Continuing with a bit more in terms of our short series of improvisational hypnosis clips, this time with a changework twist instead of just as a call challenge for the induction proper . . . Navin Prabhakar (yes that Navin Prabhakar [http://www.navinprabhakar.com], the famous Indian comedian, actor, and singer) attended the Speed Hypnosis Techniques workshop I taught in Mumbai, India, and volunteered to be trance partner for the demonstration of the Desired Intention Memory Box creative trance process.
Those of you familiar with my improvisational hypnosis approaches know
that I like to use a challenge technique that requires a person to
spontaneously create new inductions or processes on the spur of the
moment . . . this is one of those improvisational processes, and so
while the Desired Intention Memory Box
induction and process turned out to be a rather nice and powerful
process, this is the first time it has ever been publicly demonstrated
as I'm making it up as I go along, working with the feedback given to
me by the trance partner. The youtube page for the above video is at http://youtube.com/watch?v=uKGB73Xi7uQ for those who don't see the embedded coding.
Navin turned out to be a wonderful trance partner and the process
went beautifully, from the creative induction through the powerful
changework pattern.
Sorry for the poor lighting, but we were not setup to video this
particular session but went ahead anyway as a number of the
demonstrations were unique and the folks in the Mumbai seminar were
very wonderful (as were the folks in the other cities I toured during that trip, for
that matter). The whole thing was a great experience.
As it turned out, every single one of the demonstration
improvisational challenge trances that I did in our India courses
turned out to be extremely beautiful processes. Some were on video but
most were not (with very rare exceptions, we do not normally video courses but keep the material
and the experience for those who attend). The Manifesting Abundance Balloons was particularly a "WOW" type experience but I am also partial to the rather interesting Elephant Induction I performed.
This video is part of a series of highlights filmed during various of my Speed Hypnosis Techniques
workshops in India from Aug. 30 through Sept. 7, 2008, in a three city
teaching tour (Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore). In addition to the Speed Hypnosis workshop Navin also attended a special actors trancework session at Kishore Namit Kapoor's Acting Institute (web) that I was invited to co-present with my friend Pradeep Aggarwal (web)
who was my local partner for the India tour. We are already setting up
our next series of courses in India and have also added a new date for
Singapore to our schedule (details coming very soon). See http://www.briandavidphillips.com for more free instructional videos and information on other services.
Obviously,
as a training exercise this is a great way for folks to really learn
how to really take control of the trance session and use contextual and
environmental factors in order to enhance the imaginative involvement
of the trance partner. Obviously, in intimate or therapeutic contexts,
this sort of improvisational spontaneity can be very useful as one
works the hypnotist-client feedback loop to enhance trance partner
experience. As a walkabout trance challenge setup it can be amazingly
freeing once one gets over the first bump or two of trusting yourself
to let go and just go with it and be playful and allow the trance
partner to playfully experience things as you go along.
Folks who sign up for the Walkabout Trance Beach Resort Getaway (the improvisational speed street hypnosis event at http://www.walkabouttrance.com) and-or the Erotic Hypnosis seminar (the Engineering eXperiential Erotic Ecstasy seminar at https://briandavidphillips.net/category/eroticatrance/)
in August will be learning variations of these patterns and more.
Please note, that it's actually to your advantage to sign up for both
events (they are scheduled together for your convenience). However,
it's to your advantage to sign up early to reserve your opportunity to
attend. I don't travel to the US very often and likewise teach these
courses very infrequently so this is a unique opportunity for folks to
have an amazing experience with us.
All the best,
Brian
www.BrianDavidPhillips.net
