Because of the fuzziness, it's also a really fun tool together with confusion. Working with ambiguity, making it unclear how awake/in trance someone is. Practice many different types of inductions on the same person. Making the trance deeper in a very vivid way. Letting someone feel very pleasantly fuzzy. Induction could be mainly kinaesthetic, such as in progressive muscular relaxation (PMR) or could use ‘involuntary’ (or ideomotor) movement. Giving a new person a lot of experience at once. Most of what I have learned has come from Dr. Since they're doing something they've just done, moments before. As many of you know, I have spent time researching and speaking about mass psychosis theory. It's also fun to realize that you do not have to wake someone up completely.īy doing something over and over again, it also lowers the threshold of expectation or nervousness for a subject. Repeating this, even without suggesting it, generally has the effect of making someone 'better' at going deeper. By doing something repeatedly, that contrast and perception of that contrast can be more vivid.Īlso, after trance, most people are very susceptible to going back into trance. A lot of people do not realize that trance is happening until they feel the effects of it or they notice the contrast with their usual awareness. The Rehearsal Induction shows fractionation as the main technique for an induction. What would happen if you only stroke half-way up? Where stroking down from shoulder to hand puts a person into trance and stroking up would wake them. Like stroking up and down over an arm to intend 'depth'. Kinesthetic or physical triggers can work exceptionally well for this. 
There are different ways of pulling someone up and down, literally as well.
Use Inductions or triggers to put someone into trance.◄ Effects Before Trance Hypnotic Language ► Fractionationįractionation is, at its core, using repeated inductions or triggers to take someone in and out of trance as a sort of deepener.Įffectively it's many trances, over and over again.
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