How can you hypnotize someone covertly and make your irresistible commands?
Hitler spent most of his speech using covert hypnosis techniques, because it helped him to hypnotize the whole nation and bypass the critical analysis without them noticing.
Picture yourself a year from now. You seduce women, make new friends, change decisions of people, sell your products and so on with your hypnotic power. Yes, using covert hypnosis is like getting unfair advantage over others.
So, how does covert hypnosis work? Here are 3 simple steps of how you can hypnotize anyone without them knowing.
1. Build Rapport with the Listener
Your first task is to gain rapport with the listener. Rapport is simply put that feeling of connection and trust between two people. It doesn’t have to be too deep. You already have a rapport with your friends, parents and others. You can easily gain rapport with other people just by making compliment, laughing at their jokes etc.
2. Switch off the Critical Mind
After building rapport, you can now use covert hypnosis techniques to switch off the critical mind of the listener.
One of the ways to do this is to use the words “Imagine”, “What if” etc. When you use these words, the critical mind immediately shuts off, thus making the imagination work. This is very important, because we are only doing the things that we could imagine before, so invoking the mind’s eye of the listener will help you to send commands to his (her) subconscious.
3. Make Irresistible Hypnotic Commands
After bypassing the critical mind of the listener, you can now make your irresistible commands and describe the things you want a person to do.
Covert hypnosis is that simple. In covert hypnosis, your success will depend on the depth of rapport, your hypnotic language and how you follow the covert hypnosis technology.
Don’t forget: you can hypnotize anyone without his or her awareness. The only thing you should do is to follow the covert hypnosis techniques.
Recommended Course:
The Power of Conversational Hypnosis by Igor Ledochowski
Other Cool Hypnosis:
I think my social worker/counsellor has been covertly hypnotizing me for medication compliance. I was suspicious because I have been having the same side effects as I had when taking the medication, which is why I stopped taking them. I recorded today’s session with my social worker on a digital voice recorder. I went into the session with a determined effort to stay alert, not to be so agreeable and not to become pacified, and keep the conversation flowing and not let there be any quiet pauses. To my knowledge I felt I had achieved this by the end of the session. However, I was shocked to discover this was not the case when I listen to the recording later on. There was about a 4 minute pause only 10 minutes into the session. During the pause there is lots of ruffling sounds on the microphone, indicating that I was moving about or being moved about. Somewhere in the middle of the pause I heard my social worker say ” are there any benzos with that”, but he said it quietly and it didn’t sound like he was addressing me, and that comment did not flow or make sense in the context of our conversation. After listening to this section a few times, in the minutes before the pause in the conversation he worked into the conversation the word sleep and sleepy several times, and then there was a pause of quietness for about a half minute before I started talking again, and our conversation continued for about another half a minute, and just before the 4 minute pause occurred, he finished the conversation with “if you want to sleep”. At the end of the 4 minute pause, I started talking again as if there had been no break at all in the conversation, except the first few seconds of my speaking was jumbled and incoherent. . When I first started seeing him, he did a normal hypnosis session for relaxation, and it seemed I was fully still aware of everything, and had always believed that no one could take control of me under hypnosis if it was against my will, so I was not at all concerned about doing that initial hypnosis. I felt pretty good and relaxed after that initial hypnosis, and wondered why he never did any more of it, but I guess he had achieved his purpose of control. I am now rather concerned of what suggestive words he may have planted into my subconscious and could anyone use those words to put me to sleep unawares? Is there any way I can undo what he has done and is it possible for me to prevent being “put to sleep”? Now knowing that “sleep” is a possible trigger word, I will be more alert to him saying it, but will that be enough? There could be other words he could use if “sleep” doesn’t work.