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In this monologue, Chinese‑American hypnotist Edmund Zheng explains why he adopts the moniker “the American Hypnotist.” He links the American‑immigrant narrative—the pursuit of the American Dream—to hypnosis, arguing that both involve recognizing one’s current circumstances and actively reshaping them. He then addresses a global stereotype that Americans are culturally insular and that hypnosis knowledge is largely confined to English‑speaking circles. Citing his own fluency in five languages, he positions himself as a bridge, intent on disseminating hypnotic techniques worldwide and breaking the English‑language gatekeeping that limits access to this self‑improvement tool.

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