Quote: (01-09-2014 05:48 PM)Iceberg Wrote:
Quote: (01-09-2014 05:22 PM)Mon Wrote:
I usually say, "I'm a hypnotist."
Although that is not what I do for a living, I am VERY passionate about it and goddamn good at it.
The reason I choose to say, "I'm a hypnotist," is that without fail, they start in with the, "Do me, do me. Pleeeease do me."
Most times I give them the "next time we get together" rain-check. Though I do explain that my favorite application of hypnosis is to get chicks wet, horny, and give them orgasms. They then start begging and insisting that I "do them."
Fun shit.
This sounds interesting. Got any good resources?
Right now, my top two teachers/mentors of hypnosis are "Major" Mark Cunningham and Igor Ledochowski. Some people on this forum may know Mark Cunningham from the earlier phases of this whole "pickup" shit. No matter what one thinks of his seduction principles, techniques, etc., in the realm of hypnosis, his skills and teachings are among the elite. I've flown out and learned from both Igor Ledochowski and "Major" Mark in person.
The best beginner's home-study course on conversational hypnosis will probably be Igor Ledochowski's
Power of Conversational Hypnosis. Excellent principles and techniques for working trance-inducing language patterns into your everyday conversations.
The best home study course for more "formal" hypnosis, that I've come across, is Mark Cunningham's
The New Curriculum. This shit is great.
Another reason I love Mark Cunningham's shit is that he's heavy, heavy, HEAVY into the sexual, turn-her-into-your-happy-submissive-sex-slave kind of hypnosis.
One of the best books out there, if you want to get into the real nuts & bolts of how hypnosis (trance) affects the body's physiology is
The Psychobiology of Mind-Body Healing: New Concepts of Therapeutic Hypnosis by Ernest L. Rossi
A few more of my favorite books that can get you headed in the right direction, as a beginner, are:
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Richard Bandler's Guide to Trance-Formation: How to Harness the Power of Hypnosis to Ignite Effortless and Lasting Change by Richard Bandler (founder of NLP)
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Monsters and Magical Sticks: There No such Thing As Hypnosis? by Steven Heller, Ph.D. & Terry Steele
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Handbook of Hypnotic Suggestions and Metaphors by D. Corydon Hammond, Ph.D