event.  However your fears developed, your subconscious mind and your body attempt to protect you from a perceived danger by triggering a fight flight response to some external trigger.  Maybe seeing something, hearing a noise or even just thinking about the fear can cause the response.

What most people don’t realize is how easily and quickly these reactions can be unraveled and deprogrammed from the body.  In session, we can defuse most common fears in less than 30 minutes (sometimes as short as 10 minutes).  We’ve included all of these powerful techniques in all of our fear and phobia programs.  We've also included our Lifestyle Action Steps that give you great conscious actions you can take to overcome that fear forever.  That’s why we are so comfortable recommending this program to anyone who wants to let go of that old fear and start living their life to the fullest.

Check out this fear of bees hypnosis mp3 program here.  You can also check out other fear and phobia products here.  Whatever you decide to do, there are no longer any excuses for you to delay your desire to enjoy your life to its fullest today.

Are You Glad to Hear that Bees are Dying All Over the World?

Then you probably have an irrational fear of bees (apiphobia).  Maybe you were stung as a child or have heard stories about Africanized Killer Bees.  Whatever the reason, isn’t it time to stop blaming the bees and get on with your life.  Bees are one of the most beneficial insects to human life.  Not only do they pollinate most of the plants that sustain life on earth, they also make great honey.  So, get over that fear and stop cheering every time you hear that bee colonies are collapsing and enjoy your summer outdoors where you should be-instead of in front of the TV.

So, hear are some helpful bee facts to help you learn to love the bees.  Also, check out our new hypnosis mp3 download, Stop and Smell the Flowers, and see how quickly and easily you can forget that fear.

1.  Bees have long been the symbol for accomplishing the impossible because aerodynamically, the body is too large for its wings.  They have to move their wings at such a high rate of speed to make it possible to fly (approx. 11,400 times per minute).

2.  Without bees, no flowers and many fruits would never blossom.  Bees are necessary for pollination.

3.  A bee actually tastes through its legs.  That is how it is able to determine if there is nectar in the flower it lands upon.  In fact, the legs of the bees are its most sensitive organs.

4.  Most bees only sting once.  There is a barb attached to the stinger, which pulls off when used.  Only worker bees sting, and only if they feel threatened and they die once they sting.

5.  Bees are excellent builders and construct their hives into six sided (hexagonal) honeycombs.

6.  Bees are the only insect that produces food eaten by man. The average honeybee will actually make only one twelfth of a teaspoon of honey in its lifetime.

7. A honeybee can fly for up to six miles, and as fast as 15 miles per hour, hence it would have to fly around 90,000 miles - three times around the globe - to make one pound of honey.

8. Honey bees communicate with one another by "dancing".

9. People think bears are after the honey when they rob hives. Actually they eat the bees and the larvae, which are a source of protein for the bears. They enjoy the honey, too.

10.  Honey has been used for millennia as a topical dressing for wounds since microbes cannot live in it. It also produces hydrogen peroxide. Honey has even been used to embalm bodies such as that of Alexander the Great.  Fermented honey, known as Mead, is the most ancient fermented beverage. The term "honey moon" originated with the Norse practice of consuming large quantities of Mead during the first month of a marriage.

So, isn’t it time that you learned to love the bee and all that it does for us.  You could even think each time you see a bee that “miracles are possible”.  If you are still feeling afraid and wish all of those bees would just die-then try our hypnosis mp3 download “Stop and Smell the Flowers” and release that fear today.