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How To Hypnotize Your Wife
How to Hypnotize Your Wife Through a Casual Conversation
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Submitted On February 24, 2009
Most married couples have a blissful year when they first get married. After some time, both man and wife would start to annoy each other from their everyday actions. Even simple act of watching television together can end up in a silly argument. She may want to watch the latest drama while you want to watch a golf tournament. Both would be fighting to get control on the remote. There is a better way to overcome such situation. As a man, you can learn to hypnotize your wife through your casual conversation to influence her to share your interest. Some may balk at the idea while others may consider it as a form of effective communication. This article will share with you some proven ways to hypnotize someone.
Both you and your wife got married for a reason. You are in love and want to share the rest of your life together. Your wife has a natural affection for you and subconsciously she wants to make you happy. You can use hypnosis to use that as a basis to work on. In actual fact, you are helping her to realize her inner desire.
Begin by creating a safe a trusting environment
Hypnosis works in a safe and serene situation. You can start by having a casual conversation with your wife on various topics. Get her to talk about her day with the goal of making her feel good. We know that women like to talk. Have a meaningful conversation with your wife to get her into a desired state of mind.
Using quotation as a form of suggestion
When your wife is in a good mood, she is relaxed and her subconscious mind is more susceptible to suggestion. You can input powerful suggestion into her mind in the form of quote. For example, when you are in the middle of a conversation, you can say "I had lunch with Kenny this afternoon; he told me how he loves to play golf on the weekend". After that, you should continue talking as usual to avoid her suspicion. The next step is to repeat the same suggestion. After a few times, your wife will start to develop some interest in golf without realizing why. When that happens, both you and your wife can now watch the same golf channel together happily.
Steven Frosten is a communication enthusiast and he writes about the art of conversational hypnosis on his blog. Do you want to know how to hypnotize someone without them even realizing it? If you do, check out the Underground Hypnosis program and learn step-by-step the skill of a master hypnotist. For a comprehensive review of Underground Hypnosis [http://www.constanthypnosis.com], go to [http://www.constanthypnosis.com]
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Do you want to learn how to hypnotize someone in just five seconds? Well, before we begin, let me tell you... I wrestled back and forth with myself about writing this article. I didn't feel right giving out this information to the public, but when I saw videos on other sites detailing the following simple yet very powerful suggestive hypnotic method, I changed my mind.
I decided to go ahead with teaching the public how to place a subject into trance by hypnotic induction. However, I am urging you to please share this tool in a safe and responsible way. In this article, we will cover the following tips for beginners who are interested in hypnosis:
The following techniques are used as part of stage hypnosis. It is important to note that stage hypnotism is different from clinical hypnotherapy which is detailed below. I believe that if you are going to use hypnosis, it must be used responsibly. You and you alone are responsible for the safety of your subject when you have them in a trance-like state.
I am not a trained hypnotist, nor am I a licensed practitioner of this practice. All the information I am giving you here is available to anyone seeking to learn how to do this technique. In most cases, you already do some of this in your day-to-day life and probably don't even know it.
Use discretion with these techniques. Only use them if you have been trained or are very familiar with hypnosis techniques.
Rapid-induction hypnosis is used most commonly in stage hypnosis. Stage hypnosis is performed in front of a crowd in a theater, club, or on the street for entertainment purposes. This technique is used by trained hypnotists to get a subject to enter into a trance state within a matter of seconds—generally under a minute.
Hypnosis is one way to get into a trance state, but getting into a trance state can be achieved via sleep, meditation, and other methods of relaxation. We enter into trance states all throughout our day by watching TV, meditating, reading, playing music, etc. Hypnosis, however, is powerful in that it offers a quick entry into an artificially induced trance state during which a person becomes open to suggestion.
A group setting is often the perfect scenario for selecting a suggestible person for the purpose of hypnosis. When we are in a group of four or more people, we tend to let our guards down and are highly suggestible. This may be a normal part of the human condition.
For example, in a group, we are expected to behave in a certain way. So in order to be accepted by the group, we will behave in an expected way and go along with a situation for the sake of being accepted. It is important to note, however, a person who is in a hypnotic trance will not do anything that they would not normally do when awake.
Hypnosis is more easily aided in the presence of a crowd.
The following technique is great for beginners. Here, I walk you through the ideal scenario for inducing someone into a trance. To start, let us imagine you are at a party and you want to make an impression on the other guests. First, find a group of people and watch for a suggestible person by observing each group members' behavior.
