The Rogue Hypnotist - How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

By the Rogue Hypnotist.

Good question? Mainly because unlike all the other ones out there the skills I will teach you will work pretty much 100% of the time.
My hope is that this book will be of use to stage hypnotists, hypnotherapist, NLPers, the beginner, the student of psychology, the amateur enthusiast and even the merely curious! By the way you dont have to agree with everything I say; often Im saying it to stimulate thought on your part. Some of the things I say will be generalisations: so theres always the exception!
This book and the information within is not a replacement for proper training in hypnosis or hypnotherapy. To be a full professional you need the right training.
After reading this book I hope youll begin to see how hypnosis is going on all around you quite a lot of the time! Ill give examples from advertising and the media too.
All of the hypnotic skills and modules in which I teach you will interrelate: I want you to have my expertise and skill honed down and ready for use. It should take you weeks to do what took me years to learn.
Ill teach you how to do embedded commands properly, how to make up your own hypnotic language, where to focus peoples attention, how to get genuine rapport: the lot! Ill dispel the myths and let you know the truth. How do I know this? Because Ive tried it all: I know what works and what doesnt from real life success. Trial and error. I made the errors so you wont have to. This book will save you time and energy! All you need to know is here: Ive crystallised it, separated wheat from chaff!
This is a how to book: any theory will help your practical skills. My intent is that youll be able to create your own hypnotic inductions using the principles herein. If you want to be good at anything you need to learn the principles, the rest is easy.
I am a professional hypnotist. I am qualified: I am an Advanced Master Practitioner of NLP; I am a professional hypnotherapist and psychotherapist. I am an expert in treating pain using hypnosis. I am an expert in treating anxiety disorders and all manner of addictions. I know what I am doing. I have all the certificates; Ive read all the books, gone to all the classes, I was taught by all the best people.
The other reason you should read this is because I am a very good hypnotist: I have an incredibly high success rate in my private practise in London England helping people.
I have written this book in a (I hope) a fun, amusing, memorable and readable style rather than all the dry, pseudo-academic books of hypnotherapy written by psychologists who clearly cant hypnotise a zombie!
And now I want to teach you how to hypnotise anyone. Relax its easy everyone can be hypnotised.
Before we proceed, a warning never use your knowledge of hypnosis to harm anyone, or impose your ideas, wishes, wants and desires on others. If you do - expect to pay a price! Why would you want to manipulate someone anyway? Thats what psychopaths do. Use your new knowledge to help others and to protect you and those you love from undue influence.
You are fully responsible for what you do with this knowledge I am about to teach you. The only reason I learnt about hypnosis was to help others. Thats why my clients trust me: I am genuine and I care. By the end of this first book in my Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist, series you will be able to hypnotise anyone just using words. That is my promise to you.

Ok I had to get the last paragraph out of the way. I am assuming people who read this are ethical. Although I dont want to be too hypocritical I once stole a book on ethics. Now that bit is out of the way shall we begin?
Everyone can be hypnotised. You have been hypnotised at some time in your life. You may even be hypnotised now for all I know!
There are obviously exceptions to these sweeping though truthful statements. Brain damaged people, exceptionally stupid people and highly scared people may prove trickier to hypnotise but maybe not given enough time. Women and children are much easier to hypnotise than men. Although its easy to hypnotise men too.
Hypnosis is a natural state. It is not the same as trance. Hypnosis, which is a daft term really but were stuck with it, is just a highly focused state hypnosis is a state of intense absorption or concentration - that is it. Everyone has experienced this state. You can do it with your eyes wide open. If you are doing something that fully absorbs your attention so that you ignore distractions then you have experienced hypnosis. And everyone has. The man who coined the term hypnosis regretted it latter and tried to call it Monoideism; that is focusing on one thing. Unsurprisingly that nugget of a term never caught on.
So what is trance? Trance is just the daydream state everyone daydreams. You daydream. You have to. Its a way to go inside and solve problems, access your imagination and creativity, a way to take a break from outside stimuli for a while. It is essential to good mental health as long as it is purposeful. I say this because depression or what we call depression is a trance state too, just not a very pleasant one!
Hypnotic trance (that is the combination of both previously mentioned states) is the unique state a hypnotherapist and stage hypnotist may utilise (if they know how) to help people heal themselves or to entertain people. Though personally I find stage hypnosis shows very boring and dull affairs.
Nobody really knows what hypnosis is and how or why it works. If they tell you they do, they dont - they are just guessing, speculating nobody knows it remains a mystery. Its neural mechanics remain a mystery. It is of course possible that some underground advanced scientific lab exists somewhere where all of hypnosiss secrets are known but if it does exist those boffins arent sharing. So you dont need to know how it works - just that it does. However the mechanics or art of hypnotising anyone is very easy to learn. Anyone can hypnotise someone else and anyone can be hypnotised. In fact youve done both already.
Most hypnotists, hypnotherapists do not induce hypnosis in their clients they induce relaxation. I will talk more about this later on. Relaxation is not essential to get a hypnotic state. Terrified people are highly hypnotisable. A patient awaiting surgery is in a profound hypnotic state. That is why it is essential that surgeons and nurses in operating rooms are careful what they say. A patient undergoing surgery can hear everything that is being said in an operating room at an unconscious level.
In such a state the unconscious mind or subconscious mind (you could call it Fred if you want!) takes things very literally. It would be interesting to know how many surgeons had inadvertently caused a patient to die from a heart attack during on operation by saying the wrong thing. Comatose people can hear everything that is said in their environment; just because their conscious mind is offline dont assume they cant hear