Use the playlist for this track so that it plays part two automatically and you get the full induction…
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Duration : 0:10:3
Written by rob on January 17th, 2010 with no comments.
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The seventh clip in the series shows the cute, petite blonde hypnotized so deeply that she becomes the obedient, hypnotized slave (hypnoslave?) to her now hypnotist master. The level of mind control that her hypnotist master has over her is so great that she bows down before her master, telling him she is ready to serve him.
Duration : 0:2:12
Written by rob on November 25th, 2009 with 25 comments.
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Medical Clinical Hypnotherapy for pain control and behavior modification. Real Hypnosis with no preconditioning. Anyone can be hypnotized. They say 5% are unable to be hypnotized. The truth is 5% just have to practice more than once. I’ve been using hypnosis since I was 9 years old for personal pain control. I’m good at it and can show anyone how to get into trance for a serious purpose and do something good with it. The word Hypnosis was coined by Dr. James Braid in 1841 after completing over 3000 surgeries with no chemicals and not one report of pain, Approved by the American Medical Association in 1958 after 117 years of study, Hypnosis is main stream now and is considered better than anything on the market for non-evasive pain control and natural behavior modification.
Hypnosis Pain Control. Watch hypnotherapy help newscaster Lance West remove his back pain.This is after being introduced to Lance a few minutes before going live on 4:30 ch.4 health news. I only knew his back hurt so everything is on the go with no Preconditioning. I answer my phone from 10 am to 10 pm. If you are interested in clinical hypnotherapy for any reason. Go to my website and/or call me 405-749-4680.
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Duration : 0:6:32
Written by rob on November 21st, 2009 with 7 comments.
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This is the stage hypnosis induction that I use for most of my shows. It is a basic handlock sped up. Two people became so relaxed that they fell out of their chairs even though I said “stuck tight in your chairs”
I also included the opening skit. I have had hundreds of people asking how I hypnotize people, and here it is!
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Duration : 0:9:33
Written by rob on November 3rd, 2009 with 1 comment.
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handshake induction hypnotherapy technique nlp
Duration : 0:4:34
Written by rob on October 22nd, 2009 with 14 comments.
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handshake induction hypnotherapy technique nlp
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Written by rob on October 22nd, 2009 with 14 comments.
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Michael Carroll demonstrating the Betty Erickson trance induction for self hypnosis
Duration : 0:10:11
Written by rob on October 19th, 2009 with 7 comments.
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http://www.nongard.net offers training DVD’s, classes and online programmig to teach you hypnosis. Get certified in clinical hypnosis at http://www.HypnotherapyBoard.org
Duration : 0:9:44
Written by rob on October 10th, 2009 with 7 comments.
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You can use this technique for many different applications. I usually use it around four times a week for things such as controlling pain, better concentration, making not-so-good food taste better, making myself feel warmer/cooler. Other good suggestions can be found online or you can come up with your own. Please note, this technique does not necessarily result in a light hypnotic state. If done skillfully, you can make your entire hand completely numb (I’ve done this a few times for fun, it works great). Like I said, please let me know how it goes and feel free to ask questions/make comments. I’d love to hear from ya.
Update: I’m glad to see a lot of you finding success with this technique!! For those of you having trouble with it, just keep practicing and feel free to drop me a message.
Duration : 0:5:24
Written by rob on October 1st, 2009 with 25 comments.
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This is a rapid induction demonstration using street hypnosis techniques, which I teach in New York, New Jersey and through out the US. In this video I hypnotized a bodybuilder while visiting a gym in California. I had hypnotized one of the gyms front desk attendants the day before (after I had finished my workout). When I returned to the gym the next day, I found that many people had been talking about my impromptu hypnotism demonstration. The instant I entered the gym, several people approached me to ask me about hypnosis and hypnotherapy.
As I discussed hypnotism and the induction methods of various hypnotists such as Erickson and Elman, I noticed a bodybuilder standing just a few feet away. He was straining to listen to our conversation. Based on his obvious interest, I immediately offered him the opportunity to be hypnotized, which he accepted eagerly.
So, I got my camera out of the locker room, and asked one of the bystanders to film my interaction with Joe, the bodybuilder, who I hypnotized by rapid induction, in front of several of the people who had been asking me questions about hypnosis techniques and how to learn hypnosis (you see them at the end of the video standing nearby, clapping).
Near the end of my impromptu hypnosis demonstration, I gave Joe a few helpful hypnotic suggestions about sports performance and (weight lifting, concentration and intensity) before having him fully emerge from the state of hypnosis.
For those studying hypnosis or hypnotherapy, notice the following about the volunteer:
–He often stares straight ahead, blankly (Why is this important?)
–He quickly enters progressively deeper states of hypnosis. Why? (Hint: What is one of the obvious deepening methods being used here repeatedly?)
–Can you pick out a second deepening method demonstrated in this video?
NOTE: The muted sections of the video consist of deep-state patter, which is used to rapidly deepen and intensify relaxation and concentration (These techniques are taught in my hypnosis classes.)_________________________________
EXPLANATION OF 4:21 (temporary smile/hesitation)
A lot of people have written to ask about what occurs at 4:21 in the video (where Joe temporarily smiles and hesitates during the handshake re-induction). The following explains this reaction in detail:
What you see at that point in the video is his response to a shock induction. In fact, his response (a moment of disorientation, followed by full compliance–returning to the state of hypnosis) is actually an indicator that he is actually a highly suggestible person (in other words able to be hypnotized deeply).
As you know, a person can move, laugh, smile walk, sing, talk, etcetera while in the state of hypnosis. What you see happen is a good example of how shock or surprise is handled by certain people.
Notice that the moment I say sleep, he immediately falls toward the sofa, he briefly hesitates while smiling, then suddenly he completely relaxes (watch his arm as it suddenly sags across his stomach, relaxed–before I pick it up). This all happens during a state of shock/surprise.
As I continue my patter, he resolves the shock by following my suggestion which I have been supplying to his subconscious while he was in a state of shock (relax, sleep, etcetera)–while his critical factor was distracted.
When using shock inductions, you’ll occasionally find people who will shout or scream due to being frightened, and then they will sink into deep relaxation. Some will laugh or smile and then relax. Others will just immediately relax. The reactions vary from person to person.
In Joe’s case, the smiling indicated a temporary state of shock/disorientation, which is necessary for this type of induction. In some people, the states of confusion or shock last longer than in others (before it is resolved into hypnosis). Whether a shorter period or longer period, the final result the is same: the client/volunteer enters the state of hypnosis.
In other words, the smiling is not an indication of the depth of hypnosis; it is only an indication of temporary shock/disorientation. What you see at this point in the video is Joe re-entering a deep state of hypnosis by being shocked back into the state.
Duration : 0:5:36
Written by rob on September 28th, 2009 with 25 comments.
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