Satanic Rites 3/Satanic Rites - Issue 3 (1992-11-24)(Destiny).adf/hypnosis/hypnosis

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{n{2     COURSE INTO HYPNOSIS PART ONE{1
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{mby: {cD IceLord/Scorpio Holland

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{c{2MAKE SURE YOU VE READ THE SATANIC RITES

DISCLAIMER BEFORE READING THIS ARTICLE.

{1{aThe  {mSatanic  Rites {ateam accepts {cNO {aresponsibility for the following text.  We
advise  you  to  approach  this  article with {dgreat caution{a.  We cannot accept
responsibility  for you turning your friends into {cshambling morons {athrough use
of hypnosis and advise you to research carefully before attempting it.

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{f[Author's disclaimer follows... {c-Ed{f]

{aFirst of all I would like to make some statements:

{c1.   {aAlthough the information given here may be used at home {e(I guess){a I am in
{fNO  WAY  {aresponsible  for  {cresults {a or  {clack of results{a through the use of the
information  given.   And  neither  are the {cSR Editors{a so if something does go
wrong it's on your own neck!!!!!!

{c2.  {a Also  I  can  and  will {eNOT {acertify the {fvalidity {aof the information given
although  I  do try to keep as close to reality as I can.  So if anyone thinks
or knows what I'm saying here is wrong I strongly suggest you write an article
about my mistakes so they can be corrected.

{c3. {e I'm insane.

{aFirst  of all I would like to say to all {eMegalomaniacs {a({cNOT {afreaks of the {fgame{a
but  people  who  are  {epower crazy {a(like me) ) and {fwould-be-Hitlers {aand anyone
else  who  thinks  that he can use this information to gain some kind of power
over  people  that you're gonna be {mVERY {adissapointed because it's {cNOT possible{a
to  actually take total control over sumone (to posses him/her).  Ask {cTantalus{a
about {epossesion {ahe knows all about that stuff, don't ya {cAndy{a!?!

In  this {efirst lesson {aof this course I'll tell about some {cexperiences{a I've had
with  {ehypnosis{a.  Some people say that hypnosis is {fdangerous {aand that it should
be  abolished but the {mtruth {ais that hypnosis {eCAN {abe dangerous but doesn't have
to  be  if  you {cstick to {athe {crules{a.  I once had a '{edangerous{a' situation with a
very  tough  person  (by  tough  I  mean  hard to {fhypnotise{a) {awhich I got under
hypnosis  only after using some {mSEVERE{a methods and it put him in a really deep
state.

He  wanted  me to make him {estop smoking {aand this was his second treatment.  In
the  first treatment I suggested to him that he {fdidn't like {msmoking {aand it had
a  {chorrible  taste {ano matter what.  The effect was that he absolutly hated the
taste of a {fcigarette {abut it {edidn't {abreak his habit.

So  I had to use a {fdifferent approach {ato the problem.  I tried to find out how
he  actually  started  smoking  by  slowly  letting  him  get  younger {f(no not
physically  but  mentally  he  thought he was younger) {aand I tried to find the
first  time he smoked.  The trick I tried was to let him forget the first time
he  smoked and the '{cpleasure{a' he got from it {e(the pleasure that induced him to
continue)  {aand  to  replace  that memory with an {mawful experience {awith {fsmoking{a
{f(like a bad taste, almost {mchoking {for sumthing like that) {abut the first time he
smoked  he  had  a blow {a(hash sumthing like that){a and it's memory was ingraved
very  deeply in him {f(to the point of actually being a {cpart {fof his {cpersonality){a
and I had to increase the deepness of his hypnosis.

{mUnfortunately{a,  before  I got to that one of his friends came in {m(very loudly){a
to  see  if I had finished yet {f(I had been busy with him for more that 6 hours
straight).{a   The sudden noise this caused ({cslamming {athe door etc.) brought him
{einstantly {aout of hypnosis.  But he still was {mmentally {c12 years old {a(physically
he  was  {c20{a)  so as you can imagine I had a {mREAL PROBLEM {ahere.  After throwing
his friend out of the window I had to {erehypnotise {ahim but a person of {c12 years
of  age {ais much harder to {ehypnotise{a, in his case {calmost impossible{a.  So what I
did  was  to  slowly  bring  him under the impression equal to that of getting
high.   Using  that  {cimpression  {aon  him  I  got  him {ffairly easily {aback under
hypnosis and finished the job.

{aI  gave  him  a  {mregular  treatment tape {awhich I made for him in which he also
became  {c12  again {aand suggested a lot of {fhorrible things {ato him about {msmoking{a.
{aAfter  about  {e4  months  {aof  the  tape  he  came  back  to me and I lifted the
suggestion  that  he  should  run  the tape once a day of him and he was fully
cured {f(although each time he now sees a blow he almost pukes){a.

{aAs you can {fsee/read here {ain no situation there is no way out, that means there
is  {eALWAYS  {aa  solution  to  the  problem.   The best method in these cases is
bringing  the  subject  {cdeeper under hypnosis {athan he was before and then lift
whatever  happened  from  him.  Here's a {elittle sample text {athat usually works
well:

{mYou  are getting even sleepier than ever before, you are {ffeeling {mmore and more
{frelaxed{a, nothing can harm you and nothing will, your arms and legs are getting
{fheavier{m,  {fheavier{m,  you feel {frelaxed {mnothing can {fdisturb {myou, nothing.  Deeper
and  {fdeeper  {myou  are  getting  in  this {ffeeling {mof {fheavy relaxation{m, you feel
{fpleasently  heavy  {mand  are  {fsleeping  deeply{m, but you can hear me clearly and
everything I say will be printed deep into your {funconcious {mjust lie there, and
{frelax, relax{m,.....[pause]......{a[now remove whatever suggestion you put on him]

{eIf  it  didn't  work  {cimmedietly {e try  again and again and keep increasing the
deepness of your {fhypnosis{e.

{aI  will  now  give  you the most {cimportant {alaws of {ehypnosis.  As far as I know
there  are no exceptions to this law and I haven't had any {fexperiences{a that do
not comply to this law:

{e1.{a  Every {mgraphic notion {athat completely has our attention has the tendency to
    be  realised.  This is only true if there are no opposite notions in which
    case  they  will  {fcancel  {aeach other.  {eOf course we must truly believe the
    notion and not be hindered by doubt.

{e2. {a  If  the  subject's {fwill {aand his {fbelief {ain a notion oppose each other, the
     will without exception be defeated by the{f belief {ain time.

{e3. {a  The  law  of  {ereverse  intentional exertion{a:  Every will-powered exertion
     without  graphic  notion  {edoesn't {aonly {fresult in failure{a, it often causes
     the opposite to happen.

{eNext time I'll give some methods of bringing someone under hypnosis

{cThis is D IceLord signing off........


{aThanks  for the article {cKriss{a.  I had to change a few things again, but I hope
that  I have left the facts intact.  If you would like to contact{e D-Icelord{a to
swap  ideas  or  for {fpersonal hypnosis treatment {a(Only Dutch people need apply
for  hypnosis - this is no joke) then write to {fD-Icelord, PO BOX 1950, 2280 DZ
RIJSWIJK ZH, Holland.{a