Hypnotic Seduction and Free Covert Hypnosis Instruction for Hypnotic Domination » How To Hypnotize http://hypnoticseductionsecrets.com Free covert hypnosis instruction.Master hypnotic seduction with sexual hypnosis and learn how to boost your sales through hypnotic domination using conversational hypnosis and review the best hypnosis home study courses available. Thu, 05 Nov 2009 02:46:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 How To Hypnotize Someone Voluntarily http://hypnoticseductionsecrets.com/how-to-hypnotize-someone-voluntarily.htm http://hypnoticseductionsecrets.com/how-to-hypnotize-someone-voluntarily.htm#comments Thu, 05 Nov 2009 02:13:34 +0000 Hypnotic Seduction http://hypnoticseductionsecrets.com/?p=81
Hypnotising someone who volunteers to be hypnotized is a surprisingly simple process. Since the person wants to be hypnotized to begin with, their subconscious will be highly responsive to any suggestions you give them.

There is a simple 6 step process that I follow whenever I hypnotize people who volunteer to be hypnotized. You can follow it too by practicing it on a friend or family member.

The 6 Step Process

  1. First of all, you want to make sure the person is laying down on a bed or sitting in a chair, and is relaxed. Make sure you’re somewhere quiet, where there’s not much of a chance that you will be disturbed.
  2. For the second step, you want to tell the person that they will feel themselves becoming deeply relaxed. You could say something such as “and as you listen to my voice, you will feel your body becoming deeply relaxed now”.
  3. Once the person is relaxed, have them imagine that they’re walking down a staircase of 20 steps, and ask the person to count in their minds from 20 down to 0 as they take each step down. Tell the person that at the end of the staircase is a state of deep relaxation that cannot be seen, only felt. Let the person count their steps in their own mind, don’t say it out aloud for them. You can even give the person a couple of minutes to do this, as it does not matter if there’s a minute or two of silence once they reach the last step.
  4. Say the following to the person: “As you feel yourself in this deeply relaxed state, you will notice that your right hand is so relaxed, that it feels as if it has a thousand heavy blankets on top of it. No matter how hard you try to lift up your right hand, you won’t be able to”. You will notice that the person will be unable to lift up their right hand. Have the person do this with their left hand, and both of their feet (this is a process known as a ‘deepening technique’).
  5. Once this is done you may plant any suggestions you like within the person. You could tell the person they will feel more confident, tell them that they won’t want to smoke ever again, tell them that they will exercise frequently in order to lose weight. You can plant almost any suggestion you like within the person.
  6. Once the above steps are complete, simply have the person imagine that they’re walking back up the flight of stairs again, counting in their minds from 0 until 20. Tell them that once they reach the top step at 20, they will open their eyes and feel wide awake and fully alert.

Practice the above example a few times until you become confident with it. Confidence is the key to using hypnosis successfully, and once you acquire that confidence, the process becomes quite easy.

Now that you know how to hypnotize someone voluntarily, how do you hypnotize someone without them being aware of it? Next, I’m going to be exposing you to a much more powerful and discreet form of hypnosis that many people, even hypnotists, are not aware of.

Until then, have fun.

David

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Having a clear idea of the boundaries of metaphors can make you a better all around conversationalist. Not to mention, a highly effective practitioner of covert hypnosis.

In the following article, John D. Casnig offers insight into the proper use of metaphors and how many people mess up this simple communication tool.

Using Metaphor Effectively

We’ve all heard a politician on their soapbox, pushing for some policy change or cleaning up after a scandal. Some will cut out a sharp point, while others leave the audience in bewilderment. You can often thank – or blame – the use of metaphor for the outcome of a speech.

Most often, the problem comes down to either poorly chosen metaphors, or “mixed” metaphors. A mixed metaphor is one in which half of the statement refers to something metaphorically that doesn’t match the other half. Here’s a hilarious example by cartoon superstar Homer Simpson:

–”These people are the glue that holds together the gears of our society.”–

The metaphors “glue” and “holds together” aren’t very appropriate when imagining gears. Gears are used in situations where there is movement, while glue is used to prevent movement. A sentence that puts these completely incompatible metaphors together is funny because it is perfectly ineffective but easily visualized.

Had Homer said “…the glue that holds together the pieces of society”, it would’ve been an effective metaphor and statement, but not at all funny. This is because “glue”, “holds together” and “pieces” are all metaphors belonging to the same metaphor system, one that, in this case, suggests that society is a solid construct of many parts.

But had Homer used half of the metaphors from “glue” and the other half from, say, “chemistry”, many listeners would not have found humor at all, having too little knowledge from chemistry to find the metaphors reachable. If you want people to find what you are pointing to in a metaphor, make sure it’s reachable to them.

Take great care in selecting every metaphor you are using in a sentence, paragraph or entire work. Do the metaphors you use work well together? Do they create an image in the reader’s mind that is consistent and easily visualized? Will most readers identify with the metaphor systems you refer to?

Points to remember when building effective metaphors:

1) Make your metaphors consistent.
2) Make sure your metaphor is easy to visualize.
3) Make sure your metaphor is reachable.

The metaphor has been held in high regard by many cultures for thousands of years. Its use as a tool in the right hands can build imagery that will stand the test of time. In the wrong hands, the metaphor will make one’s words fall flat, becoming soon forgotten. Build your metaphors to last – craft them carefully, deliberately and reachably…

John D. Casnig is a writer and publisher in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. His current focus is on the metaphor and its use as a teaching and learning tool. His online arts magazine, Jaywalker Magazine of the Arts, features some of his work, as well as works from other people in his region.

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