Text hypnosis

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Permalink Reply by Antonio on December 12, 2009 at 2:32pm

Conca whats the difference between trying to get a date using analog marking or just trying to "covertly" hypnotizing someone? Not really all that much. IMO it will be too obvious.

Conca said:

I'm not referring to dating etc. I'm talking about analogue marking in general.

Conca

Ryan Mooney said:

I don't think you could use analogue marking in a text message with much success. It's way too obvious. In an email it could work. You would just have to change the font size of your markings. If it's trying to get a date with a girl through texting, a simple, "I'm going to see a movie at 9:30. Meet me there." would be fine. It might work and it might not. There's nothing hypnotic about it, though. As with hypnosis, this type of stuff is about your attitude. Once in person, you could easily "mark out" things that you say by anchoring. I don't want to get into too much detail here about it, as this is not the right site to be discussing dating and things of the such.

Conca said:

How would you use analogue marking then by text if it is that obvious?

Conca

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Permalink Reply by Antonio on December 12, 2009 at 3:04pm

Remember that "sacred cow" that we can't get anything to do something they don't want to do. If your friend truly doesn't want to go to the Cinema with you, they are not going to go.

Conca said:

I'm not saying there is any difference, Ryan said that "this is not the right site to be discussing dating and things of the such." So I was just saying that it doesn't have to be about dating.

For example say if you had a friend who didn't want to go out and you wanted to go to the cinema with them. How would you go about it?

Is that better?

Conca

Antonio said:

Conca whats the difference between trying to get a date using analog marking or just trying to "covertly" hypnotizing someone? Not really all that much. IMO it will be too obvious.

Conca said:

I'm not referring to dating etc. I'm talking about analogue marking in general.

Conca

Ryan Mooney said:

I don't think you could use analogue marking in a text message with much success. It's way too obvious. In an email it could work. You would just have to change the font size of your markings. If it's trying to get a date with a girl through texting, a simple, "I'm going to see a movie at 9:30. Meet me there." would be fine. It might work and it might not. There's nothing hypnotic about it, though. As with hypnosis, this type of stuff is about your attitude. Once in person, you could easily "mark out" things that you say by anchoring. I don't want to get into too much detail here about it, as this is not the right site to be discussing dating and things of the such.

Conca said:

How would you use analogue marking then by text if it is that obvious?

Conca

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Permalink Reply by Joe K Fobes on December 12, 2009 at 4:38pm

I usually first get an IMR and then use that to get a negative hallucination for any text in (_). I then "waken" them and give suggestions using the (_).

You can find a few examples on my blog, here is one with a firm non-believer where it took a while to get to where I wanted to go. Read it and learn about persistence and keeping control of the frame. http://wikihyp.com/?p=36

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Permalink Reply by Lauren Wade on December 12, 2009 at 4:49pm

Heehee. It can be really fun to hypnotise non-believers using ericksonian techniques. One of my favorite Milton Erickson stories is where he had a nonbeliever, and kept using embedded commands to get him to tell him he didn't believe right to his face, tell the class on stage, return to his seat, and fall into a deep trance.
I have a friend who likes to "challenge" me, and call me weak, and say he is "So strong", and I set my style to switch it up and say if he was so strong, he could put himself in trance, that if he couldn't put himself in trance, he was weak. worked like a charm.

JoeK said:

I usually first get an IMR and then use that to get a negative hallucination for any text in (_). I then "waken" them and give suggestions using the (_).

You can find a few examples on my blog, here is one with a firm non-believer where it took a while to get to where I wanted to go. Read it and learn about persistence and keeping control of the frame. http://wikihyp.com/?p=36

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Permalink Reply by Ricky Strode on December 12, 2009 at 8:10pm

Actually you can get people to do things that they don't want to do. :) You just have to know how to do it.

Antonio said:

Remember that "sacred cow" that we can't get anything to do something they don't want to do. If your friend truly doesn't want to go to the Cinema with you, they are not going to go.

