Downloadable .MP3 of World's Most Powerful and Versatile Hypnotherapy Script

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Permalink Reply by Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com on July 29, 2009 at 10:35pm

This is a large file (38 minutes long) so it might take a bit to download even though I compressed the size as much as possible without loosing sound quality....

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Permalink Reply by Fable Goodman on July 29, 2009 at 10:37pm

Thanks Richard,

Thanks Jonathan

Listening to it now.

Love and hugs,

Fable

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Permalink Reply by Fable Goodman on July 30, 2009 at 4:25am

Thanks Jonathan,

I have just listened to both of them, and love your contrasting styles.

I had your voice playing on the computer on the first floor, and Richard's playing in the front room on the ground floor. I sat and relaxed a bit with Richards, and then got up relaxed, and in hypnosis, and walked out of the room and up the stairs. At a certain stair, the two voices, found the perfect balance. One step higher, and I would be hearing more of your voice. One step lower, and I would be hearing more of Richard's, saying the same or very similar.

That was a great step to sit on!

I imagined making a third version, and putting them together on one MP3. We could bill ourselves as 'The three Tenors'
and charge £30 (Three tenners).

But who get's to play Pavarotti?

Love, hugs and appreciation.

Fable

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Permalink Reply by Andreas Tenhagen on July 30, 2009 at 4:49am

Great idea Fable....... just downloaded both and it trances me out very quickly because of the mindwork of a foreign language and therefore a lot of internal search.

But it is nice to compare the different styles of Richard and Alex.......and looking forward to have yours, too. I think your voice would go through as the Pavarotti-Version of Trancing.

Thanks for the interesting share of an interesting script of Alex.

Greetings

Andreas




Fable Goodman said:

Thanks Jonathan,

I have just listened to both of them, and love your contrasting styles.

I had your voice playing on the computer on the first floor, and Richard's playing in the front room on the ground floor. I sat and relaxed a bit with Richards, and then got up relaxed, and in hypnosis, and walked out of the room and up the stairs. At a certain stair, the two voices, found the perfect balance. One step higher, and I would be hearing more of your voice. One step lower, and I would be hearing more of Richard's, saying the same or very similar.

That was a great step to sit on!

I imagined making a third version, and putting them together on one MP3. We could bill ourselves as 'The three Tenors'
and charge £30 (Three tenners).

But who get's to play Pavarotti?

Love, hugs and appreciation.

Fable

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Permalink Reply by Gayle Angela on July 30, 2009 at 6:56am

I downloaded the CD - it is really good. I would like to put something together like this for my clients.... how do you actually make a CD??

Thanks again - Great CD

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Permalink Reply by Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com on July 30, 2009 at 6:58am

john cerbone can play Pavaratti, excpet he has recently lost 40 lbs. and is back to his high school size and wieght...

Fable Goodman said:

Thanks Jonathan,

I have just listened to both of them, and love your contrasting styles.

I had your voice playing on the computer on the first floor, and Richard's playing in the front room on the ground floor. I sat and relaxed a bit with Richards, and then got up relaxed, and in hypnosis, and walked out of the room and up the stairs. At a certain stair, the two voices, found the perfect balance. One step higher, and I would be hearing more of your voice. One step lower, and I would be hearing more of Richard's, saying the same or very similar.

That was a great step to sit on!

I imagined making a third version, and putting them together on one MP3. We could bill ourselves as 'The three Tenors'
and charge £30 (Three tenners).

But who get's to play Pavarotti?

Love, hugs and appreciation.

Fable

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Permalink Reply by Carlos Santillan on July 30, 2009 at 7:39am

Plus John's recording would probably be only a couple of minutes long... ;)


Richard Nongard - HypnosisGurus.com said:

john cerbone can play Pavaratti, excpet he has recently lost 40 lbs. and is back to his high school size and wieght...

Fable Goodman said:

Thanks Jonathan,

I have just listened to both of them, and love your contrasting styles.

I had your voice playing on the computer on the first floor, and Richard's playing in the front room on the ground floor. I sat and relaxed a bit with Richards, and then got up relaxed, and in hypnosis, and walked out of the room and up the stairs. At a certain stair, the two voices, found the perfect balance. One step higher, and I would be hearing more of your voice. One step lower, and I would be hearing more of Richard's, saying the same or very similar.

That was a great step to sit on!

I imagined making a third version, and putting them together on one MP3. We could bill ourselves as 'The three Tenors'
and charge £30 (Three tenners).

But who get's to play Pavarotti?

Love, hugs and appreciation.

Fable

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Permalink Reply by Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com on July 30, 2009 at 7:57am

Just to point out, I have uploaded mp3's, JR has (I downloaded it, it is great) and I know Fable has uploaded a few, and I am sure others have that I just don't know about..
This website really is a great learning resource, in addition to the video section, these .mp3's make great learning tools, all for the price of FREE..

BTW, my version of JR script was 38 minutes, because knew many who downloaded it from this site would be very familiar with hypnosis so I did a rather short PMR and Staircase, to save time so the download would not be so huge... Either way, long or short induction, it is the content of the script which is really good.

I hope people take advantage of what people have offered and benefit from these recordings...
Let's talk about the script and why it is so effective...
Gayle, great question! Other threads have discussed how to make CD's and Audio recordings... here is a link:
http://www.hypnothoughts.com/forum/topics/716892:Topic:49565


Richard

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Permalink Reply by Andreas Tenhagen on July 30, 2009 at 8:25am

Richard said: lets talk about the script and why it is so effective.



That would be a very interesting discussion.

I see a lot of
- positive affimations in there,
- some repetitions (as deepeners and to reach the deeper state of mind)
- anchor-technique
- fast phobia cure (or) NLP-Swish-Technique
- Future Pacing (Mirror-Technique)
- Posthypnotic suggestions

It truelly is masterful and .......how Alex interprets his own script is great ....I should try to let my own tiredness out, while trancing my clients. I used to hind myself from yawning......but I think now, it is a very good pacing.

Very interesting

Greetings

Andreas

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Permalink Reply by Craig Eubanks on July 30, 2009 at 2:02pm

When you said "world's most powerful and versatile script" I was sure you meant the

Elman Induction (100% UN-Copyrighted)

The Elman plus an Instant Induction are all any hypnotist should ever need. Fast, foolproof, and has built in tests for somnambulism. And you get to spend your time doing change-work instead of doing inductions.

Completely adaptable to doing recordings for your client by using simple re-induction triggers.

To me... the Elman is the world's most powerful and versatile induction. :-)

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Permalink Reply by Bruce Fleischer on July 30, 2009 at 3:42pm

Thank you Richard! I love it!

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Permalink Reply by Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com on July 30, 2009 at 4:13pm

Craig,

I have never understood the worship of one approach. The best induction is the one clients responds to. Every induction is a test, and every induction is a teaching tool. You said, spend your time doing change-work instead of doing induction, but a good induction IS change work in that it teaches a skillset that can be utilized apart from hypnosis. In fact, in many of I classes I have said, "Do a good induction, deepener and awaken them... and that alone is beneficial." I am in no rush to finish an induction (even though I am a master of speed inductions), nor do I view the induction as not having value.

Elman was great in his time, but I think there are far more effecive inductions that teach clients skillsets and promote healing in and of themselves.

Richard

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