Suggestibility means that a person is more likely to behave in a desirable way in a hypnotic state. It’s similar to the placebo effect: Believing in something often convinces an individual that it's actually happening. This means that suggestible people accept hypnosis much more readily than others. It’s like someone telling you that the building you are in is on fire and you automatically run outside—without ever verifying that the building is actually on fire.
People who question everything are not considered suggestible and are unlikely to react to a suggestion, whereas other individuals may be more compliant, and others even more accepting and influenceable. These easily influenceable individuals are considered suggestible and make for perfect subjects for hypnosis. Once you have identified a person you think is a good subject, follow the instructions below.
When picking a person to place into a trance, watch their body language. A person making good eye contact that smiles when you smile or nods when you do is a great mark. A person with their arms folded or watching intently is skeptical and is not a good candidate.
The person should go into a slump-like posture, or they may begin to fall asleep and go limp. Make sure you have the person by the middle of their back to help give them support if needed, and safely place the person flat on their back or into a waiting chair. Ask the other spectators to help you if necessary.
Do this all in a smooth and quick transition. Quick action is what creates the break in the thought process of the person being hypnotized. There is a disruption in the mental filter that separates our inner voice and thoughts from our sensory reality. This is the door to our suggested command to sleep, thus bypassing the person's ability to filter the command out. This creates a split-second window of opportunity to get your command in.
Waking up your subject is fairly simple. To get them to wake up, tell them that you will count to five and that when you do, they will wake up feeling good and refreshed. Count to five and say with a powerfully authoritative voice, "Awake!"
Suggestible individuals are much more likely to be influenced into a trance state.
You can also use specific words to influence a subject's state of mind. For instance, if you are in a group of people, be engaging and look into peoples' eyes as they speak to you. Listen to the way they talk and what they are talking about. You can build trust and rapport with your suggestible subject in this way once you have identified them.
Before you begin, set the stage by following cues in your subject's facial expressions and body language to detect their emotional state and how they feel physically. Remember, it is said that the majority of all communication is nonverbal. By being observant, you can build trust with the person you want to put into a trance by following the technique below.
These techniques can be practiced and applied to friends in a safe environment.
The following technique can be exercised on a friend with their consent.
As a note to beginners, I intentionally do not give you any words that one would give a person under trance for good reason. It is up to your discretion on what you want to command a person to do. Just remember that if it is something you wouldn't do, they likely wouldn't do it either.
Hypnosis can be used in social situations as long as the person doing the hypnotic induction has the proper training. Don't trust any stranger you meet! Some people use hypnosis secretly to get someone to do what they want or for harmful intentions—like mind control. Remember: Use these techniques responsibly and only after you have been trained properly. Here's how to use hypnosis with safety in mind:
Advertisers have used knowledge of hypnosis and trance-like induction to their advantage for decades.
We experience trance states every day of our lives. When you are daydreaming, in deep thought, or even watching television, you are in a trance. When you are going to sleep at night, you are in a trance. Trance states are observed in science by brainwave activity. These waves change when a person's brain becomes relaxed. A trance can be light or very deep, like deep sleep.
It is not a secret that advertisers have used knowledge of trance states forever. They get our focus, and then they pull us in with keywords and authoritative speech that enter the subconscious mind, bypassing our mental filters.
Even as you read this, your mind is focused on the words you are reading, and you are not fully aware of the world around you. So trance is a very natural state of mind and doesn't feel weird or different from what you often feel every day. The different states that you may experience throughout the day are detailed in the table below.
Adapted from: BirminghamClinicalHypnotherapy.com
Learn the difference between hypnosis and hypnotherapy.
Hypnosis defines a mental state, whereas hypnotherapy is applied by a trained/licensed/certified professional who has undergone extensive training.
A hypnotist is someone who hypnotizes an individual either for entertainment value or other purposes—such as stage hypnosis—but it is not the same as clinical hypnosis as directed by a licensed professional.
Hypnosis or hypnotherapy is not a therapy in itself, but a technique sometimes used by licensed therapists in conjunction with psychotherapy that employs guided relaxation and concentration to benefit the patient or client who is seeking treatment for mental health. It is often used to explore painful memories, thoughts, or feelings that tend to get buried in the subconscious. It may also be used to temporarily block the sensation of physical pain.
