I NEED books on trance and hypnosis-please advise.

I have began learning hypnosis and have around 15 books so far.

But I still can't hypnotise anyone.

I would like a list of books I can buy about direct/indirect hypnosis and trance.

Please don't clog this thread up with skeptics or off topic remarks.

Thanks,

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I was about to write the 2 that worked for me, but looking at your past threads, it seems like you're desperate to control people. So this might be more your style.

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i got the opportunity to go backstage at a hypnotist show once when my sister passed out at end of show because it was way too crowded when everyone got up to leave. The technique i saw him use to instantly put her in a trance and make her follow his commnds was what looked like someone snapping someones neck from behind like they do in action films.

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You can do no better in your search that go to the collected papers of Milton H. Erickson, pages 1/2648.
codenlp.ru...

Hypnosis is the black sheep of the occult in that it has real power for the individual and those that want to control others.
I am convinced that there has been a long and concentrated effort to black list that methodology from science and the public's knowledge of that important aspect of mind control.

You might find it off-putting for me to add this statement, but hypnosis, pure mind control, is the key aspect that the ETs use in abductions to control their unwilling subjects. It is a powerful tool if not weapon in the wrong hands.

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What are some of the 15 books that you have and have read?

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Aunt Mary's Terrible Secret

originally posted by: ColdWisdom
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What are some of the 15 books that you have and have read?

What 15 books would you recommend?

People often ask me questions on threads and then don't reply...

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This is a clever method, hiding words, creating subconscious implants.


For trance, search information on various northern tribes, Alaska, Russia. They get it.

It's probably just as well that you can't hypnotise anyone. We can all breathe a sigh of relief.

If you absolutely must find out how to do it, for goodness' sake learn how to unhypnotise the victim first.

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Oh, and if you meant the other kind of trance, this should help you get started.

Secret, Don't Tell , the Encyclopedia of Hypnosis by Carla Emery.


This is not so much a how to manual but it will give you a lot of info on how the subconscious works.

This is not mainstream stuff but it's filled with a lot of good info.

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I would recommend reading The Psychology of Personal Constructs by George Kelly, though it's not about hypnosis.

Now what are some of the 15 books you have on hypnosis?

Please don't be rude when someone replies with a genuine question.

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Hypnosis 101 was my first book.

I didn't mean to be rude but I've only had 1 book recommendation about hypnosis and it's my thread.lol

All my books are general books but I still haven't been able to hypnotise anyone.

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Try flashing a few $100 bills in their face. That usually hypnotizes people.

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Books are great...but you need to absorb the info to understand. I'd add online (YouTube?) demonstrations to help you watch and better understand the process.

Best of luck....MS

Read all the books on Hypnosis you like but if you want any real

success with hypnosis your going to have to get a Hypnotoad.

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These are not the books on trance and hypnosis you are looking for:

www.amazon.com...=nb_sb_noss/159-1152734-6733920?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=milton+erikson

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They need to give you permission first. They need to believe in you, or at least have an open mind to you.

You can gain permission via a wide array of tactics. Appearances matter (beauty can be hypnotic, intimidating, impressive, or a look of wealth), your own body language (showing confidence, fearlessness), and reputation (like if you're a well known figure/famous/have an authoritative position in life). And TV. People give TV permission all day long without even noticing it, or so I've read. Permission can be given subconsciously, without a conscious effort.

I don't have any books to suggest but these topics always interest me.

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After Erickson, check out Bandler for re-writing the lies we live in.

NLP is the first step...