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The Magical Mesmerizer New user 28 Posts 
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Can any of the Stage hypnotists tell me how lomng it takes for them to put someone in a hypnotic state?
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dan parker New user Germany 51 Posts
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2 seconds
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Thoughtreader Inner circle Calgary, Alberta, Canada 1565 Posts
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By technicality (and those who truly do know hypnosis will understand this) they are already in a trance state when they get to the show, in the very least in an extremely suggestable state and ready to "go".
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 20833 Posts
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I can't wait to see the divergence of answers here.
Danny Doyle
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MagicalPirate Special user Shamokin, PA 828 Posts
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They had better be or you haven't done your marketing correctly. As to how long. As soon as their hands are locked or their eyes are glued shut. After that it is all about deepening and away we go.
Martin 
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Great Responses,
Paul, You took the words right out of my mind. Magical Pirate, Indeed, I prefer that the attendees know a few weeks in advance that they will be witnessing a hypnosis show which enforces Pauls comment. I'd like to ad that I do accept bookings as a suprise guest, But I must say that it makes all of the aforementioned theory basically useless. Best, Sebastian Black
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Spinnato Elite user 420 Posts
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On 2006-02-16 02:42, dan parker wrote: You're my hero!!! Two seconds. Has anyone tried Tom Silver's Four Hand Clasp induction? |
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mota Inner circle 1658 Posts
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John Ivan-Palmer, a midwest hypnotist, has a one-second induction I've seen him use succesfully for over 20 years.
It works great but for personal reasons I don't do it...used to use a nice relaxation induction until I got a hold of the EKG induction of Geoff Ronning's. You can do an induction in one second...John's not the only one. It takes a special understanding of what you are doing and a couple large cahones but it can be done. |
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mattisdx Inner circle 1614 Posts
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On 2006-02-17 10:18, Spinnato wrote: I do Silver's induction. Once started it takes less than 10 seconds to do 
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The Magical Mesmerizer New user 28 Posts
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How is the four-hand clasp induction by Tom Silver done?
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dan parker New user Germany 51 Posts
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On 2006-02-17 10:18, Spinnato wrote: Glad to be your hero... Many successfull hypnotists in the early thirtys and fortys use very effective rapid and shock inductions (only one name Hansen, and at least ormon where did you think he got his knowledge about the descripted inductions?), not because they were too good, but they have in difference to today hypnotists the balls to do it.. |
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Spinnato Elite user 420 Posts
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I do Silver's induction. Once started it takes less than 10 seconds to do
[/quote] Are you doing Silver's on stage with numerous volunteers, or just one on one? Thanks. |
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The Magical Mesmerizer New user 28 Posts
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What is Tom Silver's 4-hand clasp induction? I've never heard or seen of it befre
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 20833 Posts
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I gotta say speed inductions do me no real favors.
I don't usually use them because people tend to think "stooge". I make NO claim they don't work, acutally just the opposite they work too well. I have found people enjoy the process of induction from the audience. They are actually on the edge of their seats watching as they progressivly get more and more relaxed. It is a great part of the show. Again please don't be angry with me it is only my opinion.
Danny Doyle
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Spinnato Elite user 420 Posts
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On 2006-02-19 00:18, Dannydoyle wrote: I have a tendency to agree with you. I believe the audience finds the process enjoying as well. Thanks for the feedback. |
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Dannydoyle Eternal Order 20833 Posts
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You are quite welcome sir. as I said it is only my personal experience. but I am glad I helped a little
Danny Doyle
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kevinuncanny Loyal user 263 Posts
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Danny--
I agree with you on this. Anytime I've gone for 'speed' it doesn't look right to the audience. I normally devide my inductions into 2 parts --visualized relaxtion then a count down. My total in duction is 4.5 minutes. Done in the 2 parts the audience only percieves the second part as the actual induction and therefore believes the indution to be about 2.5 minutes. Done this way, the audience gets to understand what the volunteers are going through. Not saying it's perfect for everyone, but it keeps me working! Kevin
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