/hypno/ - Hypnochan

>>27626

>Some may say, “I have difficulty being hypnotized, I keep popping in and out of trance.”

If this applies to you, then please listen carefully. Do you want to learn how to experience a deep and effective trance? Then start telling yourself you CAN go into trance, rather than the opposite. If you tell yourself you have a difficulty, you will have one. If you tell yourself you are popping in and out of trance, you will continue to do so. What you are doing is feeding your brain negative responses. When you tell your mind something negative, it basically says, “Ok, you will continue to have negative results because you are thinking negatively.”

So stop telling yourself, “I am hard-to-be hypnotized.” And stop giving excuses by telling yourself you have ADD or have difficulty focusing. That’s only giving yourself an excuse for not obeying the instructions in a hypnosis session. If you truly want to be hypnotized, then tell yourself that you are EASY to be hypnotized. Tell yourself that you can focus EASILY on every command. That’s all you have to do.

However, when you reverse your thinking process to accept only POSITIVE thoughts, such as, “I can easily become hypnotized. Achieving a deep trance is effortless for me,” then your mind begins to believe it. Your brain starts to say, “You will have positive results because you have positive thinking.” You ARE what you THINK. If you think something isn’t working, it won’t. If you think something IS working, then it will. That’s also called the Law of Attraction.

Rather than asking yourself, “Am I in trance?” or “I’m not in trance right now,” instead replace those phrases with, “So this is what trance feels like!” or “This trance feels so good.” Doing so will be feeding your mind direct orders from your subconscious mind. And at least this way you’ll be less likely to question the commands, because, in essence… you are the one giving them.

>Some people say things like, “Every time I’m about to drift down into a trance, some random sound will wake me out of it!”

The answer is much simpler than you’d think. Instead of turning off the sounds or going out of your way for silence, the best thing to do is let those sounds take you into a trance. Train your mind to listen to outside noises and go into a trance. If you’re deep in a trance and then all of a sudden a helicopter goes by, your previous thinking might have thought, “Crap, now it just woke me out of my trance.” However, what you should do is reverse that negative thinking to a positive one. Instead think to yourself, “That helicopter is deepening my trance. Repetitive sounds are important in hypnosis.” This works with ambulance and fire sirens, barking dogs, and practically anything else.

When Milton Erickson hypnotized his clients, sometimes strange noises would go off unexpectedly. Perhaps he would be speaking to the client and then something would go off (in today’s world, let’s assume it’s a car alarm). He would immediately incorporate those sounds to deepen the person’s trance by saying things like, “And perhaps now you hear a ringing in your ears, which tells you that you are, in fact, much deeper in a trance than most people.” If a garbage truck would come by outside his office, he would incorporate it into the hypnosis by saying, “Imagine for a moment that you want to get rid of that baggage you’ve been hanging on to. Perhaps you even visualize a garbage truck. Maybe you can hear it, hear it backing up. Go ahead and release it onto the truck now.” And the person would be so deep in a trance that when they would awaken later, they would say, “Wow! I was so deep that I thought I really heard a garbage truck!”

>>27628

For instance. If I said, “You’re going into trance now and hypnosis overwhelms you deeper and deeper into my voice.” Now in that sentence there are subliminal unspoken things. Can you see them? Do you spot them? You don’t have to be hypnotized to understand it, remember it, or hear it. First of all, the direct command was that the listener is directed to go into trance. That’s easy. The second part now implies that since hypnosis is overwhelming the person, that perhaps the person has somehow either gotten smaller or hypnosis has gotten bigger (none of which are possible). It also implies that since hypnosis is overwhelming, the listener begins to feel less-overwhelming, which subliminally implies being covered. Being covered implies protection. And I added “deeper and deeper” which means subliminally the person is falling.

