How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist Quotes

“If you want to be hypnotic be vague. Vagueness is hypnotic. If you can avoid being specific, concrete or referring to anything in particular - you will send people into trance. Why? In order to be vague you must talk about things in general terms, when you do, you allow the listener/reader to fill in the ‘gaps.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“Using hypnosis you can significantly affect the mind-body system – people can become hypnotically blind and deaf (Erickson did this in the early 20th century,) allergic reactions can be stopped in their tracks and reversed. A woman’s breast size can be increased and if she fails to reach orgasm she can be hypnotised into being able to have one. In fact it is possible to talk a woman into an orgasm. Sexual arousal for women is mainly something that takes place primarily in the mind. She imagines the act before doing it and it turns her on.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“A pattern followed by hypnotists is: fact, fact, fact, suggestion. The above example is called a ‘Yes set.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“No pain no gain is for idiots, masochists and sadists.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“Change is possible.’
‘In some situations you’d like to feel more confident.’
‘There are improvements that can be made in your health, wealth and relationships.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“Some people find that that wonderful feeling of relaxation begins to spread.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“As you sit there,
wondering what will shift and change first,
You could just draw your attention to your breathing…
Or notice a pleasant sensation inside…
Perhaps in that hand…
Perhaps in that foot,
Maybe in a big toe…
And you know which toe…
Because
you know your toes,
you know?”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“Remember: you have what they need.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“Hello (client’s name)? Nice to meet you, please come in.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“If you start an induction by getting someone to focus on their breathing, doing nothing to it but noticing it they will start to enter hypnosis – why? Because you are beginning to focus their attention on one thing to the exclusion of everything else.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“The best way to help someone achieve a state of hypnotic trance is to get them to focus their attention inside.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“never use your knowledge of hypnosis to harm anyone, or impose your ideas, wishes, wants and desires on others. If you do - expect to pay a price! Why would you want to manipulate someone anyway? That’s what psychopaths do. Use your new knowledge to help others and to protect you and those you love from ‘undue influence.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“hypnosis is a state of intense absorption or concentration”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“bodily sensations, feelings, pleasant fantasies, pleasant daydreams, pleasant memories (do not access traumatic memories!), imaginative scenes, pleasant sounds –”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“Your voice and how to enrich it for speaking, acting and everyday conversation,’ by Andrew Armitage.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“Imagine… Picture… Visualise What if… I have a vision of…(a politician’s favourite.) What would it be like if… See in your mind’s eye… Suppose… Pretend (the word all children use when starting a game.)”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist

“In order to be vague you must talk about things in general terms, when you do, you allow the listener/reader to fill in the ‘gaps.’ By so doing they must use their imagination; by using their imagination they enter trance and a light state of hypnosis.”
― The Rogue Hypnotist, How to Hypnotise Anyone - Confessions of a Rogue Hypnotist