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Once I agreed to be hypnotised but deep down I didn't feel much empathy with the person doing it. I felt he didn't know me. He told me my arm was getting lighter and lighter and I couldn't stop it from lifting up. I felt nothing, just my normal arm. This went on for a few minutes, then I said "what am I supposed to do? Make my arm go up by deliberately lifting it, or wait some more for this to work?" He told me I was no good as a subject.
Another time I went for regression hypnosis. I liked the woman doing it. I felt some empathy with her, and that she was genuine.
I responded much better, and got some images and impressions of a past time. I don't know if they were true or not but I had no trouble relaxing that time.
I think that some times if our trust is lacking we can't be hypnotised. And if we feel trust, it's easier.
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