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There are a few new submissions in the How-To section. Ready-To-Use inductions, set-pieces and tips that you may find useful.

This week I was inspired by some videos of a Japanese hypnotist. All I can gather is that on Google videos, he’s referred to as Red, as in “Red Hypnosis DX-9″ and all the videos of him that I found had a theme of erotic hypnosis. Red induced trances by fixing the subject’s gaze with a pocket penlight, similar to what a physician might carry in their breast pocket. In other inductions, Red also used a red, Zippo lighter by using the flame and the loud metallic click of the lid snapping shut.

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Taylor and Josh have put their heads together and developed a course that I’m sure many hypnotists will want. TRANCED OUT: The World’s First Instant & Rapid Inductions Home Study Course.

A basic Elman induction is not a bad place to start, I guess. “Should I try to memorize this?”, R asked. Well, that’s a good question, isn’t it?

In hindsight, here is how a failed attempt to produce hypnotic phenomena might have been salvaged.

This will be the year to learn how to do hypnosis. No doubt!

In addition to learning more about blogging, I’ve got a few books that I’m studying at this time. They are:
Training Trances by John Overdurf and Julie Silverthorn
Hypnotic Language Its Structure and Use by John Burton, EdD and Bob G. Bodenhamer, DMin
Persuasion Skills Black Book by Rintu Basu

The café was crowded last night and D and I had to wait a bit before getting a small table. M soon joined us and after some post-Holiday-intercession recap, he began our induction of the evening. M used a relatively obscure but apparently very effective Milton Erickson technique on me and D. By merely turning [...]

I’ve been on other Hypnosis Forums and I’ve heard people say that you should never use the word “sleep”, never say “somnambulism”, don’t say “trance”, you should never say “should”.