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Falling asleep Anonymous 05/10/18 (Thu) 19:55:14 No.39811

Does hypnosis still work if you fall asleep? I fell asleep a few times and woke up 20-40 minutes later.

Anonymous 05/10/18 (Thu) 20:07:15 No.39812

your mind is more receptive when you`re asleep so, yes it can still work

Anonymous 05/10/18 (Thu) 23:51:26 No.39818

No it does not. Hypnosis is a state of intense focus (albeit when the critical parts are bypassed), despite what most think it is. It isn't sleep. If you woke up during the count-up at the end, I'd say you were deep and has amnesia-like effects. If you didn't wake until 20 minutes+ later, no, it does not work unless the file instructed you to fall asleep at the end. Does it have a count up? Did you wake up? No? Then you obviously weren't following instruction and it didn't work.

Anonymous 05/11/18 (Fri) 01:04:29 No.39819

Almost certainly not. Hypnosis isn't magic and your brain isn't processing information at a high enough level to absorb it while unconscious. Remember that hypnosis is something you're choosing to take part in and letting your walls down. Falling asleep means there is nothing behind those walls in the first place..

Falling asleep means you were likely tired, lost focus, and drifted off.

Anonymous 05/11/18 (Fri) 22:38:40 No.39849

So loops that you "should" listen while asleep are placebo?

Anonymous 05/12/18 (Sat) 01:09:06 No.39854

>>39849

They're like counting sheep. Something to think about while slowly drifting to sleep. Sure they've been studies linking dreams to sounds like the ocean, but I honestly doubt any suggestions get through.

Anonymous 05/13/18 (Sun) 01:05:22 No.39911

>>39818

> If you woke up during the count-up at the end, I'd say you were deep and has amnesia-like effects.

That happens sometimes with me and, while I'd like to think it means the hypnosis worked on me so well that it put me in a somnambulistic state, I suspect it's often just the tempo change between the "body" of the file and the awakening count-up that is enough to wake many people out of a light sleep.

While I understand everyone's experience with hypnosis is unique, for me, when a file has an actual amnesia component, at best it just makes my memories of what was said during the file a little foggy, I still remember that I listened to the file and it didn't feel like I actually fell asleep for 20 minutes the way it does when I wake up during the awakening count-up.

Anonymous 06/16/18 (Sat) 13:34:52 No.41898

listening it while youre asleep is the best way to absorb subliminals

Anonymous 06/16/18 (Sat) 15:59:04 No.41908

>>41898

Pretty skeptical of this.