• Erotic Hypnosis
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[QUOTE=JesterUK;13468258]Still, using Erotic hypnotism to achieve orgasm seems wrong.[/QUOTE] You know absolutely nothing, get out. I repeat YOU KNOW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING you know why? because you haven't informed yourself in other words, you know nothing. so. get out, you have no use here. because you don't know anything just to sum up my opinion of you
I tried the female one and the guy doing me finished up and left me completely unsatisified! He never says he loves me anymore!
ITT: people doesn't know what placebo means
[QUOTE=Boomersocks;13475922]ITT: people doesn't know what placebo means[/QUOTE] ITT you don't know what hypnosis is. ignorance is bliss, and you're the king of it
None of the files have worked for me this trance state doesn't seem to happen.
[QUOTE=Iskuri;13475960]None of the files have worked for me this trance state doesn't seem to happen.[/QUOTE] Just listen and relax to the files; whilst listening, don't try to listen, allow your mind to wander - allow your conscious mind to be reduced, rather than to be pertained.
[QUOTE=Splurgy;13475921]I tried the female one and the guy doing me finished up and left me completely unsatisified! He never says he loves me anymore![/QUOTE] I recommend starting with inductions and then progressing from smaller to larger changes.
Hmmm I shall try that.
[QUOTE=Pekey_1;13475837]You know absolutely nothing, get out. I repeat YOU KNOW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING you know why? because you haven't informed yourself in other words, you know nothing. so. get out, you have no use here. because you don't know anything just to sum up my opinion of you[/QUOTE] Remember to capitalize after each full stop. :eng101:
[QUOTE=Pekey_1;13475954]ITT you don't know what hypnosis is. ignorance is bliss, and you're the king of it[/QUOTE] ITT Pekey thinks outside help to ignore reality is some sort of magic that is only for a select few Open minded individuals.
[QUOTE=meazum;13476550]ITT Pekey thinks outside help to ignore reality is some sort of magic that is only for a select few Open minded individuals.[/QUOTE] It's for everyone. Hypnosis has been around forever, and it's nothing magical. jesus, are you thick or something?
[QUOTE=JesterUK;13476367]Remember to capitalize after each full stop. :eng101:[/QUOTE] Nobody fucking cares. Seriously.
Okay, I listened to EMG's BJ trigger from WarpMyMind at approximately midnight last night. After it was over, triggering myself resulted in uncontrollable fits of shiver and nigh-orgasmic sensations. The I got tired and fell asleep. I listened again at around 6:30 in the morning, and after triggering myself again, nothing happened.
[QUOTE=Upgrade123;13477315]Okay, I listened to EMG's BJ trigger from WarpMyMind at approximately midnight last night. After it was over, triggering myself resulted in uncontrollable fits of shiver and nigh-orgasmic sensations. The I got tired and fell asleep. I listened again at around 6:30 in the morning, and after triggering myself again, nothing happened.[/QUOTE] Hmm.. I do believe suggestions slip deeper into subconscious memory - although we remember significant data, and even though subliminal data is stored a layer beneath the conscious mind, it tends to slip deeper during our everyday conscious experience; given a few weeks passed, the insignificant data - subliminal data, would have slipped very deep into our memory and thus, are not as active. Despite this, you can introduce priority - the suggestions had been indicated as a priority to be perpetuated and to be utilized upon the trigger; even though EMG suggests for your subconscious to act upon the trigger, the data will slip deeper into your memory - ultimately, the data is subliminal due to in-proper conscious recollection of the data. An example would be this: - Primary information can be stored at a higher priority from within the subconscious but may appear deeper in contrast to conscious memory; conscious memory can be accessed upon the present without issue - deeper memory requires more thought, commitment but is more easily recalled upon an equivalent level from within memory - memories of dreams are mostly accessed during dreams for instance. I would recommend believing in the suggestions as a high priority to remain active; much like breathing, although we don't think of this very often - the data is deep, but is primarily top priority within our subconscious; suggestions can act upon as a low priority or temporarily as high priority - repetitiveness can also increase the integrity of priority; we can increase the activeness, relation and recall ability to certain memory by constant recall. [b] In other words, to pertain suggestions for longer periods of time, listen to the file several times or on a consistent basis during your daily life; this will ensure that the data appears significant to your mind and thus, it will operated upon at a higher priority. However, to ensure effectiveness, you should lack conscious recall of the data - the memory should be insignificant to your conscious mind, but should appear priority (repetitiveness) to your subconscious to be pertained and active, and awaiting for activation, from which triggers if spoken, process the data. [/b]
[QUOTE=hirigaji;13473727]Read the OP, and do a bit of research.[/QUOTE] I listened to TWO full ones all the way through (they're like a fukking half hour) and nothing happened. Funny how that works.
