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Comment by Hugh Cole on November 23, 2009 at 5:29am

Doreen, There are some "misimpressions about instant inductions. They don't have to be rough to be powerful. If you look at the videos on my page of Justin Tranz doing "body slams" you will see inductions that look 10 times rougher than "speed trance". However ... the client experiences them as a sort of a carnival ride. ..and done properly you have complete control over the clients weight and actually set it gently on the floor. Speed trance inductions are milder and easier to do and a good place to start ... You wont break your trance partner. I promise .. As I said to Josceleyne.... Just do it!

Comment by Doreen Cohanim C.Ht on November 23, 2009 at 12:37am

Yes, it can be nice, but for now I need one on one first.

Comment by Jim Sloan on November 23, 2009 at 12:01am

John, I'm not an expert at Skype , but can you all just imagine the impact it could have if we ALL got Zapped by John via Skype at the same time? Can that work?

Comment by Doreen Cohanim C.Ht on November 22, 2009 at 11:28pm

Hi John, I just watched Ritchie's fast Induction and I come to realize that I am afraid to push the client too hard, in a way that I will ruin the hypnotic trance and maybe even afraid to brake some bones by puling their shoulder, head, neck, arm? and just thinking about it, I feel like I am not able to pull anyone without hesitation, It feels so scary to me, maybe this is my limitation from going out and doing it?

Comment by Doreen Cohanim C.Ht on November 22, 2009 at 10:47pm

Thanks John, I will email you my skype, but I think we chatted before, maybe that was when I was in Israel... I'll look you up.

Thanks Doreen.

Comment by John Cerbone - The Trance-Master on November 22, 2009 at 6:49pm

Ok Doreen, let me know so we can set this up sometime when ready.
What has worked for me is digging in and getting bigger than the audience, knowing they are all secretly fans who want my success. I mean after all, who wants to see a show that doesn't work, right?
There's an inner performer in me, who knows only success, creates hits, pulls shows out of disastrous work environments, has worked on stages 110 F and in the snow, in the rain, in gyms with echoes, school cafeterias, and other wacky places that steps up, that overwhelmingly kicks in pre-show, completely alive and well, even mighty, I am usually dancing around back stage to music and ready, like a prize fighter about to enter the ring, or a horse about to enter the starting gate. I'd rather be hosting a show or hosting a speed-trance demo / lecture or a street show or a even session than almost anything else.
So dig in and get mighty, bigger than the audience, their energy channeled thru you, redirected to the show! What could happen, are they gonna shoot, not usually right? Well someplace's where I've been booked, but let's not go there, LOL!

Josceleyne, from what you wrote and as we know each other, you have to jump in and realize you have learned to swim, so now it's time to swim.
Many, many years ago, when I was about 12, my family and I took a trip to Miami, Florida. I had learned to swim, and there was a pool there with a diving board which dropped you into 11 feet of water. My then, negative auto-suggestion was, I am not 13 feet tall, what if I sink or forget how to swim? I know that makes no sense to me now, but at 12 years old, well. I stood on that diving board for a long time, working up the nerve to jump in. Then that moment of spark, inspiration, moreover, activation, beyond what the word means, JUMP, and I did!!! Then, they couldn't get me to stop jumping in and swimming over and repeating the process. The hotel even gave me a little trophy, cool huh? I still have it here someplace in a box.
As with anything, there are levels of thought, and beyond those words, activation, action, in our lives, like the big bang or moment of the Universe's creation, bang, and you go!!!! Use the nervousness as a build up to activate, or the explosion that gets you to fire the cannon, and go for it. I have seen some hypnosis shows that were heralded as hits, that had miles to go before they were, but they were learning experiences to their hosts whom went forward and took on more work. But as long as the audience laughs, as long as they were responding, as long as it reached them, both the volunteers and the audience, you have made it!
Hope that helps.

Comment by John Cerbone - The Trance-Master on November 22, 2009 at 6:47pm

Nice reponse as usual Hugh!

Comment by Hugh Cole on November 22, 2009 at 5:54pm

My offer to work with you still holds Joceleyne. I would rather see you daring to fail than failing to dare.

Comment by Josceleyne Dalton on November 22, 2009 at 5:37pm

Hello Doreen and hoping your well. No Doreen my fear of doing this in the streets or on stage has not diminished, however it did prove to me that I can do it, and that possibly, if not probably, my hesitancy is completely due to a lack of confidence. As John says "trance on" and I certainly will not give up on myself in doing this as a performance on stage even though time in not on my side. Good luck with it Doreen.

Comment by Doreen Cohanim C.Ht on November 22, 2009 at 4:19pm

Hi John, I have been trained with great hypnotists and I really believe that, and I will be honored to be hypnotized by you on Skype, for all these suggestions of practic all equivalent to 16 to 19 years worth of work. And No, I have not studied with yet, not even via DVD, and I have studied on DVD with Richard Numgard and Tom Silver, and other live training with Ken and Richard Rumble in Las Vegas that was really a great training, and John I believe it is my limitation for some reason I am scaring my self into not succeeding... Does it make sense?

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