Master-Mind

You’re so skeptical. You must think I’m some terrible, scheming manipulative hypnotist.

Here, I’ll explain it to you. I’ll make it make sense.

You have a Hypnokink. Right?

You get turned on, you get aroused, hard, wet, whatever word you want to use, when you are being hypnotised. Certain words, like deep, like drop, like sink, they trigger something in your brain, they remind you of those feelings you associate with hypnotic inductions.

And very often, a hypnotist, like me, will make suggestions to a subject, like you, that trance is like a sort of sleep. And we all know that when I snap my fingers and say sleep you’re not actually falling asleep of course. That’s a silly idea. You need to be awake. So you can listen, and follow, and focus on my words. That’s obviously, very very important.

But of course, you link the two in your mind. Sleep and trance. What’s that classic cliché? You are getting veeeeeery sleeeeeeepy. You know the one right? Right! So of course that connection is in your mind.

So, you connect trance and sleep, sleep and trance, hypnosis and sleep, sleep and hypnosis. And you connect hypnosis and arousal. So you connect sleep with arousal.

Okay, I see you’re still not entirely sure. And you’re right. There’s more to it. Nothing mischievous on my end. It’s actually you who has done this to yourself. How? Because you enjoy being seduced. And I’m not blaming you of course. Who doesn’t want to be seduced? I know you do. The idea of someone wanting you, luring you in, saying all the right things to make you feel good, to make you feel excited, to make you feel curious, to make you feel open. The end goal of that seduction is to have you. Whatever that might mean. A touch, a kiss, sex, a relationship. Whatever it is. Seduction is purposeful. Its purpose is to pull you in. More than that. It makes you want to be pulled in.

Back to sleep. Very often, an induction involves lots of ideas and feelings and images you associate with sleep. Maybe I ask you to focus on your breathing, to slow it down. And you do. And it gets slow and deep and heavy. The same way someone breaths so steadily and automatically when they are deeply asleep. Your own slow deep breathing reminds you of the steady rise and fall of the sleeping persons chest. That’s one. I might talk about your body. Slowing down as a result of your slow and deep and heavy breathing. Your arms and legs and head feeling heavy. Lazy. Relaxed. Your shoulders and your neck feeling loose and limp. When else do you feel that way? Exactly. When you’re deeply asleep. And then there’s your eyes. You already know where I’m going the second I talk about this. Eye fixation is so fun and such an easy way to drop you deeper. I tell you your eyes are getting heavy. So heavy. You blink faster and faster as they start to flutter. But they just get heavier and heavier. And then I use the word tired to describe them. Tired lazy eyes. And then I suggest your blinking slows down. Your eyelids linger now when you blink. Wanting to stay closed as long as possible. They don’t open as wide. They can barely stay open at all now.

Oh sweetie. I didn’t even realise you were starting to feel sleepy. It’s okay. And I didn’t realise how turned on you were getting. Which one came first I wonder. Were you getting aroused when I talked about you being seduced down into sleep. Or was the discussion of that sleepy language and imagery the thing that made you so aroused. I suppose it doesn’t matter now does it. Because the more and more tired you feel, the more and more horny you get for me.

Just let go. Just let your eyes close. Let your legs spread. Let yourself be seduced. And sleep.

A subject who is naturally receptive to hypnosis, or a subject who is skeptical of hypnosis.

Some people find it so easy to listen. To follow their hypnotist’s words down and down deeper and deeper until they melt into a little puddle of the person they were. All it takes is a certain tone of voice. Once they hear it they know what’s about to happen. But they can’t help it. That voice slips into their head and makes their eyelids flutter and their body go slack. They’re just naturally so receptive, so open, so vulnerable to hypnosis that the right tone and the right rhythm and the right words make them melt.

On the other hand, some people are more apprehensive, more skeptical. Perhaps they call it being “analytical”. They’ve tried files and videos but they just can’t seem to drop as deeply as they had fantasised about. They stop believing. Start telling themselves it’s just a fantasy. But their curiosity burns brighter and makes them bolder, bold enough to eventually reach out to a hypnotist. Maybe they’re meek, and grateful. Maybe they’re cocky and scoff at the idea that it can work. So they listen, and follow, and play along. But eventually, their eyes grow heavy, just as their hypnotist says. Their eyes close, just like their hypnotist says, and they cannot open them, just as their hypnotist says.

Once you’ve started, once you’ve laid the groundwork and been talking for even a short amount of time, just ask your subject one question.

Are you hypnotised right now?

This might seem like a strange question, after all there’s been no counting down, no pendulum swinging back and forth and no snaps. If you were to put yourself in the position of the subject and you are being asked this question, you might think to yourself…Why would I be?

If you were hypnotised, wouldn’t you know that you have been hypnotised?

But, to play along, to be a good subject, or just to be a brat, you might consider this.

If I was hypnotised, how would I feel?

When I’m hypnotised, you might think to yourself, I feel relaxed. Do I feel relaxed?

Then you might think to yourself, what are some signs that I am relaxed?

Is my breathing slow, steady and deep.

And as you take time to focus on your breathing, you might that the more you investigate this and the more you focus the more your breathing becomes slow and steady and deep.

When I am relaxed, you might think to yourself, my body feels heavy and loose and limp.

So, to investigate this, you focus on your arms, your legs, your shoulders, your neck, and you may ask yourself, do they feel more relaxed than when I started?

Do they feel more heavy and loose and limp than before? And just the simple act of focusing on your body and asking if it feels heavy and loose and limp can be quite relaxing.

You can imagine what it would be like, to feel heavy and loose and limp. You can imagine what it would be like to feel your breathing grow slow and steady and deep.

The more you attention you give these feelings the easier it is to focus on them, and the more you focus on them, the easier it is to feel your attention drawn to these feelings.

So if you were hypnotised you could ask yourself, wouldn’t I be focused on my hypnotist?

And as you may think to yourself, I’ve been focusing on feeling hypnotised, I have been focusing on what I was asked.

Am I hypnotised right now?

And the more you think about that, the more you focus on it, and the more you focus on it, the more you think about it, the more you focus on it,

What is the difference between thinking about being hypnotised and feeling that you are hypnotised?

And I don’t expect my subject to answer this question. Just to think about it. To focus on it. To focus on how it makes them feel.

And it just a few moments, you can see the effects take effect, seeing ask themselves Am I hypnotised right now?

And just allowing them to hypnotise themselves.

Allowing them to get lost in their own feelings. Focusing inwards so deeply to the point of getting lost.

How lucky for me, you may think to yourself, that there is someone there to guide me out of those spiralling thoughts.

Words that you can latch onto and follow down whatever path they set you on.

Am I hypnotised right now?

The more you ask yourself that question the less sure you are the at you know the answer.

The more you focus on feeling hypnotised, the less you know.

The less you know, the more you focus on feeling hypnotised.

The more you focus on that feeling, the less you know the answer, and you feel, that the one who asked you, might have the answer.

So ask the one who made you focus on this feeling.