Archive for April, 2010

There are many covert hypnosis courses available on the internet, some good…and some not so good. Perhaps the best known is the controversial Underground Hypnosis course produced by Taylor Starr. But is that the best? Not in my opinion. While it doesn’t get quite the same amount of press or coverage I have found, out of all the covert hypnosis courses I have tried, that The Power of Conversational Hypnosis course is by far the best on the market. Allow me to explain why.

No other course or program is as in-depth as The Power of Conversational Hypnosis. There are over 17 hours of audio instructions as well as a few eBooks thrown in to the mix. All of this material has been recorded or written by master hypnotist Igor Ledochowski who is a very clear communicator which makes the lessons he teaches very easy to follow.

Igor is clearly very confident that The Power of Conversational Hypnosis is the best covert hypnosis course available as he happily offers a 60 day money back guarantee, although I can guarantee that after you’ve bought the course you will have no reason to ask for a refund.

Presuppositions are considered to be one of the most powerful language patterns within NLP. The idea is to presuppose an outcome as if it is guaranteed to happen. When used correctly the person you are talking to will make the connection that this outcome is bound to happen. For example if you are meeting with a new client to discuss a contract you might use the line “Before we finalize the contract, would you like something to drink?”. It sounds like you are giving your client a choice, but in reality the choices having nothing to do with each other. You are steering them towards what you want to happen.

Here you can see that the fact that finalizing the contract has been presupposed within a question about having something to drink. The desired outcome has been presupposed. You can use such presuppositions to control the flow and tempo of the conversation so that you always end up presupposing the outcome you want. Before long these frequent presuppositions and suggestions will stick to your target’s subconscious mind and the outcome won’t be in the question at all. It will be as if you both wanted the same thing from the very get go.

One of my more popular party pieces is using a hypnotic mind trick to make people feel like they’re high. There are a couple of ways this can be done, either with hypnotic suggestions or by using a spiral which creates a kind of confusing sensation in the mind which is similar to the one you may feel when you are high.

Well recently I hooked up with YouTube user HypnosisSpirals who kindly helped me make a video of this trick. When you watch the video and follow the simple instructions you will be amazed at the short yet powerful effect it has on you.

Feel free to leave your comments here or you can go directly to the YouTube video at the link below and leave your comments there.

Get High On Hypnosis: A Banned Self Hypnosis Technique!

One of the great things about the internet is the way it has provided people with nearly instant access to almost any information imaginable. I believe it is partly thanks to the internet that hypnosis, and particularly covert hypnosis have become such hot topics for discussion. Around the world millions of people are learning more about covert hypnosis everyday. Despite this though there are still very few people who actually use covert hypnosis in their regular life.

Before I explain why people fear using covert hypnosis perhaps first I should clarify what it actually is. Covert hypnosis is a set of skills and techniques that allow an individual to become more persuasive, be seen as a leader and get what they want out of life. It’s easy to understand why so many people set about learning covert hypnosis, but what is it that holds them back from using it?