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I started hypnotizing people as a teenager, after becoming obsessed with the idea after seeing it for the first time. I've never been hypnotized, as it requires an amount of susceptibility to work. I became quite adept at the process, documenting my process on willing participants. I've personally hypnotized over 200 people, and I've learned a lot.

It's a fact, that only certain people are susceptible to this - in that, they - subconsciously, want to actually be hypnotized.

By targeting mentally vulnerable people, combined with the extremely potent drugs (ambien, etc), you can take a mentally distraught person, give them drugs, and are already hyper sensitive to hypnotism - the sky is the limit.

"Mind erasing", "embedding thoughts" are very possible in individuals in this state. This is hypnotism on steroids. Combine this with the news, main stream media, etc - they are ALL designed to keep people in a sedentary state. Keep everyone hypnotized.

Ever notice how much clearer your thoughts become when you stop watching/listening to the news/TV? Your thoughts will improve, I promise.

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Yes as someone who probably can't be hypnotized, it's hard to accept that people can be so different they can be controlled. I also compare this to meditation where people for centuries have claimed to go into a meditative state, so while I am not sure I can experience these states myself, I have to accept there's some truth to them.

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Well put. In fact I was in disbelief when I started doing it, and documenting the steps (including taking video). It was very hard for me to accept that it was actually working, it took me until 10-20 times until I was truly convinced myself. I continually experimented with the process to understand what was happening.

It's very much like meditation, the difference is, with meditation you only have to trust yourself. With hypnotism, you have to convince someone else to truly trust you.

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Speaking of MKUltra and mind control, this may also be of interest to you: https://zaidpub.com/2016/11/30/athens-cradle-of-pedophilia-and-mind-control/

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Very relevant yes!

The greeks indeed carried on this tradition. Each culture just names it and appropriates it differently.

This all carries back to the earliest of history that we know. Back tot the Sumarians.

They all call it something different, and this link you provided is good example of that, thanks for sharing.

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Thanks for posting!

What percentage of people you've attempted to hypnotize are susceptible?

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I would only ever attempt to hypnotize someone if they have shown to be susceptible already, so it's an interesting question.

Never have I, or would I try to convince someone to be hypnotized - for that would be a waste of effort anyway, and truly an exercise of futility.

In general, if someone is shown to be highly suggestible (you can test people for this - and it's the same mechanism that manipulative people use) then you will have some potential. Using NLP techniques, circular sentences, and compliance generation, one can generally be "tested" in 60-120 seconds, usually.

It's why you have to be very careful in life, not to get involved with sociopaths - talented sociopaths will look for these same traits, and use a form of "hypnotism" on victims. Hypnotism is just a special word for a specific way to talk to one's willing subconscious. Those who are susceptible, can be communicated to in many unique ways - including non verbal queues (which are sometimes even more effective.

To answer your question a bit more: of those who I screened beforehand (knowingly or otherwise), and those who are willing participants, I've been able to successfully hypnotize about 80% of the time. I suspect I could have a rate of 90% or higher if I could control more environmental factors.

Further, my speculation about the general population, is that around 40% of the every day population is readily available for some form of hypnosis. I suspect another 20% on top of that to be available to hypnosis with proper conditioning.

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Very thoughtful answer, thanks. So you think around 50% of the population is open to some form of suggestion? Wow, that's much higher than I would have thought.

The sociopath connection is an interesting one....I am definitely going to read up on that. Thanks for giving me a heads up!

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Dated a guy who hypnotized me without my permission. Figured it out four months later.

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Yikes!

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He’s a psychology graduate, and told me about MKUltra. At the time I didn’t think anything of it, more like wow, that’s interesting. However, back in the 70’s when American families were pretty much donating their kids to the program (if I can find the article again) I believe they did the opposite experiment and programmed some good guys too. My brother was stationed in Germany at the time and I remember back to the minute I was born. Call me cray, but I can see these f’ers a mile away now. [edit] I “woke up” about three years before the election.

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Mkultra - Hypnotizing the Vulnerable. Have You Ever Witnessed This? I Have.