Champion Mind Skills

This week I was inspired by some videos of a Japanese master of erotic hypnosis. 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.
I used a novelty toy of pulsating, colored LED lights to induce hypnotic trances and get eye closure in two people at the HypnoMeet, while others hone their NLP skills on each other.

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.

Whether I’m trying to pace and lead to influence someone in conversation or going for a full-blown hypnotic trance experience, being aware of my surroundings affords me with a wealth of possible tracks that I could weave into my suggestions.