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Mind ControlHypnosisWhat All The Other Hypnotists Don'tWant You To Know About Hypnosis.by Dantalion Jones
Catagory: Hypnosis/PsychologyThe Unspoken Hypnosis Myth:N o one can make you do anything against your will. if you had one.If the human W ill were so strong why would peopleneed coaches, psychologists, clergy or hypnotists? Thefact remains that "W ill Power” for most people is weakand easy to exploit. That is a GOOD TH ING if your jobis helping people change.Author, lecturer and hypnotist, Dantalion Jones,reveals the "secrets" that hypnotists use to get pasteven the strongest willed people.These are secrets that only a few hypnotists are willingto talk about because they challenge whether the"W ill" exists at all.w w w .M in d C on trolP u b lish in g.com
Mind ControlHypnosisBy Dantalion JonesAuthor ofPerfected M ind Control - The Unauthorized BlackBook O f Hypnotic M ind ControlMind Control 101 - How To Influence the Thoughtsand Minds o f Others Without Them Knowing o rCaringThe Forbidden Book O f Getting What You WantCult Control - The Building o f a CultThe Delta Success Programming CD series
Mind Control HypnosisMind Control PublishingCopyright Dantalion Jones 2010ISBN 1448619181EAN-13 9781448619184All rights reserved. Without limiting the rightsunder copyrights reserved above, no part of thispublication may be reproduced, stored in, orintroduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted,in any form or by any means (electronic,mechanical, photocopying, recording, orotherwise), without the prior written permission ofthe copyright owner.Formatted using Open Office
DedicationTo all those wonderful friends and brothers living “behind theveil” who have brought me from darkness to light and who taughtme that there is no greater ambition than to cast a boulder into thecurrent o f time and alter the course o f history. They have shownme the programs we live by and the programs behind theprograms. They have shown me that while we all value free willvery few truly have it .or want it.AlsoTo my faithful djinn, familiar and constant companion, Dantalion,the seventy-first spirit o f the Goetia, “ His Office is to teach allArts and Sciences unto any; and to declare the Secret Counsel o fany one; for he knoweth the Thoughts o f all Men and Women,and can change them at his Will. He can cause Love, and showthe Similitude o f any person, and show the same by a Vision, letthem be in what part o f the World they Will.”
Table of ContentsNote to Reader. . . . 1Introduction. 2What is Mind Control?. 5Hypnosis Myths Made T ru e . 7What Is Hypnosis?.8Who Can and Cannot Be Hypnotized?.16Who NOT to Hypnotize. 18Can People Be Made To Do Things Against Their Will?. . . . 20The Myth of The Will. 20Transference and Values Elicitation. 23Values Elicitation. 24Undressing in Public: An Example of Hypnosis. 30Overview of The Hypnosis Process.32The Pre-Talk. 34The Entrainment. 39Using Reward and Punishment. 40The Hypnotic Induction. 42Five Things That Assist To Induce Hypnosis.49A Comment on Inductions.52Rapid Hypnotic Inductions. 53Subtle "Tricks" Within The Hypnosis Process. 57Tips, Techniques, and Tricks of The Hypnotist.65Using The Subject's Own Words. 65Pointing Out Successes and Using Them.66The Voice of Experience. 67Places In The M in d . 68The Hypnotic S e a l. 78Creating Useful Mental Structures In The Mind. 84Training to Hallucinate. 85Bottles, Boxes, Treasure Chests and Containers. 87Useful Hypnosis Scripts. 96The Mirror of The Future. 96The Cravings Crusher. . . . . 100Creating Negative Hallucinations.104The NLP Phobia Hypnosis Process. 107
For Fun: Hypnotic Drunkenness. I l lThe Dantalion Jones Hypnosis Setting. 114The PMC Processes.117Conclusion.187
Mind Control HypnosisNote to ReaderTraditional martial arts are filled with veteranfighters who have dedicated their lives to learn theircraft. The most senior among them have gained suchskill that they make their actions appear effortless.They may even have come to believe that if they cando it so easily that it must be easy for others. Thatclearly is not the case.They have forgotten the years of work andtraining they have put into learning and mastery.They may even treat students and newcomers likeidiots for not knowing what has taken them years tolearn.My experience has often left me cynical andjaded as if, at times, I've forgotten the seeds oflearning. To those I hypnotize I forget they aresometimes afraid and anticipate something magical.To those I teach I tend to be impatient with theirfear and timidity.Here is my very best advice to the reader whowants to learn and practice hypnosis: be fearless.Go out and test what you've learned until you'vemastered it. Don't wait to learn more when you haveenough to act now. This is good advice in hypnosisand in life.Any mistake you make by being bold andaudacious can usually be overcome by greateraudacity.Perhaps this sounds foolhardy, but timidity willonly yield you a.life half lived.Be Fearless.Dantalion Jones1www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control HypnosisIntroductionAs with most of the books I've written, I willattempt to exploit the reader's sincere