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Pros And Cons Of Being Under Shamanism

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I always feel like there is a catch to things like that. Although I wonder if being under hypnosis would be able to fit into these categories. I have been hypnotized two times in my life. I didn 't believe I would be able to be put into a hypnotic state. I thought I was just sleeping, but in fact, I was not. I feel like this fits under shamans. Many people get hypnotized to be able to be cured from something. Much like people who smoke cigarettes. Whats your opinion on hypnosis, do you think it fits under the categories like shamanism?

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