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reply posted on 6-3-2008 @ 01:15 AM by PuRe EnErGy
Originally posted by flyingwoody
So for the past few days they have been running advertisements for a senior rally at my high school. This particular rally takes the senior class and puts them under hypnosis.

I couldn't find the ad but in it you see high school students wearing colored wigs and smearing on clown makeup with blank faces and some are dancing etc.

Now I'll admit that I am no hypnosis expert but from everything that I've read it is very dangerous to hypnotize somebody because you can create memories in their head (ie the miami police cases a few years back). Now I'm just wondering if this sounds wrong to anybody else.


What you are referring to is called stage hypnosis and is hardly "wrong" or scary/bad.. the type of hypnosis you want to watch out for is subliminal, television, radio, magazines.. etc direction and focus is what you have to pay attention to, the direction they point and the focus they take while pointing out the direction...

it would take a very skilled hypnotist to make people do immoral things, or to do things that a person wouldn't normally do.
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The real hypnosis in school is yacking at children while they're all spaced out, giving them information that usually turns out to be false and/or questionable.
Involving them in meaningless tasks that couldn't interest a monkey while giving them commands like they can't read, they aren't artistic... they aren't athletic etc.. which many teachers do in frustration.

I think school could have been done a lot differently and would have interested me much more and taught me MUCH more than it did.
I am not knocking schools altogether because the idea is great... it's just not what it SHOULD be.

[edit on 3/6/2008 by PuRe EnErGy]


reply posted on 11-3-2008 @ 12:25 PM by an0maly33
watch derren brown sometime. you'll see that there are ways of implanting suggestions without going through the whole "watch the pendulum/you're getting sleepy" schpeel.

example:
www.youtube.com...

what he did at the beginning to make him suggestible was break a routine behavior (handshake) to trigger a state that made the mind search for instructions or cues on how to proceed.


reply posted on 11-3-2008 @ 01:36 PM by PuRe EnErGy
Originally posted by an0maly33
watch derren brown sometime. you'll see that there are ways of implanting suggestions without going through the whole "watch the pendulum/you're getting sleepy" schpeel.

example:
www.youtube.com...

what he did at the beginning to make him suggestible was break a routine behavior (handshake) to trigger a state that made the mind search for instructions or cues on how to proceed.


There is WAAAAAAYYYY more than just using a break-state and embedded commands taking place in that example, as someone who actually knows NLP and hypnosis; the whole 'watch the pendulum/you're getting sleepy' schpeel is a stereotype which is most useless.
Derren Brown has been studying and utilizing NLP and similar techniques since the 1980's, early 90's .. and he has chosen to make a television show where he uses he own creativity and displays the power and tricks of the mind.

[edit on 3/11/2008 by PuRe EnErGy]

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