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bunglebear New user 52 Posts 
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Just a quick survey really. How long did it take you to get your first candidate under? Did you all need quite a few attempts? What did you do when that person was under?
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Pasq Elite user Lance Rench-Hausen. 417 Posts
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I often use a variation of the classic handshake induction. It's a consistently deep trance, & has them slipping in & out of consciousness all "over the shop". It's also riddled with pattern interupts such as repeating "Hello!", two or three times into conversation.
Such forced inductions are particularly difficult to perform on wrestlers. They're big men with huge red hands & honestly not worth my time or yours.
Sparrow in a barrow.
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bunglebear New user 52 Posts
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It seems so complicated and must take a lot of rehearsal, how did you learn to do this?
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Pasq Elite user Lance Rench-Hausen. 417 Posts
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I studied with a chap called Mark Hogan.
Sparrow in a barrow.
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kyle_freemason Elite user 409 Posts
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I wish there were a definitive video set teaching hypnosis. I am a skeptic and wish that I were more comfortable with hypnosis. I would really love to believe that it works, however, before I can I am one that has to see to believe. I just cannot see how any of this could work.
MM
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procyonrising Special user New York 698 Posts
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See the products here for a good videos explaining hypnosis and induction techniques:
http://georgebien.com/products.htm |
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Anabelle Special user 951 Posts
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Kyle, I can tell you it works, it worked on me, done by a not so nice guy.
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kyle_freemason Elite user 409 Posts
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Ababelle, I will take your word for it that it does infact work. Power in the hands of evil is never good. I hope all is well with you.
MM
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MagicalPirate Special user Shamokin, PA 828 Posts
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I got my wife under after many attempts. I also got my niece under. Trance phenomena 0. My first stage show 20 volunteers and 12 kept for the show. It is all perception. Of course a lot of guts helps too. Understand 1 performer + 20 strangers = Your Show. This is not for the faint hearted. I had studied, practiced and rehearsed. I had no belief other than success when I entered the stage. As far as the audience was concerned I was a hypnotist. No trouble getting volunteers and the show went like clockwork. You had better have full confidence when you enter that stage or it is going to be a long night. Just remember they want you to succeed and they want to be entertaining. Why else would they come up on the stage. If it is to challenge you, you dispense with them immediately. This is your show and no one is going to mess it up.
Martin 
Martin Blakley, CSH, DASH, CMSA
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Gede Nibo Inner circle 2447 Posts
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MagicalPirate,
I have found all your words on this subject here, and elsewhere VERY helpful and informative... many thanks! |
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 21287 Posts
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WOW can we please get all ideas of "good" and "EVIL" out of our fingers when we type about hypnosis? it has no place in the discussion.
We need to bring hypnosis into the 21st century! granted we have to drag it through the 19th and 20th first but come on! ALL hypnosis is self hypnosis, THAT is why it works. It is about belief and expectation. NO POWER! the hypnotist has no power. He simply gives directions like a tour guide period. So the point is that people are in control the entire time and will do NOTHING against their will. So good and evil do not enter in to the picture. Martin is right, the first time you walk on stage with 20 chairs and a microphone and the claim that you will entertain these people for the next about 2 hours it can be quite chilling. It is complicated indeed and takes a LOT of rehersal of course. Not only stage blocking and entertainment concerns, but saftey concerns as well. THis is where most fall short and it is sad. Most have no insurance and this too is a sad statement. Nothing bad can happen to them in the trance itslef, BUT they can fall and break a wrist comming to the stage, or leaving the stage. And can we avoid this deteriorating into hypnosis being real or fake thread? If you believe you believe, if not then great.
Danny Doyle
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paisa23 Inner circle 7293 Posts
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Just reading through makes me want to learn so much about this.
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Parson Smith Inner circle 1937 Posts
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Gede,
MagicalPirate is from TEXAS. That's why he is so thoughtful and helpful. Why not leave the City and come down and give us a visit? 'Tis magical, indeed. Peace, Parson
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Parson,
The MagicalPirate is certainly from town. Longview has paved streets. But I bet you could get him in the newspaper if he came your way. Care to make a prediction? (You can't help but win!) Bob Sanders Magic By Sander PS --- Good to see you on The Café Parson. I missed you a while. |
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SHoT New user 57 Posts
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On 2005-09-20 07:42, Pasq wrote: How long did it take you to learn the handshake induction - I heard it is very difficult? S% |
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mdspark Special user 784 Posts
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On 2005-11-02 23:37, MagicalPirate wrote: While I may disagree with Martin on some fine points about the nature of hypnosis, I find his comments and advise on performing very valuable and insightful. He knows what he is doing up there. Mark |
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Magicmike221 Special user Manchester UK 612 Posts
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On 2005-09-20 07:33, bunglebear wrote: I must have got lucky , my first attempt I had the subject under in approx 5-10 mins after induction, (20 mins all told) The session went on for 45 mins It was to stop someone smoking (22 yrs / 25 a day) bearing in mind that was after a lot of studying ...books, dvds, etc |
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deverett New user 70 Posts
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First time took about an hour. Endless susceptibility tests, just following the booklet stage by stage.
The finer points of observation were lost on me at the time as I was only 10. Dave Everett |
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Partizan Inner circle London UK 1682 Posts
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On my first attempt I was lucky enough to be in a group of 8 other students whom for them was their first time too.
This made things a lot more comfortable as the chance of failure was not as important or critical.
"You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus."
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Posted: Sep 20, 2005 11:33 am 