Hypnosis is often incorporated into the category of psychotherapeutic treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), interpersonal therapy (IPT), and neurofeedback techniques. It's considered an aid to traditional psychotherapy and involves using verbal repetition and imagery. People interested in the responsible and ethical use of hypnotherapy can train to become certified hypnotherapists at an accredited school.
Clinical hypnosis may be used to assist in the following:
According to WebMD.com, a hypnotherapy session might be used in one of two ways:
In suggestion therapy, hypnosis is used to help the client or patient better respond to suggestions that would benefit them, such as techniques that may help one with overcoming addiction, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress.
In patient analysis, hypnosis may be used to resurface a traumatic experience that might be buried in the subconscious or unconscious mind. Once the traumatic experience is unveiled, psychotherapy may be applied to work through and hopefully resolve the problem.
You, too, can benefit from hypnosis.
Remember, hypnosis is real and not a trick. If you choose to use these powerful tools of suggestion that I've mentioned above, use them responsibly. Hypnosis, when administered by a professional, has the potential to help people with chronic pain, anxiety, and stress, and may even promote relaxation and restful sleep . . . the possibilities are numerous.
Some people even use hypnosis to help them with day-to-day tasks like public speaking or for controlling their thoughts or even manifesting desires—often this is done by listening to audio programs or attending live trainings. Clinical hypnosis, too, has been used to defeat addictions and bad habits when used in conjunction with traditional psychotherapy. However, if you are particularly interested in basic stage hypnosis, consider attending a live seminar and learn the techniques for yourself.
You can find free hypnosis downloads or audio recordings online if you'd like to experiment. Always be sure to use these resources responsibly and keep safety in mind (e.g., do not use them while driving!). There are many positive benefits that can be gained from mindfulness, meditation, and hypnosis. See for yourself if it works! You may find more answers and information by reading through the comments section below.
This article is accurate and true to the best of the author’s knowledge. Content is for informational or entertainment purposes only and does not substitute for personal counsel or professional advice in business, financial, legal, or technical matters.
Question: Is it dangerous to hypnotize someone? Is it possible that they won't wake up?
Answer: If the person does not reach full consciousness, let the person sleep until they arise rested on their own in their own time. You cannot cause someone to stay in a trance forever.
Question: How can I instantly hypnotize someone without their knowledge?
Answer: The moment you enter into your technique the person you are placing into a trance is going to know you are up to something. The key is to maintain focus and to keep them following your instructions.
Question: Can everyone hypnotize people?
Question: Can a person wake up from a hypnotized state?
Answer: Yes, they will wake up. No one stays in a trance forever.
Question: Where can I train to be a hypnotist?
Answer: Many schools around the world teach hypnosis and its many related subjects. Search online for a local hypnosis institute in your area.
Question: How come my friend didn't fall asleep when I tried to hypnotize them?
Answer: Some people will only go into a light trance; they don't actually fall into a deep sleep. People will react differently to a trance. No one reacts the same way. Try your hypnosis skills on a new person.
Question: How do you get a person out of a trance?
Answer: Count down from five to one, and then tell them that upon one they will awake feeling refreshed and they will be fine and ready to go about their day. It really is that simple.
Question: Will hypnosis help me stop a family member change his or her bad habits such as drug abuse, smoking, or alcoholism?
Answer: Yes. If you take your friend or family member to a properly trained professional hypnotist, they can help them through their issues. Addiction is no laughing matter and should be taken as seriously as any other disease.
Question: How can I use hypnosis to stimulate a woman to arousal through mobile phone messages and without putting her to sleep?
Answer: I think you should try talking to her while she's wide awake instead. This is always one of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to hypnosis. Of course, you can hypnotize a girl to want to be with you; it's as easy as getting her interested in anything else, but why would you want to? It's a slimeball move. Why not just try to talk to her and see if you can get her to like you? It would work out better for you in the end because she'll like you for who you are, and not because you hypnotized her or tried to get her hot and bothered by sending her sexual text messages. This is a moral dilemma for you, my friend.
Question: In the section titled "Quick Hypnosis For Friends," number five says you have to have the proper training to do the hypnotic technique. I'm confused. Can I do this hypnotic trick with friends or not?
Answer: I don't see why you couldn't do this to your friends if you tried and if they were suggestible enough to have it done to them. This article is about rapid induction hypnosis techniques, hence the "five seconds." At the beginning of the article, I mention that untrained people should probably not do this. That is not to say that people will not try to do this anyways without my article or my help. I feel safer putting this information out there so that people who will try will at least know what they're doing and do it the proper way. I have never stopped commen
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