andsometimes twisted interest in mind control and, inthis case, specifically hypnosis.For many there has long existed a romancewith being able to talk someone into a lethargic androbotic state in which they will do things withoutany personal inhibition. The mind runs wild withpossibilities. Many a child's juvenile fantasies forpower and control have been fueled by witnessing aperforming hypnotist at the county fair.But theory and reality seldom come into aperfect convergence, and this holds true of hypnosisas well.However, my many years of doing hypnosis invarious settings helped prove to me several thingsthat most hypnotists will work fervently to deny or toexplain away as myth. I suspect this is because mosthypnotists have never dedicated themselves totesting the limits of the hypnotic arts. They havelikely been subjected to narrow minded training thatindoctrinated them to work within rigid constraints,and therefore hold limited ideas of what's possible.While it is wise to understand what theselimits are, I've never found a benefit to blindlyaccepting them. The power of hypnosis isunderrated because the power of the mind isunderrated. The mind can decide to control itsbreathing, heart beat, blood pressure and otherthings that were once thought to be involuntary.Studying, learning and practicing hypnosis andrelated skills like NLP have been passions for meand, were I to die today, I could say have played a2www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control Hypnosismajor part in the "great work" of my life.I'd like to point out that this book will talkspecifically about the authoritarian style of hypnosis,as opposed to the permissive style of hypnosis madefamous by Milton Erickson.Authoritarian hypnosis is what people are usedto seeing when they go to a hypnosis show, and iswhat they are most familiar with from TV and media.It is an overt style of hypnosis where the hypnotistand subject have both agreed upon their roles. Thesubject agrees from the onset to follow thehypnotist's suggestions, and the hypnotist agrees tokeep the subject safe and offer good healthysuggestions.Many people have made powerful claims abouthow someone can be covertly hypnotized to dothings. Even I have written on this subject (see mybook M ind Control Language Patterns.) Let memake it clear that this book has none of that. You'llbe exposed to techniques and methodologies somewould consider "sneaky," but none of it is covert.And so in this book I intend to explain whatI've learned doing hypnosis on people who knowthey are going to be hypnotized. A portion of thisbook is likely to be new, profane and even sacrilege.I make no apology if a few icons fall during theseheresies. I seek only to tell what I've discovered.Let us not forget that Galileo and Charles Darwinwere also heretics.In this book I'll explain the theory andapplication of my experience in the art of hypnosis.This will include how hypnosis relates to the conceptof mind control, and a sincere look at the so-called"myths" of hypnosis. It will uncover a shocking lookat the concept of the human will, and a new but3www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control Hypnosismeaningful definition of hypnosis. The details of thehypnotic experience will be described, beginning atthe setting used for hypnosis, the preparation forhypnosis, and what to say. Lastly, you'll be given thespecific hypnotic scripts that have been used tocreate positive and dramatic change in others.For the neophyte this book is designed toinform. For the experienced hypnotist it may informand also surprise.4www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control HypnosisWhat is Mind Control?Story #1A man enters an AA meeting for the first time.He has personally experienced what alcohol hasdone to him, his family and his job. He sees all thepeople one by one describing their rbattle withaddiction. He feels as if this is his only hope for abetter life. He stands and sees the eyes of othersfocus on him, his voice quivering, "Hello, my nameis."Story #2The doctor has told her what she has alreadysuspected. She has CPD, cardiopulmonary disease.Her life long love affair with the cigarette will eitherhave to end now, or she will have to begin carrying abottle of oxygen wherever she goes. The thought ofstopping smoking creates a shot of anxiety as sheopens the paper and sees an advertisement thatreads "Stop Smoking With Hypnosis is 20 Minutes."Story #3The young woman enters her appointmentwith her counselor weighed down by a lifetime ofguilt. The secret that she has held all her life wasnow about to end. The words come out. Tears areshed. At the end of the session she notices alightness in her step. Something has changed withinher and she realized she can begin to make betterchoices in her life.Let's make it clear. Mind control is happeningall around us.This is not the fearful mind control envisioned5www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control Hypnosisby the paranoid conspiracy theorist who see covertsigns and manipulations written on the back of adollar bill. This is the mind control that happenswithin the settings we walk through every day. It isthe mind control that happens in