One principle of hypnosis is that if a person has been hypnotized once, then they can go into the state more readily and "deeper" the next time they are hypnotized, gaining skill at entering into hypnosis more effectively each time. So, a common technique to "deepen" the experience for folks is fractionation – taking a person out and into hypnosis quickly in succession so that they experience the feelings of trance more readily.
In this video, I use a stuck hands suggestibility effect as a leverage indicator for hypnosis and then fractionate.
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This video is clipped from the production footage from an appearance I shot for a special guest segment for an
episode on hypnosis of Michael Cheng's television
program. The video was taken at CTS studios in Taipei, Oct. 17, 2008. For the show, they only needed a couple short shots, although I did perform a complete Short Sharp Shock
comedy hypnosis show (an brief style of performance with no music or
props, just jump in and go) with a couple volunteers and a very small
studio audience for taping purposes. I really love the colorful set.
You can purchase a DVD copy of the program at http://www.briandavidphillips.net/store as well as other shows, training products, and audio programs.
Naturally, the folks who attend the WALKABOUT TRANCE BEACH RESORT GETAWAY http://www.walkabouttrance.com
on August 15-16 in Los Angeles are also going to get some tips on using
emotional and physical responses as induction setups (certainly, the
folks who attend the one day tag workshop we are seriously considering
offering there on August 17 in Engineering eXperiential Erotic Ecstasy as a direct followup workshop at that time are going to get both).
All the best,
Brian
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Brian David Phillips, PhD, CH [brian@briandavidphillips.com]
Hypnotist, Hypnotherapist, Intuitionist, Trance Wizard
President, Society of Experiential Trance
Associate Professor, NCCU, Taipei, Taiwan
