Recording

I am interested in anyone who would like to set up the following experiments.

One: a client reads a poem to a camera. Some time during the recital, the suggestion is triggered that laughing gas is filling the room, rendering them hysterical unless a second trigger deactivates the instruction. They resume reading until, at some point, the laughing gas trigger is activated again.

Two: a client reads a poem to camera, and takes sips of water from a glass. Same sort of deal, only this time the trigger is that the drink they are consuming is drugged. The suggestion would involve the real production of melatonin; the subject would genuinely start to feel really heavy and sleepy at the point where the trigger is activated.

As with the Thunderbirds experiment for which I sent out an all-call, I would be interested in any and all takers.

Audacious Experiments, 2

Experiment two. One client only.

I gave the client a post-hypnotic suggestion (a "post"); when I told her I was going to make a cup of tea, she would go into the kitchen to get a drink for herself. While she was there, she would open two hydroxyzine capsules and mix the sedative powder into her drink. All without her conscious knowledge.

She did so. She complained about an odd grittiness and weird aftertaste in her drink, but she took her drugs like a good little subject. She did not even know that she'd done it until I pointed it out to her.

For the record - I secured the client's consent beforehand. She explicitly asked me to give her this very specific post. I conducted the experiment over Yahoo Messenger. She lives in Hawaii, and she is in company whom she trusts, looking after her unconscious body.

Audacious Experiments, 1

Experiment one.

To several entranced clients, I sent a copy of a video link to a clip from an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

The clip was of the sequence "Data Learns To Dance," from season 4 episode 11, "Data's Day." Dr Beverley Crusher, the redhead (played by Gates McFadden) was teaching Data (Brent Spiner, the pallid android in yellow) to dance.

This is the clip:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlWmIhYADRM

Here's the clip itself:-


These selected clients saw a sequence which was not on the script. I asked them to report on what they saw. Everybody reported the same thing, exactly as instructed.

In the movie you see, Data and Crusher perform a very entertaining tap routine, followed by a ballroom-style dance number. In the movie the clients see, erotic music begins to play and Beverley begins a rather steamy, sensual dance as Data stands and watches.

As the music continues, Dr Crusher removes her clothes and continues to dance, now naked. She tells Data to remove his clothes, which he does - revealing that he was gold all the way down. Now naked, she begins stroking his erect android penis until interrupted by Sickbay.

Dr Crusher breaks off and lights up another cigarette before answering Sickbay; she then leaves the holodeck smoking, and still naked.

The sequence ends with Data summoning a new dance partner, who happens to be a naked Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis, not credited in this scene). The newcomer continued to dance erotically in front of Data as the sexually arousing music resumes.

I'm going to be practicing using this suggestion with other clients, to see how they respond to little deviations from the script when they are watching TV. Perhaps people believe things more readily if they see them on some sort of a screen than if they see them right in front of them.

Using Hypnosis On Cold Callers

I've had some interesting and promising results on cold callers who drop in on my phone unsolicited to sell something to me.

Automated cold callers, just a voice recording: can't do a thing about them. But a human voice on the end - that's entirely different.

My intention is to derail their sales pitch just long enough to get them to stop a moment. Just a moment of aporia and confusion to begin with, and then tell them that while they are waiting, for example for my "ancient laptop" to boot so I can get the version of Windows, they should relax, take a deep breath in and release the tensions. They have a customer on the line, so they don't have to go anywhere, so they may as well sit back and let all the tensions drain away with each outgoing breath ...

If I succeed in inducing trance in a cold caller, I will let you know the result. And I will leave you a script here on Hypnotic Erotic for everybody to use on cold callers.

Call it a public service.

Edit: The next report is here.

New Experiment

And a new experiment begins.

More details later.