Magic Questions to Get Inside Their Heads

These four hypnotic questions will give you tremendous insight into anyone you meet while effortlessly creating instant repport

By Jack Ellis
Author of Forbidden Patterns

These were somewhat popular back in the ‘good old days’ of alt.seduction.fast – but have fallen out of favor in recent years, mostly due to the popularity of ‘The Cube’.

These are much easier to remember than the Cube and can be done quickly.

Best of all, it gives you insight into the girl you are talking to. One time I had a girl answer the ‘beach’ question by saying ‘I would run and hide!’ Needless to say I didn’t spend much more time trying for her.

To lead into these is quite simple. Just say your friend showed you a really cool personality test, or that you always ask people this instead of exchanging resumes first.

The Magic Questions

Here they are, ask them in this order:

• 1. Visualize yourself in a white room. You’re in a bed and everything is white. How do you feel?
• 2. What is your favorite animal? What qualities do you see it as having?
• 3. What is your favorite color? How does it make you feel when you think about it?
• 4. Imagine yourself on a beach. Nobody is around and the ocean is right in front of you. What do you do?

What Their Answers Mean

• 1. This is how they view death and dying.
• 2. This is how their friends view them.
• 3. This is how they view themselves.
• 4. This is how they view sex.

I’ve turned around some of the coldest women I’ve ever encountered using this routine, so enjoy it!

Jack Ellis is the Author of Forbidden Patterns . Learn how to enter any person's mind with the exact techniques made famous in Neil Strauss's best-selling seduction book "The Game." Learn more here: Forbidden Mind Contol Patterns

 

 

Hypnosis May Cure a Type of Baldness

Source: Times of India

People with a patchy form of hair loss called alopecia areata might be helped with hypnosis, a preliminary study suggests.

"Hypnotherapy may enhance the mental well-being of patients with alopecia areata and it may improve clinical outcome," Dr Ria Willemsen, of Free University in Brussels, and colleagues write in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.

Alopecia areata is an auto-immune disease characterised by sudden, recurrent hair loss in round spots from the scalp or any part of the body that has hair.

Psychological factors, such as stressful events and psychotrauma have also been reported to play a role in the onset of the condition, but few studies have looked at the efficacy of psychological treatments.

Willemsen's team explored hypnosis as a treatment for 21 individuals with extensive hair loss on 30% or more of their scalp that had lasted for at least three months.

These patients, all of whom previously failed to respond to treatment with steroids, were followed for anywhere from six months to six years.

In most cases, the study participants received hypnosis along with some other medical treatment. During the hypnotherapy sessions, which took place once every three weeks, study participants were given various suggestions, such as to imagine healing effects of the sun's warmth.

After treatment with a minimum of just three to four sessions of hypnotherapy, 12 patients experienced hair growth on at least 75% of their scalp, and nine of these 12 experienced total hair growth, Willemsen and colleagues report.

None of the patients reported any negative side effects due to the hypnotherapy. Yet, five study participants experienced a significant relapse during the follow-up period, four of whom experienced enough hair loss to return them to their pre-treatment status, the researchers note.

In other findings, all of the patients for whom the pertinent data was analysed scored lower on a measure of psychological symptoms, including phobia, hostility and interpersonal sensitivity, after their hypnotherapy treatment.

They also scored lower on items that specifically looked at symptoms of anxiety and depression, study findings indicate.

In the past, researchers have shown that the hypnotic suggestion to improve blood flow in the scalp was linked to an actual increase in blood flow and skin temperature of the scalp.

The Straight Truth About Hypnosis

By Kent Sayre
Kent Sayre Hypnosis MP3

Here's how hypnosis works. With hypnosis, you have a relaxed, focused awareness. When you're in this relaxed state, you're mind can accept suggestions. These suggestions go directly into your mind and take hold so that your thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes are permanently changed. All action comes from someone's thoughts. When you think differently, you'll behave differently...and get the results that you want.

There are a lot of myths about hypnosis that I'm going to blow apart right here.

Myth #1: You lose consciousness in hypnosis
Wrong, wrong, and wrong. Hypnosis is a state of relaxation where you're always aware of what's going on around you. You have full control over whether you accept or reject a suggestion. In fact, you can come out of hypnosis any time...if you wanted to.

Myth #2: Hypnotized people act crazy
The people who believe this most likely have seen a stage hypnosis show. Stage hypnosis is an extreme form of hypnosis...and it's meant to entertain. On my hypnosis programs, the hypnosis is designed to permanently change your life for the better. What this means to you is that you won't do anything you wouldn't normally do. Sorry, no clucking like a chicken for you!

Myth #3: You're "under" my power
Nothing could be further from the truth. You cannot be hypnotized against your will. Nobody can be hypnotized to do anything they wouldn't normally do. If I could (I can't) put people under my power, I would go up to the prisons and hypnotize all the inmates to become model citizens.

Myth #4: People reveal their deepest, darkest secrets in hypnosis
No, no, and no. You won't do anything in hypnosis that you wouldn't normally do outside of hypnosis. Your secrets stay locked in the vault.

Myth #5: People get stuck in hypnosis
Nobody can get stuck in hypnosis. Your mind always functions in your best interests. If you're deep in hypnosis and one of my audio program ends, you'd simply fall asleep or realize that there no one was speaking and your mind would bring you back to conscious awareness.

Myth #6: Not everyone can be hypnotized
Everyone can be hypnotized. Some people do it easier from the start and other people have to practice relaxing a few times before it becomes very easy for them. No matter who you are, you can be hypnotized. In fact, most people don't even think they are hypnotized during a session. However, after the session, they later report noticing positive changes in their lives.

About the author: Kent Sayre is the creator of Hypnosis MP3's which you can download immediately to change your life. Kent says: "You Must Get Tremendous Results In Your Life Or You Don't Pay!
Learn more at Kent Sayre Hypnosis MP3

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