Conca said:

I'm not saying there is any difference, Ryan said that "this is not the right site to be discussing dating and things of the such." So I was just saying that it doesn't have to be about dating.

For example say if you had a friend who didn't want to go out and you wanted to go to the cinema with them. How would you go about it?

Is that better?

Conca

Antonio said:

Conca whats the difference between trying to get a date using analog marking or just trying to "covertly" hypnotizing someone? Not really all that much. IMO it will be too obvious.

Conca said:

I'm not referring to dating etc. I'm talking about analogue marking in general.

Conca

Ryan Mooney said:

I don't think you could use analogue marking in a text message with much success. It's way too obvious. In an email it could work. You would just have to change the font size of your markings. If it's trying to get a date with a girl through texting, a simple, "I'm going to see a movie at 9:30. Meet me there." would be fine. It might work and it might not. There's nothing hypnotic about it, though. As with hypnosis, this type of stuff is about your attitude. Once in person, you could easily "mark out" things that you say by anchoring. I don't want to get into too much detail here about it, as this is not the right site to be discussing dating and things of the such.

Conca said:

How would you use analogue marking then by text if it is that obvious?

Conca

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Permalink Reply by Antonio on December 13, 2009 at 1:51am

Brilliant Lauren!

Lauren Wade said:

Heehee. It can be really fun to hypnotise non-believers using ericksonian techniques. One of my favorite Milton Erickson stories is where he had a nonbeliever, and kept using embedded commands to get him to tell him he didn't believe right to his face, tell the class on stage, return to his seat, and fall into a deep trance.
I have a friend who likes to "challenge" me, and call me weak, and say he is "So strong", and I set my style to switch it up and say if he was so strong, he could put himself in trance, that if he couldn't put himself in trance, he was weak. worked like a charm.

JoeK said:

I usually first get an IMR and then use that to get a negative hallucination for any text in (_). I then "waken" them and give suggestions using the (_).

You can find a few examples on my blog, here is one with a firm non-believer where it took a while to get to where I wanted to go. Read it and learn about persistence and keeping control of the frame. http://wikihyp.com/?p=36

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Permalink Reply by Antonio on December 13, 2009 at 2:28am

First off, the person going on stage wants to be up there and more than likely wants to have their "15 minutes of fame"...so they will go along with the suggestions. Also I have heard of people not following out certain suggestions on stage while following other ones...

Conca said:

I agree with Ricky here, for example when you get someone on stage and you make them imagine they are airplanes or something of the like, they probably wouldn't do that in the waking state.

Conca

ricky strode said:

Actually you can get people to do things that they don't want to do. :) You just have to know how to do it.

Antonio said:

Remember that "sacred cow" that we can't get anything to do something they don't want to do. If your friend truly doesn't want to go to the Cinema with you, they are not going to go.

Conca said:

I'm not saying there is any difference, Ryan said that "this is not the right site to be discussing dating and things of the such." So I was just saying that it doesn't have to be about dating.

For example say if you had a friend who didn't want to go out and you wanted to go to the cinema with them. How would you go about it?

Is that better?

Conca

Antonio said:

Conca whats the difference between trying to get a date using analog marking or just trying to "covertly" hypnotizing someone? Not really all that much. IMO it will be too obvious.

Conca said:

I'm not referring to dating etc. I'm talking about analogue marking in general.

Conca

Ryan Mooney said:

I don't think you could use analogue marking in a text message with much success. It's way too obvious. In an email it could work. You would just have to change the font size of your markings. If it's trying to get a date with a girl through texting, a simple, "I'm going to see a movie at 9:30. Meet me there." would be fine. It might work and it might not. There's nothing hypnotic about it, though. As with hypnosis, this type of stuff is about your attitude. Once in person, you could easily "mark out" things that you say by anchoring. I don't want to get into too much detail here about it, as this is not the right site to be discussing dating and things of the such.

Conca said:

How would you use analogue marking then by text if it is that obvious?

Conca

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