John Burton - Hypnotic Language: Its Structure and Use
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I would like to extend my gratitude to the fine people at Crown House Publishing. This includes Martin Roberts, Bridget Shine and Matt Pearce whose patience and skill allowed this book to become a reality.
I would also like to extend my appreciation to Bob Bodenhamer for immeasurable contributions and guidance.
I would also like to thank Michael Hall for sharing his mind, giving feedback and for his written contributions to this work.
I would like also to acknowledge Milton Erickson for his crucial contributions toward making hypnosis what it is today. What a fine model for combining genius with compassion.
Finally, I would like to express my appreciation to the source and foundation who makes all available.
John Burton EdD
2000
Imagine meeting someone on the street or in a coffee shop, or at your office tomorrow who whispers something important to you. They take you aside for just a moment and say,
You can, by just saying some words, send people into wild and wonderful places and give them altered experiences, and possibly change their lives, empower them with new abilities, and much more.
Would you believe that person? Would such magic and power seem possible? By just talking?
There is a language that makes this possible. We call it the language of trance. Such language invites us out of any present moment and into a state of the mind where we go inside and see, hear, feel, smell, taste and experience an altered reality. Did I say, altered? Thats probably over-stating it. Different may be more accurate. We call this state hypnosis yet that too miscommunicates more than it communicates. Because, as Dr Burton will show in this book of language patterns, we cannot not experience trance-states . To think about another time and place is to transition out of this moment and to hallucinate another time, whether past or future.
That language hypnotizes, you know well when you think about it. Any good storyteller, minister, mother, novel, etc. can invite us out of the present and into a world constructed in our mind. From the outside all of this seems mysterious. Even spooky. From the outside the person seems to be asleep (hence the word hypnotism ). But from the inside, ah, from the insideyour mind is never more alert and awake, more in control and expansive. And it all occurs upon the wings of language.
But how does language do this? Wherein lies the magic? What kinds of words facilitate this near magic-like process? This book will first of all give you an extensive understanding of some of the mental or cognitive processes that make it so and then will put into your hands some of the most powerful hypnotic language patterns. In this work, John uses his extensive knowledge of Neuro-Linguistics and Neuro-Semanticshis field of expertisechild developmental psychology, Gestalt psychology and even Meta-states.
Meta-states? You know, a state of mind or emotion that relates to another state as when you begin to feel really curious about learning about hypnotic language patterns. The learning state is one thing, feeling excited and full of anticipation about your learning is a higher state. And now that you can go in and make sense of that, Im sure that you can just as easily appreciate your skills at feeling excited as you expect to expand your skills in the process of this learning, can you not?
If that doesnt invite you to trance out, we only have to add another level, or seven more. Each shift upwards invites you into a hypnotic state as the referents do not exist out there, but in there (imagine me pointing to your head, ah, another invitation to trance!). See, its inevitable. Accordingly, Dr Burton along with Dr Bob Bodenhamer have taken Meta-states as the newest NLP model and used it to articulate many new language patterns in the context of assisting people to make the kind of transformations in their mental maps that will give them a new lease on life.
Should you buy this book? Yes, of course, if youre interested in how language works its magic. Yes, if youre interested in becoming more playful with your language skills. Yes, if youre interested in inducing powerful states that can enable others to become more empowered and skilled, buy this book. In fact, it seems to me that from psycho-hypnotists, psychotherapists, coaches, consultants, to teachers, writers, trainers, marketers, advertisers, parents, lawyers, politicians, many will want to get their hands on this volume. But thats just a suggestion.
L. Michael Hall PhD
Colorado
In 1996, I received a call from John Burton who had an interest in taking the Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) training that I offered. I learned that John worked as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Greenville, SC. This thrilled me, as I love training counselors in the skills of NLP. Soon John was with me in the NLP summer practitioner training course.
We were not very far along in the training before I realized that in John Burton I had a unique student. John brought with him immense knowledge and keen insight. I learned that John received a doctorate from Vanderbilt, a highly acclaimed university in Nashville, Tennessee. John did his doctoral studies primarily in the field of developmental psychology.
During the NLP master practitioner training, I and the other students stood in awe as John began delivering hypnotic language patterns. I have had other students who could outdo their trainer with hypnotic languaging. But, never, and I mean never, have I heard language patterns flow from a person as they did from John.
John comes up each year and teaches the hypnosis training of my master practitioner training. He was up last December for my present students. Three months have passed since John last taught and those students are still talking about John Burton and their amazement at his skill.
Thanks to Crown House Publishing, you now have access to his genius. I know that on the front of this book you have both our names as the author. However, I cannot lay claim to the genius of this book. Inside these covers you will find numerous examples of doing hypnosis. Most of the patterns come from actual client sessions.
Also, in the first three chapters you will learn the how of hypnosis . Indeed, you are in for a real treat and for an understanding of how hypnosis works based on the latest in the cognitive sciences and from developmental psychology.
Indeed, I am honored to have been just a small part of this work.
Bobby G. Bodenhamer DMin
Suppose you treat a mistake, any mistake, like an oil spill at sea? What then? The oil recovery team will place barriers around the oil to contain the spill. As you imagine this, notice how the ocean outside the containers remains clear and clean. Also, knowing that oil is lighter than water and floats, resting only on the surface. This allows the water underneath the oil to remain clear and clean.
This means that the only task remaining is to remove the oil by skimming the oil from the sea so that you can see it disappear slowly or quickly and as you do, noticing the feeling as the oil departs to leave more and more sea to see and feelthe clear and clean return. Now, how will you enjoy the sea sight as you set your sights on your future?
I used the above hypnotic language pattern with a client who came in complaining of depression. He had a foolproof way of creating depression. Any time he made a mistake he would generalize from the mistake and contaminate his whole self. He would conclude, I made a mistake, therefore I am a bad person.
Does that sound familiar? He was an expert in making a bad person out of himself. He would stew for days in self-criticism, which resulted in constant feelings of depression. A vicious circle of self-criticism, pessimism and self-depreciation would put him in and keep him in a state of depression. He had the depression strategy down pat. Once he heard this pattern, it changed his way of viewing his mistakes.
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