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This Book Two continues the thematic series on the new "quantum approach" to hypnotism and its possible applications, especially in therapy. Book Two develops the "quantum approach" to hypnosis from a creative speculation, which is called "semantic-quantum interface" whose starting point is the model of the magnetizers, associated with some theoretical principles of quantum mechanics, the Constructural law and the tubulization, as an invariant of biological systems, is enunciated. It maintains a conceptual parallel with the archaic tradition, with a particular emphasis on the vision of the Toltecs and their techniques of autosuggestive learning, to outline a possible quantum substrate of consciousness and as a consequence, a foundation for the quantum approach to hypnosis. Finally, he reveals the significance of actively involving the ghost of the living in the therapeutic processes and not relegating it to its role of "Hidden Observer".