friendlyconversations and the subtle pleas that tug at us ineveryday life.Is mind control good or bad?Neither. Mind control is the sincere attempt toinfluence our thoughts to effect our lives in somemeasurable way. To look objectively at mind controlwe must abandon all the moralistic garbage othershave given it.Mind control is at the very core of ourcommunication. Even when we talk to ourselves(and we do it more often than we might admit) weare doing it to influence ourselves.People are even willing to employ the mindcontrol skills of others when their own mind controlskills fail. This is why people visit or hirepsychologists, hypnotists, and coaches.There often looms an aura of mystery aroundthese people but still their services are needed anddesired.Hypnosis is probably the most mysterious andmisunderstood form of mind control. There havebeen endless books written on the subject that oftensay much of the same thing. The authors of thesebooks are usually experienced and welh meaningprofessionals, but are invested in maintaining adivide between "mind control" and "hypnosis".I intend to close that divide.Hypnosis is a form of mind control. That doesnot make it bad. It makes it an extension of how wecommunicate. Nothing more.6www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control HypnosisHypnosis Myths Made True(Based on my long and jaded experience)Like psychology, neuroscience ,or any field ofthe mind, it is hard to find anyone who can speakabout hypnosis with any degree of thoroughunderstanding. Those who can are usually peoplewho have at least some training and, likepsychologists and neurologists, are not likely to bepresent at every dinner party you go to.The result is that our understanding is basedon an imperfect knowledge, and we are left to relyon hearsay, fantasy and popular fiction to fill in theblanks. From this "half knowledge" comes mythsand legends about hy mosis.That we can call them myths gives mosthypnotists the license to dispel them which allowtheir subjects to feel safe and secure.But let us not forget that the word "myth" doesnot mean "false" or "lie." It means "story." We willreview these stories, and while others may try todispel them, we will explain and elaborate on them.The two biggest myths to be explained are asfollows: Some people cannotbe hypnotized. You cannot make someone do somethingagainst their will by using hypnosis.You may be a bit surprised.Let's first look at what hypnosis is.7www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control HypnosisWhat Is Hypnosis?Do a little research and you'll find that thereare many people who have given differentdefinitions of hypnosis. For the most part, thesedefinitions are accurate and give a good idea of whatconstitutes hypnosis. Here are some of thedefinitions:James Braid (June 19, 1795 - March 25, 1860)The real origin and essence o f the hypnoticcondition is the induction o f a habit o f abstraction ormental concentration, in which, as in reverie orspontaneous abstraction, the powers o f the mind areso much engrossed with a single idea o r train o fthought, as, fo r the nonce, to render the individualunconscious of, o r indifferently conscious to, allother ideas, impressions, o r trains o f thought.Hippolyte Bemheim (1840-1919)To define hypnotism as induced sleep, is togive a too narrow meaning to the word, to overlookthe many phenomena which suggestion can bringabout independently o f sleep. I define hypnotism asthe induction o f a peculiar psychical condition whichincreases the susceptibility to suggestion. Often, it istrue, the sleep that may be induced facilitatessuggestion, but it is not the necessary preliminary.I t is suggestion that rules hypnotism.Ihave tried to show that suggested slediffers in no respect from natural sleep. The samephenomena o f suggestion can be obtained in naturalsleep, i f one succeeds in putting one's s e lf intorelationship [ra p p ort] with the sleeping personwithout waking him.8www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control HypnosisThis new idea which I propose concerning thehypnotic influence, this wider definition given to theword hypnotism, perm its us to include in the sameclass o f phenomena all the various methods which,acting upon imagination, induce the psychicalcondition o f exalted susceptibility to suggestion[hyper-suggestibility] with o r without sleep.Sigmund Freud (May 6, 1856 - September 23,1939)It has long been known, though it has onlybeen established beyond a ll doubt during the lastfew decades, that it is possible, by certain gentlemeans, to p u t people into a quite peculiar mentalstate very sim ilar to sleep and on that accountdescribed as 'hypnosis.' [.] The hypnotic stateexhibits a great variety o f gradations. In its lightestdegree the hypnotic subject is aware only o fsomething like a slight insensibility, while the m ostextreme degree, which is marked by specialpeculiarities, is known as 'somnambulism' onaccount o f its resemblance to the naturalphenomena o f sleep-walking. But hypnosis is in nosense a sleep like our nocturnal sleep o r like thesleep produced by drugs. Changes occur in it andmental'-functions are retained during it which areabsent in norm