However, I never directly SAID you were falling. Another subliminal message is the presupposition “my voice” which assumes that my voice even exists. Now technically, you’re reading a piece of paper and you didn’t actually hear anything. My voice technically doesn’t exist here because you can’t hear me. You can only read me. So I’ve subliminally suggested that maybe you can hear my voice. Also subliminally, I suggested that because you’re entering trance, you’ll “fall into my voice.” Technically, that’s impossible. I cannot pick your body up and put you in my throat and swallow you in my esophagus and let you get tangled in my vocal chords and then put you in my stomach (ok you perverted boys, I’m not talking about blowjobs). You get what I’m saying though, don’t you? I’m suggesting you’ll fall into my voice (message being: my vocal chords are so big and you are so small). Not only will you fall into my voice, but you’ll go deeper because you’re finally in my voice.

So if I had NOT spoken subliminally with unspoken implications, I could have easily said, “You’re going into trance now. You’re so small and hypnosis is so big. It’s so big that my voice is all you hear. My voice has the ability to protect and cover you. Pretend my voice is a cave (or a hole or whatever I choose). Now enter my voice and as you enter, go deeper and deeper into hypnosis.” Both mean practically the same thing. However, the first one has subliminal unspoken messages.

That is why it’s crazy to think, “Tell me something subliminal I’ll only hear when I’m hypnotized.” Because if I told you something “quietly” you would think it was subliminal, when in fact it is not. Then you might complain later that you heard it and therefore, weren’t hypnotized. When in fact, you could have been so deeply hypnotized that you were misled to think it was a subliminal message, when really all my subliminal stuff was mentioned right in front of your nose. Perhaps it’s the quiet whispers I actually want you to remember, because it’s all the unspoken stuff that’s really sinking in to you. It’s the words I don’t say that will have an impact later. It’s the presuppositions and double binds that are really the ones taking effect.

>Can you explain a double bind?

Yes. Here is an example of a double bind (cause and effect): “The more aroused you get, the weaker your legs will become. The weaker your legs become, the more I control you. The more I control you, the more aroused you become.”

Notice the words I chose and how I used them. Notice the order in which I used them. Read it again and again. It really traps you doesn’t it? When you get aroused, this happens. When this happens, that happens. And when that happens, you get aroused. So no matter what happens, you’ll get aroused. No matter what happens, you’ll get weaker. And no matter what happens, I’ll control you. And since I used the word “more” it implies it will get stronger each time.

Here is an example of a double bind (assumption): “You can listen to only my voice OR you can simply ignore everything else around you.”

Notice that either way, the person will have to listen only to me.

>>27629

>Can you explain a presupposition?

It’s a long word but the meaning is very easy. It basically means I’ve said something that implies existence. For example, “The more you stare up at my red toenails, the more submissive you become.” Now I presupposed several things. First, I made you assume you had to “stare up” at my toenails, which is implies you are underneath me. Secondly, I presupposed that I have bare feet. But how would you know?. I’m all the way across the country. How do you know I’m not wearing tennis shoes? Thirdly, I’ve presupposed that I have red painted toenails. How would you know it if I hadn’t said it? I could have pink toenail polish. All I did was put a thought in your mind that was said in a way that implied it actually existed. Fourthly, I presupposed you were already submissive because I said “more submissive” as though you could somehow increase your current state. When I tell you to “look at” them something that technically doesn’t exist (all that really exists is your own imagination), your reality has changed. Once my feet are part of your reality, then your subconscious mind automatically has the ability of looking at my glorious toenails.

Without a presupposition, I could have said, “Pretend I have my feet over your face. I have bare feet. My toenails are painted red. The more you imagine staring at my red toenails, the more you’ll realize that perhaps you’re submissive. And the more you realize your submissive nature, the more submissive you will become.”

Being hypnotized takes practice.

