
Greetings!
Today I'd like to talk about hypnotic self defense. There is a growing problem of some individuals using hypnosis to gain control of others. It's not as extreme as it sounds, with people walking around zombie like as a shadowy hypnotist takes complete control over them, but it's just as effective if you don't know how to defend yourself. Television commercials, politicians giving speeches, and slick salesmen are all examples of people who are trying to convince you to do something, and all three have been caught implementing one form of hypnosis or another.
First of all, you need to know what it feels like to be hypnotized. We're hypnotized all the time, hyper-focusing on driving, watching television, and surfing the internet. Any time you perform an activity and lose track of your environment because you're so into what you're doing you're technically hypnotized to a certain degree. When you sit in a chair, however, and go through hypnotic induction consciously, you're ever aware of the fact that your mind is hypnotized and therefore you can defend yourself easier. It's when we're not aware that we're hypnotized that we are at risk.
After you've practiced "open" hypnosis where you know exactly what's taking place during a hypnosis session, you begin to trust it more and have more of an understanding of what to look for in hypnotic induction. When a hypnotist attempts to hypnotize you subversively then, you'll be able to understand the type of lilting voice or subtle movements that are involved. Even conversations are hypnotic often. Pay attention to a few in-depth conversations you have and see if you ever lose track of time, your environment, or things other people are saying in the room.

Now let's deal with the more "mystical aspects" of hypnotic self defense. First, you need to be able to wield your focus like a conductor wields a baton. Practice focusing all of your attention on different things in your environment. Imagine that everything has an energy about it and try to notice things in your environment you otherwise usually miss. A simple awareness expansion exercise like weekly visiting a place you've never been before and observing is enough to take you miles in the direction of hypnotic self defense.
Now your mind should be ready for the next step. Remember when we were exploring what everyday activities hypnotize you the most? Simply perform those activities for a preset amount of time, and break yourself away from them exactly when you set out to. Additionally, the entire time you're performing the activity, focus your mind on your mental state and watch it as it drifts out of awareness of your environment. When you feel that happening, pull yourself out of the activity, look around, and focus again on where you are. Build up a "reflex" of hypnotic trance breaking. It can even be a physical act like snapping a finger to literally "snap out of it." A symbolic gesture is quite powerful when it comes to mental states. A more subtle gesture could be just pushing your thumb and forefinger together and programming your mind to associate the sensation with an awakened state. These gestures can be programmed into your mind with hypnosis, and when you end your session you can perform them each time just before you wake up.
The most important aspect of hypnotic self defense, however, is to develop a conscious dialogue with your unconscious mind that let's you understand what hypnosis feels like. The best guaranteed way to develop that is to simply hypnotize yourself in a safe environment a few times. one of the best way to prepare your mind for a hypnotic state is with brainwave entrainment therapy. Be sure to check it out at http://www.store. unexplainable.net/products/ hypnosis.php.
Now that we've discussed hypnotic self defense, hopefully you'll have some of the tools required to defend yourself against an alarming trend. We need control over our own actions if nothing else. Thanks for reading the unexplainable manual of hypnotic self defense. Keep in touch as next time we'll touch on energy again in more depth with shamanism and shamanic practices.
See you then,
Jim McElwee
Today I'd like to talk about hypnotic self defense. There is a growing problem of some individuals using hypnosis to gain control of others. It's not as extreme as it sounds, with people walking around zombie like as a shadowy hypnotist takes complete control over them, but it's just as effective if you don't know how to defend yourself. Television commercials, politicians giving speeches, and slick salesmen are all examples of people who are trying to convince you to do something, and all three have been caught implementing one form of hypnosis or another.
First of all, you need to know what it feels like to be hypnotized. We're hypnotized all the time, hyper-focusing on driving, watching television, and surfing the internet. Any time you perform an activity and lose track of your environment because you're so into what you're doing you're technically hypnotized to a certain degree. When you sit in a chair, however, and go through hypnotic induction consciously, you're ever aware of the fact that your mind is hypnotized and therefore you can defend yourself easier. It's when we're not aware that we're hypnotized that we are at risk.
After you've practiced "open" hypnosis where you know exactly what's taking place during a hypnosis session, you begin to trust it more and have more of an understanding of what to look for in hypnotic induction. When a hypnotist attempts to hypnotize you subversively then, you'll be able to understand the type of lilting voice or subtle movements that are involved. Even conversations are hypnotic often. Pay attention to a few in-depth conversations you have and see if you ever lose track of time, your environment, or things other people are saying in the room.

Now let's deal with the more "mystical aspects" of hypnotic self defense. First, you need to be able to wield your focus like a conductor wields a baton. Practice focusing all of your attention on different things in your environment. Imagine that everything has an energy about it and try to notice things in your environment you otherwise usually miss. A simple awareness expansion exercise like weekly visiting a place you've never been before and observing is enough to take you miles in the direction of hypnotic self defense.
Now your mind should be ready for the next step. Remember when we were exploring what everyday activities hypnotize you the most? Simply perform those activities for a preset amount of time, and break yourself away from them exactly when you set out to. Additionally, the entire time you're performing the activity, focus your mind on your mental state and watch it as it drifts out of awareness of your environment. When you feel that happening, pull yourself out of the activity, look around, and focus again on where you are. Build up a "reflex" of hypnotic trance breaking. It can even be a physical act like snapping a finger to literally "snap out of it." A symbolic gesture is quite powerful when it comes to mental states. A more subtle gesture could be just pushing your thumb and forefinger together and programming your mind to associate the sensation with an awakened state. These gestures can be programmed into your mind with hypnosis, and when you end your session you can perform them each time just before you wake up.
The most important aspect of hypnotic self defense, however, is to develop a conscious dialogue with your unconscious mind that let's you understand what hypnosis feels like. The best guaranteed way to develop that is to simply hypnotize yourself in a safe environment a few times. one of the best way to prepare your mind for a hypnotic state is with brainwave entrainment therapy. Be sure to check it out at http://www.store. unexplainable.net/products/ hypnosis.php.
Now that we've discussed hypnotic self defense, hopefully you'll have some of the tools required to defend yourself against an alarming trend. We need control over our own actions if nothing else. Thanks for reading the unexplainable manual of hypnotic self defense. Keep in touch as next time we'll touch on energy again in more depth with shamanism and shamanic practices.
See you then,
Jim McElwee
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