How to Hypnotize
The Webster’s Dictionary defines hypnosis as: a trancelike state that resembles sleep but is induced by a person whose suggestions are readily accepted by the subject; any of various conditions that resemble sleep. Therefore to learn how to hypnotize someone is to learn to place them in a trance like state where their mind is susceptible to suggestions.
For decades people have been fascinated with the art of hypnosis. Anyone can learn how to hypnotize someone. First you want to make the setting appropriate for hypnotizing someone. Dim the lights enough that you can see but low enough to get the person in a relaxed state. Now follow these steps:
- Have the person sit in a chair. Avoid having them lie down, in fact prohibit it because there is a good chance they would go to sleep.
- Begin talking to the person in a soothing and clam voice.
- Next have them take some slow yet deep breaths. Keep repeating this to them until you feel that they have reached a very relaxed state.
- Next tell them to focus on various part of their body. Start at one end and work your way to the other. You want to say something like “Now relax your arms, let me relax until they feel light as a feather.” Continue until their whole body is relaxed.
- Then, question them about the things that concern them the most. You want them to open up. Keep this process going for about 15 minutes. Your subject should be fully hypnotized.
- When bringing them back count backwards from ten to one slowly and have them open your eyes at a snap of your finger.
People will not do things that they are not usually capable of doing in normal circumstances when under hypnosis. For instance, you can’t hypnotize someone to commit murder if it is not in their normal nature or mindset to do so.
The internet is full of resources that will help you learn about hypnosis. To learn how to hypnotize someone is a fairly simple practice.