Practice is a good thing, so embrace it because it’s worth your time! Think about how long it took you to practice tying your shoelaces. At first, it took all of your conscious effort. How to tie the laces, how and where to loop it, how tight to make it, and where to hold your finger. When you messed up tying your shoes, you simply untied them and tried again. It may have seemed frustrating at first, but look at the results now! You do it subconsciously without even thinking about it. You could do it with your eyes closed if you wanted to. It was WORTH the TIME to learn it, wasn’t it? Imagine spending the rest of your life with your shoelaces untied because you never wanted to put in the work. Once you learn it, it’s with you FOREVER. Same with riding a bike or playing chess. With hypnosis, it works the same way. Once you put in the time to PRACTICE over and over until it becomes effortless, it will transfer from being a conscious effort to being an unconscious effort.

There are four stages of “practicing” until you know you have reached the correct stage. Most of you are ALREADY PAST the first stage already.

>Stage 1: Unconscious Incompetence - this is basically the state where you are ignorant and lack knowledge and skills and don’t even realize it yet. For instance, in learning how to tie your shoes, this would be the part where you didn’t even realize that shoes have laces.

>Stage 2: Conscious Incompetence - this is where you realize you are not an expert and you suddenly realize perhaps you should be doing something differently (and you look for outside help for assistance in learning). For instance, in learning how to tie your shoes, this would be the part where you realize that wearing velcro is outdated and you get your parents to tie your shoes for you.

>Stage 3: Conscious Competence - this is where you actively start making a conscious, knowing effort to experience formal learning. For instance, in learning how to tie your shoes, this would be the part where you say, “Everyone be quiet so I can concentrate! I’m learning how to tie my shoes and I need to focus carefully on this so I can do it right.”

>Stage 4: Unconscious Competence - this is where you don’t even have to think about it anymore and you have successfully learned to complete the task effortlessly. For instance, in learning how to tie your shoes, this would be the part where you can tie your shoes and be able to carry a conversation with someone and not even have to look down to concentrate.

>>27631

>Sometimes people say things like, “But I watched a hypnosis show and saw a straight man say that he liked men and I know for a fact he didn’t want to do that.”

Haha. Don’t kid yourself. Regardless of what he may say afterwards, he definitely wanted to say it. It doesn’t necessarily mean he’s gay, it just meant he was willing to say it. Besides, comparing stage hypnosis to erotic hypnosis mp3 recordings is drastically different. Read here for details.

In the recording, “Crooked Hypnotist”, I commanded people to do really bad things (stealing, leaving their wives, etc.) and I sold thousands of copies. However not a single person has obeyed all of the commands. I know this because I haven’t received a single item that this required people to send Me. Why? Because they chose not to. And truth is, I’m relieved that people chose to disregard those suggestions as it was intended to be taboo entertainment rather than realistic commands.

However, in the recording, “The Tease,” I gave commands that were relatively easy to follow that would give immediate pleasure to those who listened to it. People who listened to it followed the instructions within it. Why? Because they chose to and they knew it would bring them great pleasure. And I’m grateful for that!

Whether or not you choose to accept or reject a suggestion is up to you. All of My recordings have detailed descriptions telling you what the suggestions and/or theme will be and so you know before hand what to expect. If you want a deep trance, then find a recording you want to listen to, then obey the instructions within it. It’s that simple!

>Sometimes a person may think or say, “I wasn’t hypnotized,” or “I’ve never been hypnotized and I’ve listened to all your hypnosis sessions.”

First of all, how do you know you weren’t hypnotized? Secondly, if you’ve already listened to all my hypnosis sessions, then you’ve been hypnotized and just don’t know it. Hypnosis could hit you on top of the head and you wouldn’t know it. You could have been so deep in hypnosis that you didn’t even realize it. That’s like people inside a big storm waiting for a tornado. Sometimes the storm is so big, they go around looking for it but they’re actually in the eye of it. Right smack in the middle of it. Maybe what you’re looking for is already happening. After all, hypnosis is only following instructions, right? That is, in fact, all hypnosis is. So if you follow instructions, then technically you’re hypnotized. If you don’t follow instructions, whose fault is that? If you have to, re-read the above paragraphs. Again, hypnotists cannot force you do follow instructions or do something against your will.

