How To Hypnotize Anyone Through A Letter,Email or The Internet
“Can you hypnotize a person by email, a letter, or over the internet?”
I get this question a lot.
In fact, it’s easily one of the most frequently asked questions my readers want to know.
So I have two choices,
I can give you the short answer, or the long one.
Which would you prefer?
Ah the long One, I thought so.
Well, let me start off the long answer by giving you the short one first.
The answer is a definite maybe.
Actually the answer is really a yes but you have to understand that when it comes to hypnosis there are not a lot of very straight forward answers.
A better question might be can you hypnotize people to do what YOU want through a letter, email or the internet – That’s where things start to get a bit dicey.
I started off my answer with a definite maybe because I have some really strong skills that many people do not. (I am a specialist in covert and conversational hypnosis) so in my case, yes, I can hypnotize people over the internet, can you?
Believe it or not, the answer to that question is also a yes. Even if you don’t have the level of skill and understanding I do, you can (and do) still hypnotize people.
In fact, you are already doing it all the time anyway. You probably just don’t know it yet and that is where your problem lies.
You see ALL forms of communication are inherently hypnotic.
Why?
Because all forms of communication rely on the use of engaging a persons attention and the unconscious mind MUST translate that information from the outside world into a structure that has a relevant internal meaning to the person recieving your suggestions – regardless of the method used to deliver them.
It’s a universal process.
Now, That is basically a long winded way of saying all forms of communication are processed by the unconscious mind first.
Therefore they have an inherently hypnotic power to influence.
However, for most people that hypnotic influence is extremely random and by default.
Most people do not know enough about the hypnotic structure of how we communicate to actually make it work for them.
They just sort of talk or write with little regard for any of the hypnotic variables or “hypnotic operators” that can influence the outcome of our intended message.
So, in the long run your ability to influence and or implant suggestions is often very random and often paradoxical.
In my classes I often make the joke.
“People Don’t Always Do What You Want, But They Almost Always Do What You Tell Them.”
So what does that mean exactly?
Well in NLP, We have a saying and that saying is that “the meaning of any communication is equivalent to the result that it produces.”
For example, if I tell you to bring me the blue cup by the dishwasher and you bring me the red plate on table.
Somehow the meaning I intended to send via my method of communicating to you was translated as “Bring me the red plate on the table” whose fault is that?
Technically, from a hypnotic perspective…mine.
The question is …Why?
This is where the “definite maybe” comes in.
