Trickshop Mastering Hypnosis

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its father in the audience. After finding him, she is to return to the stage.
She is told she ll be able to recognize the father, because he has the same
eyes as the baby. The subject will register genuine concern and go from
man to man in the audience staring directly into the eyes of each. Finally,
when she finds one whose eyes match the baby s, she ll smile with delight
and hand him the doll.
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TOP GUN
A male subject is told his chair is the cockpit of a fighter jet and he is about
to take off from a carrier deck in pursuit of an enemy plane. He is handed
a carrot which he is told is the plane s control stick. The plane is launched
and the subject maneuvers his plane through the sky as he is locked in a
dogfight with the enemy.
GOODFELLAS AND GOODGALS
A group of subjects are told they are gangsters in the mafia and they are
meeting the new head of the family for the first time. The new boss is
one of the female subjects, who the rest of the group is told they must
address respectfully as the Godmother. They are told they are upset with
her, because the Godmother wants to improve the mob s image by having
everyone wear more understated, preppy attire. She also plans on replacing
the traditional heavy pasta meals with lighter, low fat salads.
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
A group of older subjects are told that scientists have discovered the
fountain of youth. Each is given a glass of water to drink and told that
every sip will make them feel younger and younger. Ongoing suggestions
by the hypnotist help guide the transformations taking place in the subjects.
Likewise, in the same manner, younger subjects can be made to grow older
and older. If there is an equitable division of old and young subjects on
stage, these two feats can be performed concurrently to amazing effect.
CAN T LET GO
One or more subjects are each given a tennis ball or other small object
to hold. They are then informed it is covered with glue and they cannot
let go.
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TOO HOT TO HANDLE
Same set up as the last routine, Can t Let Go. Use this one alone or as a
follow up. This time, the subjects are told the ball is getting hotter and hotter.
When it gets too hot, the subjects have to let go. Obviously, if you use
something other than a tennis ball, make sure it s not sharp or breakable.
BAD TIE
A female subject is given the posthypnotic suggestion that when awakened,
she will criticize the obnoxious necktie her husband sitting next to her is
wearing. She does this right on cue, except the man she tells off is not her
husband at all but a perfect stranger!
SPACE SHUTTLE
A group of subjects sitting in their chairs are told they are astronauts taking
a trip in the space shuttle. You can even have one subject flying the ship,
using a paper plate as a steering wheel, and another who space walks with
the help of the others on-board a piece of rope serving as the tether line.
Routines of this type need ongoing narration (ie. specific suggestion) by
the hypnotist, such as you re taking off, you re leaving our atmosphere and
entering space, everyone is now weightless, look out for that asteroid, etc.
ASLEEP IN THE AUDIENCE
A male subject is given a posthypnotic suggestion that when awakened,
he will jump from his chair and return to his seat in the audience where
he will immediately fall back into a very deep sleep. After the subject does
this, your assistants are sent into the audience to get him. They lift him
under the arms and carry him back to his chair on stage. He stays asleep
the whole way!
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STORMY WEATHER
A group of subjects are told they are on a wilderness expedition in the great
outdoors. First the sun comes out and it gets very, very hot. The subjects
begin getting very warm, sometimes even removing articles of clothing.
Next, they are told the sun has moved behind some storm clouds. The
sky is getting very dark and it starts to rain. The downpour gets heavier
and heavier. The subjects react as if they are getting drenched and begin
scrambling for cover. The rain starts to subside, but
the wind is picking up now. It s a very chilling wind and everyone feels
cold and wet. Finally, the sun comes back out and dries their clothes. The
temperature is perfect now and there is a warm soothing breeze in the air.
The routine ends with the subjects feeling completely comfortable.
STUCK ON YOU
As the hypnotist passes by each subject in a row, he sticks different
parts of their bodies together. He places one subject s thumb on his or her
forehead. On another, the palm is stuck to a person s knee or top of the
his or her head, etc. Each struggles in vain to get free until the suggestion
is removed.
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