Or maybe you’re expecting something completely unrealistic. Ask yourself this: “What would have to happen so that I realize I’m actually hypnotized?”

Would you have to feel amnesia? If that’s the case, I’m sure in the past, you’ve “forgotten” where you’ve left your keys around the house. Have you ever forgotten where you parked your car? Or saw someone and you knew their face but couldn’t remember their name? Sure, sometimes amnesia can happen in deep trance hypnosis, however amnesia does not equal hypnosis.

Would you have to feel a part of your body become numb? If that’s the case, then think of a time in the past where you watched tv late at night. Have you ever watched tv while feeling insomnia and your legs felt numb? Or maybe you held the remote control in your hands and they just seemed to stay there. That’s arm catalepsy. Or have you ever listened to a teacher or a presenter and just cocked your head to the side and stayed in that position with your mouth wide open? That’s mouth and head catalepsy. Sure, sometimes catalepsy can happen in deep trance hypnosis, however catalepsy does not equal hypnosis.

Would you have to be able to ignore every outside sound? If that’s the case, then think about every time you watch a movie. Have you ever watched a movie and were so engrossed in a movie that everything around you disappeared? Or have you ever been browsing online and got so focused on something, like right now, that all sounds seem to have disappeared? Now notice the sound of the computer modem and internal hardware of your computer. If you can, listen to the sound. See, you’re focused on it. But before you weren’t. The unconscious mind has so many bits and pieces to process that the conscious mind can’t possibly focus on everything during every single second. You ignore outside sounds every single day. Sounds of crickets. Sounds of birds. They could be outside your house right now. Or sounds of feet shuffling on the carpet. Sounds you’d typically ignore. So ignoring sounds does NOT equal hypnosis. That’s such a common myth of hypnosis.

thank you

Is she always this condescending?

I can't help but read a lot of her responses in that sort of angry "tired of answering these questions" tone. It doesn't help that she keeps using capital letters when refering to herself in the first person. This is supposed to be a tutorial, a guide, a helpfile, not religious text. The people who already think she's a goddess literally don't need this guide.

I get she has a persona to maintain but it makes me want to take all the capital letters out and repost it and ensure that's the version that gets posted around.

>>27771

Holy shit she is SO BAD at it too, she doesn't even proofread herself. This is like reading faux-Shakespeare written by a highschooler who thinks he's being witty and smart.

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Can’t tell if you’re hypnotized?

One of My biggest pet peeves is when someone comes up to Me and says, “I wasn’t hypnotized.” or even worse, “I listened to Your recordings and they didn’t work on Me.”

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She's quoting someone else talking and reflexively capitalized the me. How full of yourself do you have to be to do that.

>>27771

>>27772

Do you have any better guides then? I posted this one here because its one of the most comprehensive and in-depth guides on how to achieve trance and tips to achive it etc that I ever found, and I havent found much at all.

Regardless of the quirks of her personality showing up in the guide you can't deny there is some good solid advice and adressing of misconceptions here.

>>27776

The guide is good, it just needs all that Me, My, Mine bullshit editted out so it reads like an actual human being trying to help wrote it, not someone being condescending and holier-than-thou.

>>27814

>Me, My

That's like 15 total words out of 7000, whatever, sure its weird to capitalize that but it doesnt matter much considering how long the whole guide is. I didnt really notice it till you guys pointed it out even,

>>27627

>Law of Attraction meme

Quick note for anyone retarded that this only applies to things controlled by yourself that are within your capabilities. Believing that you can imagine something can help you imagine it. Believing you'll get $1,000,000 tomorrow won't help it happen, since you don't control that. Believing that you can lift two trains won't help you lift two trains, since that's physically out of your capabilities.

>>27631

>blue elephant meme

I've heard this enough that I don't actually think of a blue elephant.

Hypnosis is kind of like meditating but instead of letting your thoughts form freely you hop on the hypnotist's flow of thought

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