How to mentally control a person with improvised hypnosis
If you want to know how to control a person’s mind, then improvised hypnosis is for you. Even if you have no prior experience or knowledge in the field of hypnosis, psychology, or persuasion, improvised hypnosis and conversational coercion allow you to quickly master the art of mind control.
Impromptu hypnosis is about the art of hypnotizing people with a spontaneous approach. You can do it anywhere, anytime and with anyone. And you don’t need to be prepared for it; Once you know how it works, it’s as easy as shaking someone else’s hand.
You can think of it as a form of instant mind control. Traditionally, mind control techniques take many weeks or months to produce the desired results. But with impromptu hypnosis, you can speed up this process dramatically.
The greatest hypnotherapist of the last century, Milton H. Erickson, referred to hypnosis as “a special state of consciousness characterized by receptivity to ideas.” For the purpose of mind control, this “receptivity to ideas” is the most important.
It’s really about making people want to receive your ideas, rather than taking them to these people. If they crave your orders, then you will be in a much stronger position of power than if you try to order them.
Most of the people who try to control a person’s mind try it “in the style of a military camp”, they use what I call “mental force”. In impromptu hypnosis, you can use emotional wish generators to make them want to do what you want them to do.
For example, it can induce psychological regressions that return them to earlier stages of mental development, facilitating their manipulation.
One of the most powerful skills in improvised hypnosis is induction techniques. There are all kinds of induction techniques, but when you learn to control a person’s mind, you better focus on mastering a hypnotic induction technique really well, rather than knowing about twenty induction techniques on a superficial level. There is simply no one definitive hypnotic induction technique that is more effective than all the others. It’s just a matter of how good he has gotten at using the technique.
Also, note that the purpose of an induction is not put a person into incredibly deep hypnotic trance states. The purpose of an induction is induce a hypnotic state. Once this hypnotic state is induced, you can use techniques to deepen the trance. But these are two different types of tasks. It’s kind of like turning the key to start a car, that’s hypnotic induction. And then put the gear in and push the gas pedal, that’s the hypnotic escalation process.