The phrase "alertness mind" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "alert mind"? You can use "alert mind" to describe a state of being mentally aware and attentive, often in contexts related to focus or cognitive performance.
Example: "After a good night's sleep, I felt my alert mind ready to tackle the day's challenges."
Alternatives: "attentive mind" or "focused mind".
Since you want to be as responsive as possible, it may be helpful for you or your hypnotist to use a hyperempiric hyperempiric induction, based on suggestions of alertness, mind expansion, and enhanced awareness and sensitivity, instead of a more traditional hypnotic induction based on expressed or implied suggestions of drowsiness, lethargy, and sleep (Gibbons, 2000, 2001, 2010).
Fàbregas has since been a bundle of joy, a man in a youth's body from the start, a playmaker of such advanced maturity, such alertness of mind, that he has directed more experienced players around him ever since he debuted at 16. Now 23, he already has career statistics that eclipse many older players: 46 goals and 81 assists in 267 appearances.
The seductiveness of her sound and the alertness of her mind successfully mask her character's disturbed aggression.
The seductiveness of her sound and the alertness of her mind successfully masked her character's disturbed aggression.
If you really want the state of relaxed, stress-free alertness that Allen calls "mind like water", though, scribbling the occasional list won't cut it.
Though it has not been independently evaluated, organizers say the program has helped patients maintain a discernible alertness even as their minds erode.
She'd lie there, listening to her significant other breathe, and feel a sort of hyper-alertness in her body and mind.
It is not a form of self-hypnosis but a way to quiet the mind while maintaining its alertness.
As alluded to the above, Buddhist texts describe Theravada types of meditation as practices that promote not simply a relaxed state of mind, but a state of relaxation and alertness [ 23].
He believed physical fitness was a critical attribute in aerial combat; fitness, he believed, would ensure that the mind and body were always at their peak of alertness, and enable a pilot to react swiftly within a fluid battle situation.
