HypnoSculpture

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Permalink Reply by Anthony Jacquin on February 17, 2009 at 12:21am

100% True.

This is one of my favorite things to do with people. I have numerous routines that start with a statue :)

I guess you are referring to Maya-Jids clips online with the musical background. Great work and entirely doable. Go and try it.

Ant
www.anthonyjacquin.com

Permalink Reply by Jesus Gonzalez on February 24, 2009 at 5:39am

Yes, but I couldnt hypnotise anyone unless it was a willing hypnosis. I'd like to learn more about unwilling hypnosis. What do you recommend me anthony? I saw several videos of you on youtube hypnotising a bar-man unwillingly.

Permalink Reply by Nathan Thomas on March 5, 2009 at 10:54pm

Hi
Anthony is right, i wrote to 'TheHypnosculptor' (Mayajid or Win) and he agreed to write a piece for my second blog:
http://handshakeinduction.wordpress.com (lesson 6 i think) explaining what he does and how it works.

Permalink Reply by Benjamin Jay Wight on May 16, 2010 at 8:56pm

Hey Nathan, I actually joined keys to the mind a while back but was never sent the password to access the Information???

Nathan Thomas said:

Hi
Anthony is right, i wrote to 'TheHypnosculptor' (Mayajid or Win) and he agreed to write a piece for my second blog:
http://handshakeinduction.wordpress.com (lesson 6 i think) explaining what he does and how it works.

Permalink Reply by Anthony Jacquin on May 16, 2010 at 10:14pm

Hi Jesus,

the 'Denzel' clip is outlined in full n my book 'Reality is Plastic'. Not asking for permission is not the same thing as 'unwilling'.

Although the Denzel clip was very much for real and without permission it was as much a proof of concept (do handshakes work without introduction) as anything. I do not suggest you go out blasting people who you think are unwilling. Why would you want to do that?

However should you need to, know that you can. There is not a great deal to learn as there is not a lot fo detail about approach and set up. It is more a case of what induction you are going to do (I find the Bandler style handshake as good as any) and remembering to keep on talking after you do it (rather than waiting to see if it has worked). If the handshake doesn;t get them what follows should.

Anthony
www.headhacking.com

Jesus Gonzalez Jaen said:

Yes, but I couldnt hypnotise anyone unless it was a willing hypnosis. I'd like to learn more about unwilling hypnosis. What do you recommend me anthony? I saw several videos of you on youtube hypnotising a bar-man unwillingly.

Permalink Reply by Yong Peng on May 17, 2010 at 1:26am

Today I have tried some hypno-sculpture on street but all failed.
When I pretended to ask the way,most people didn't stop,although some gave their answers,but always want to walk away in a hurry.

I tried about 8 persons.Only 2 shaked hands with me.
One boy, when I lifted his hand up he said 'what are u doing?'
Another one asked me 'do you need to buy a cheap cellphone' before I try to lift his hand up.Maybe he was doing a pattern interupt on me - that was a con-man.
And no Chinese girl will shake hand with a native stranger.

I think handshake is not a common social etiquette any more in our everyday life.For me,I will not shake hands with any stanger passing by,unless it was in a social/bussiness occasion or a beautiful lady or a foreigner.
People all keep a wary eye on stangers chatting up.So even they allowed to shake hands,since it's not a natural pattern，the interupt thing of course is out of the question.

How can I get a fluent handshake.

Permalink Reply by Benjamin Jay Wight on May 17, 2010 at 6:59pm

I think handshakes are less common than they used to be but its all about getting timing right and making it feel natural for the other person. Make sure you stop them fully when you ask for directions so they cant keep walking. And When you extend the hand for the shake look them straight in eyes and thank them. It shouldnt look forced and I know how easy it is to let that desire to shake their hand show. If the timing is right then let it happen if not then let them move on their way.

Permalink Reply by Jesus Gonzalez on May 20, 2010 at 3:21am

It's pretty natural.

If someone asked me for directions, I won't expect to shake hands.

You must think about CONTEXT, or the enviroment/situation your going.

Really I haven't tried hypnosculpture yet, but I tried the Derren Brown russian steal Pattern , just like he did, water bottle in my hand... and it worked fine. The thing is that when I got people mobile phone, later I asked: Why you gave it to me? And they answered: Because you told me to do so! There is when my confusion starts emerging, I don't really know if it was suggestion or WTF it happened just right now.

It was pretty funny when I told I friend of mine, at school, instead of giving me his mobile phone, I asked for his motorbike Keys. And it worked pretty fine, indeed, when the class ended, I forgot that I had his keys, and when I was returning home, he came running and shouting my name, because he forgot to ask for the keys again.

Now, the main topic, you must think about context, I told before. If you ask for some directions, people are not going to expect you to shake hands with them. Or anyway, you should create the context to do so: You are lost in the city, you are new, and you have got a business meeting, it is very important and you must meet them in 15 minutes. IM IN A HURRY! PLEASE HELP ME!

That would be a better context to shake hands, when he gives you directions. OMG! Thanks! You saved my life bro! (then shake hands). Your intention is important as well, if you think, Ok Im going to shake hands with you and you are going to notice I'm hypnotising you, or you are going to feel beforehand what Im going todo.. You should even think about the sculpture before anything (obvious?), and fix that image into your mind, then you will be starting with the end(intention) in mind.

I haven't tried hypnosculpture yet, but it is what I would do.

What I cant figure out is what can I suggest the person when I interrupt the pattern, because anyway, they will know that they are with their eyes closed, and that something is happening, am i explaining?

About the con-man who interrupted you... Im sure that lots of people interrupt your pattern everyday, and not just people, situations, and even ANIMALS (i got phobia to dogs, when I see dog, I break my pattern, If im rolling a cigarret, I start running and go up to the highest wall I can see) can break your pattern too. Don't care about it, he would be trying to tell you that he hadn't time to wait, and you couldn't phone nobody to give you directions. It's obvious he was tranced out as well.

It's a fact that wherever you go, there is a hypnotic process ocurring.

About the fluent handshake.. just raise your hand and dont start thinking about the proccess of how the other person is going to shake your hand. As you drink water, go, serve a glass of water, and drink it. Im sure you never thought about.. hmmmmmm 75cl of pure water with 3mg of sodium it would be ok in a glass of 80cl now im going to go right to the fridge and......

Am I Explaining ok? Sorry for my bad english :P

Jesus

Yong Peng said:

Today I have tried some hypno-sculpture on street but all failed.
When I pretended to ask the way,most people didn't stop,although some gave their answers,but always want to walk away in a hurry. I tried about 8 persons.Only 2 shaked hands with me.
One boy, when I lifted his hand up he said 'what are u doing?'
Another one asked me 'do you need to buy a cheap cellphone' before I try to lift his hand up.Maybe he was doing a pattern interupt on me - that was a con-man.
And no Chinese girl will shake hand with a native stranger.

I think handshake is not a common social etiquette any more in our everyday life.For me,I will not shake hands with any stanger passing by,unless it was in a social/bussiness occasion or a beautiful lady or a foreigner.
People all keep a wary eye on stangers chatting up.So even they allowed to shake hands,since it's not a natural pattern，the interupt thing of course is out of the question.

How can I get a fluent handshake.