The Darkside of hypnosis.

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Comment by Anthony Jacquin on September 6, 2010 at 4:08am

Hi Yosef,

thanks.

What followed the cucumber to face is an example of what I mean about changing belief so that the will follows. If he believes the cucumbers are going to ge him in trouble and I am the only way of getting rid of them then his will is to give them to me.

Note I added to the pressure on him by telling him 'the more I resist the more he would insist'. So he now pushes against the door that leads ot his freedom even harder.

Anthony

Comment by Leshem Yosef on September 6, 2010 at 4:06am

Anthony
like make them believe that cucumber is hashis LOL very funy
it was amazing how you did the cucumber to face induction
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkHw_UmS1Ko
yosef

Comment by Anthony Jacquin on September 6, 2010 at 3:49am

Hi Jeremiah,

it is not against their will but is against their bestr interests. I have taken things from people who cannot move too. So the will seems to be just as ineffective. However I prefer to work with their will by changing their beliefs so their will supports the participant going in the direction I want them to go in.

Anthony

Comment by bob burns on September 6, 2010 at 3:37am

Remember Jeremiah, they're not focusing on the money. They're simply focusing on not being able to move or being stuck to the chair.

Comment by Jeremiah Junglas on September 4, 2010 at 2:50pm

Hey Robert,

I see people being put totally cataleptic and then offered money... they couldn't move to take it. Is that against their will? Maybe it would be different if you were taking their money?

Comment by bob burns on August 13, 2010 at 9:47am

Well robert, maybe 'we're not' (programming people to become assassins), but somebody else just might be. Should I press 'add comment'? Or leave it alone? Press? Don't press? Man this is going to get me into trouble with the men in black again!...p...r...e...s...s...i...n...ggggggg!

Comment by Robert Mcdouglas on August 7, 2010 at 3:54pm

Thats a wonderful reply and eye opening. We're not talking about programming people to become assassins afterall....

Comment by bob burns on August 4, 2010 at 1:09pm

Hi Robert. First of all many of us are only too delighted to do many things which we know society deems as wrong. Secondly ethics fall into the same bag. ie: I do have ethics but somwhere inside of me I'm kinda' tired of 'some of those ethics and I need a holiday from them.
I think however you're talking about getting someone to do something that they would not naturally do, like drop their pants and moon out of a window?
Well, it might be that people don't do that normally because their reserve button is up amd they'd feel too inhibited... BUT they're so p-ssed off with 'the man' they'd actually love to.... if they could only find a justification.... like putting the blame on a hypnotist?
So, what if, I could drop their inhibitions and their reserve in one full swoop? What do you think they'd do? I mean I see them doing it every Saturday night with alcohol inside 'em on the street corner, which in turn does just that: drops their reserve and inhibitions and they have a ball! Suddenly, they're in a different reality where they don't think 'it's' wrong. How about that?
I do believe it's that simple. The rest is simply narrative.

Comment by Robert Mcdouglas on July 21, 2010 at 10:33am

I am a newbie but I thought that you couldnt get people to do things which they thought was wrong? So how do you cross into unthical.

Comment by Pattie Freeman CH.t, MST on May 27, 2010 at 10:32pm

Kirby,

I agree it's refreshing to go to a site and not worry about sales pitches and be able to get advice if need and there is so many wanting to share...

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