al sleep.The UK Book of Statues"Hypnotism" includes hypnotism, mesmerismand any sim ilar act o r process which produces o r isintended to produce in any person any form o finduced sleep o r trance in which the susceptibility o fthe mind o f that person to suggestion o r direction is9www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control Hypnosisincreased o r intended to be increased but does notinclude hypnotism, mesmerism o r any sim ilar act orprocess which is self-induced. [The Hypnotism Act,1952]The British Medical AssociationA temporary condition o f altered attention inthe subject which m aybe induced by another personand in which a variety o f phenomena may appearspontaneously o r in response to verbal o r otherstimuli. These phenomena include alterations inconsciousness and memory, increased susceptibilityto suggestion, and the production in the subject o fresponses and ideas unfamiliar to him in his usualstate o f mind. Further, phenomena such asanaesthesia, paralysis and rigidity o f muscles, andvasomotor changes can be produced and removed inthe hypnotic state. [BMA, 'Medical use o fHypnotism', 1955]Dave Elman (1900-1967)Hypnosis is a state o f mind in which the critica lfaculty o f the human is bypassed, and selectivethinking established.Gil BoyneHypnosis is a natural state o f mind withspecial identifying characteristics:1. An extraordinary quality o f relaxation.2. An emotionalized desire to satisfy thesuggested behaviour: The person feels likedoing what the hypnotist suggests, providedthat what is suggested does n ot generateconflict with his b e lie f system.10www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control Hypnosis3. The organism becomes self-regulating andproduces normalization o f the central nervoussystem.4. Heightened and selective sensitivity tostim uli perceived by the five senses and fou rbasic perceptions.5. Immediate softening o f psychic defenses.The UK Council for PsychotherapyHypno-Psychotherapy originates in proceduresand practices discovered and recorded over the lastthree hundred years. The firs t form al explorationand beneficial application o f hypnotic phenomenabegan in the 1750's. Increasing awareness, over thelast 100 years, o f the pervasiveness and im portancein human experience o f what are now m oreappropriatelydescribedas'alteredstatephenomena' has led to huge shifts in semerging from modern neuro-science and muchincreased consistency in application. This has beenaccompanied by the creation o f a substantialscientific literature.Hypnosis describes a range o f naturallyoccurring states o f altered awareness which mayvary from momentary distractions and 'absences'through much enhanced states o f relaxation to verydeep states o f inward focus and awareness. Themental processes which can occur in any o f thesestates, appropriately utilised, are generally fa r m oreflexible and potentially fa r more pow erful ineffecting change than those we can achieve in m osteveryday states o f active conscious awareness.These states may be induced quite form ally o r quitenaturalistically, in an almost unnoticeable way,11www.MindControlPublishing.com
Mind Control Hypnosisdepending on the requirem ent o f the problem , thecapability o f the practitioner and the needs o f theclient.Aswell as alleviating a rangeofdisadvantageous habits and many physical ailments,Hypno-Psychotherapy also deals in deep-seatedproblem s involving themes and procedures in manyways sim ilar to those addressed by many otherbranches o f Psychotherapy. Hypno-Psychotherapiststake a wide-ranging and eclectic view in helpingclients to understand and to alleviate psychologicaldifficulties.A t one end o f the spectrum HypnoPsychotherapists base their diagnostic work andtherapeutic strategies in modem informationprocessing models whilst others have emphases inother orientations ( e.g. Cognitive, CognitiveAnalytic, Psychodynamic o r Counselling modes ). Ina ll cases, practice differs from other forms o fpsychotherapy in the deliberate ( direct and indirect) use o f altered m ental states and supportingtherapeutic structures as the principal medium fo reffecting change.It should be emphasized that the methods and
the setting used for hypnosis, the preparation for hypnosis, and what to say. Lastly, you'll be given the specific hypnotic scripts that have been used to create positive and dramatic change in others. For the neophyte this book is designed to inform. For the experienced hypnotist it may inform
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a career in comedy hypnosis and do not have a strong background in hypnosis presently, that you plan on learning about it soon. Even though it seems to be just comedy, the basis of a good comedy hypnosis show is being a good hypnotist. Hypnosis ins and outs What is hypnosis: The best way to describe what hypnosis would simply be "being
hypnosis, such as hypnotherapy, and the different types of hypnosis ranging from traditional hypnosis to video hypnosis and even subliminal hypnosis. Chapter 4 changes course a little to describe some of the mind control techniques that might be occurring in daily life. While the first two techniques would require isolation of
