#hypno ask

Do you ever notice how easy it is to relax when you’re reading something that just clicks with your mind?

Like certain words feel heavier, softer, harder to ignore?

Of course I do! :]

I suppose one bit of hypnotic dogma which I find people is a surprise for people is that repetition is conditioning.

That sounds obvious but it's true. Everything that a person does in hypnosis play is acting upon their suggestibility and being conditioned in. Subtle little things like tones of voice, scents in the air, settings and such can create associations.

This is a beautiful and wonderful thing and something an experienced hypnotist can use to heighten sessions. More often than not it can be something which becomes so background noise that experienced couples forget it. I cannot note how many times I did not intend for a routine to become actual conditioning but my repeated use made it so there were associations and expectations.

Daja likely has stories of times I was less than perfect at cleaning up because I neglected to treat every session as a potentially long lasting impact.

In classes we have a phrase "what if your hypnotist was hit by a bus" and it is a good bit of warning that says we always need to be aware that the nature of what we play with can lead to habit forming, deep associations and psychological anchors which could be tricky if they are not tended to effectively.

Hypnosis is wonderful and fun but it's so easy to forget that the more framework and rapport that is built with a hypnotic relationship the more easily potential detriments can slip in.

Great question!

Growing up I wasn’t too sure if hypnosis was real. Fast forward a friend of mine did a project on hypnotherapy and it piqued my interest.

Then couple weeks later I was watching a true crime show that brought up hypnosis. At that point, I had to try it!

I looked up hypnosis videos on YouTube, liked the relaxation and not being in control aspects and years later here I am with a raging hypnokink lol

Oooh, that's a hard one~

Both of them have incredible potential but I think I gotta give it to Magical enchantments.

i've always been interested in hypno but i've never actually been able to fully let myself go and be controlled,, so i was wondering if you'd be able to (and of course want to) explain what it feels like!!

i also really really really love your work, maybe if one day I get over my shyness I'll gladly dm you because you genuinely seem really cool ^^

Thank you soo much for the compliments!!

To answer your question, hypnosis feels (for the most part) like a heightened sense of dizzyness and relaxation. It's a state of pure focus, where your mind is concentrated on just being at ease and following what is being said, without any other thought or worry blocking up your brain (the joke of "you're getting really sleeepyyyy" is very accurate, haha)

Hope you’re doing well!

Love this blog! Honestly think it’s one of the best (if not the best) hypno blogs I’ve come across on here!

So I have a question 🤷🏼‍♀️ (I’m too nervous to come off of anon to message you but I’m so curious about your answer)

How would you hypnotise someone who is resistant to hypnosis (like me) and what would you do if you did manage to make someone who’s resistant to it, actually drop and just become completely mindless for you

~ 🦊

Hii! Thank you so much for the kind words about my blog!! I really appreciate it!!

The key tenet to good hypnosis, in my opinion, is safety. I've often found out that a lot of subs who "can't drop" simply feel uncomfortable at the thought of letting their brains go. And that's an understandable reaction, as there are many people who would want to exploit that negatively.

So, the first step to hypnotize someone "resistant" is to make them feel safe. To reassure them that everything is done with their explicit consent and that there are safewords and waya to get out of trance if it needs to happen.

From there, you have to make sure that they are comfortable. A few nice breathing exercises, or a slow-rolling meditation to just remove all the tension in their body, making it easier for them to sink into their bed and concentrate on the words. Sometimes I do word association games: I say a word and the sub has to respond with the first thing that comes to mind as quickly as possible, increasing their focus and helping their thoughts grow simpler and simpler.

Only then, can you do the induction proper. Once they feel safe and comfortable around you, and once they can focus on your words, your task is to turn all those good feelings into brainlessness and obedience. And it turns out that it's not hard at all to do, simply because a brain that seeks comfort and warmth will simply turn itself of, if consenting and if someone gently commands it.

With all that in place, I've found that even the most resistant subs find themselves falling, too caught up in the relaxation and the amazing feslings to think of anything else. With this method, hypnosis just feels lile a warm hug, soft and easy to sink into, turning any stray thought, any worry, or any doubt to nothing~

Now, the question of what to do with such a good, dizzy sub is a hard one. Most of the time, I just install a trigger that makes them go back into that state easily, and then wake the subs up to ask questions (how they felt, if there was anything iffy, if they need more, etc.)

After that, I ask them what they want from hypnosis. What fantasies they have, from puppy play to drone play and whatever is in between. Armed with their mind thoroughly blank, their enthusiastic consent, and with their neediest of fantasies, I play with them in any way I see fit for their scenario and help them achieve all their little hypno dreams~