By JK Ellis
Author of Mind Control 101

When you consider the extremes of human behavior the most difficult actions to understand are those of seemingly normal people who act in ways that are contrary even to what they would think they are capable of.

Cults are the best example. No normal person would tell you
that they plan to become celibate, and kill themselves in the hope to be reborn on a space ship operated by angelic space aliens. Nonetheless, that is exactly what 39 people did in 1997 in the now famous Heavens Gate cult.

Nor would any child of a well to do business man leave home
with the ambition of participating in the bloody murder of a pregnant Hollywood starlet. But that is what Charles Manson compelled several of his followers to do.

When we try to make sense of these acts we are often left
dumbfounded and quickly categorize them into one of two categories; they are either “crazy” or “monsters”.

It is in that act that weinadvertently prevent ourselves from learning the most valuable lessons of Mind Control.

So I ask you to consider, what if they were not crazy? What if
they were not a monster? What if they were, in fact, ordinary people?

What would lead them to do what they did?

It is here that we come across the biggest obstacle in understanding how Mind Control works, namely morality.

Anytime that we use our morality to evaluate an action, event
or situation we unconsciously block our ability to understand it and unintentionally limit our ability to communicate effectively.

So, if you have read this far (and I know you have) it is best to put aside all your judgment and moral analysis so as to truly learn something.

The fact of the matter is that anyone can be affected, moved and manipulated by Mind Control. Like Archimedes who realized that if he could stand in the right place in the universe he could move the earth, there is no man that cannot be moved given the right pressure in the right spot at the right time.

I tell you this not to instill paranoia but humility.

Put aside your piety and judgment and be willing to step into the minds of others, even those people you consider crazy or monstrous and you will learn more about yourself and Mind Control than even this book can reveal.

JK Ellis is the author of Mind Control 101: How to Influence the Thoughts of Others Without Them Knowing or Caring

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Mind Control 101

How to Influence The Thoughts and Actions of Others Without Them Knowing or Caring

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