[QUOTE=Vedicardi;13477441]I listened to TWO full ones all the way through (they're like a fukking half hour) and nothing happened. Funny how that works.[/QUOTE] Sorry, try relaxing and just accepting the information; don't hesitate against the information but rather accept the suggestions; whilst in trance, just allow yourself to flow - set yourself free, let your mind wander - it's easier to slip deeper this way. Also, as I stated previously from within this thread: completing a trance should result in distorted or lack of memory from within a trance - whilst within trance if you manage to remember what had occurred from within, you should have felt yourself floating, similar to an OOBE (Out of body experience).
I tried the 20 minute babification one a couple of times and nothing happened.
[QUOTE=Iskuri;13477497]I tried the 20 minute babification one a couple of times and nothing happened.[/QUOTE] As I suggested and if you refer back throughout the thread, you'll notice that utilizing inductions can increase your susceptiveness and ability to fall into trance.
Here's the link to the older thread also [url]http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=591507[/url] I'm not sure if these curse ones would fuck you up or not, heh.
[QUOTE=Pekey_1;13475954]ITT you don't know what hypnosis is. ignorance is bliss, and you're the king of it[/QUOTE] lol says the person that believes in erotic hypnosis
ITT: i still want to try the blowjob one
[QUOTE=Bobsters34;13480841]ITT: i still want to try the blowjob one[/QUOTE] I've had moderate success with this file, but haven't achieved the consistency to the file description; I have not listened to the file very often however.
[QUOTE=Cloak Raider;13479710]lol says the person that believes in erotic hypnosis[/QUOTE] Hypnosis = a sophisticated science; it's based upon the fundamentals and additional aspects correlated to both Neuropsychology and cognitive psychology. Erotic hypnosis = hypnosis + individuals sexual desires Hypnosis does work, it has been justified and has become evident; despite this, many are still skeptic due to the potential of both hypnosis and the human subconscious. Not only has hypnosis been thoroughly justified, but it has also been utilized throughout many centuries during the existence of humanity till the present. Lastly, if hypnosis was fake and thus, the speculations and evidence of the human mind was incorrect, then thus, hypnotism would be out of business; many throughout the world are still selling and distributing hypnotism sessions - they do this for a reason, and not for the sake of it - they do it for profit, and as a side hobby - they don't do this because hypnosis is fake, and thus, it's not otherwise there would be very, very few hypnotists, or in fact the subject would appear unknown to the majority of society.
[QUOTE=hirigaji;13481023]Hypnosis = a sophisticated science[/QUOTE] Except for the fact that it completely defies the scientific method.
[QUOTE=Lankist;13481036]Except for the fact that it completely defies the scientific method.[/QUOTE] It doesn't challenge Science but follows the integrity; there is observational evidence of which is plausible to Science. The reason I refer to hypnotism as a sophisticated science is due to its dependencies; in order to establish effective and plausible hypnotism, one must refer to the fundamentals, and additions of cognitive psychology - and aspects of psychoanalysis.
[QUOTE=hirigaji;13481111]It doesn't challenge Science but follows the integrity; there is observational evidence of which is plausible to Science. The reason I refer to hypnotism as a sophisticated science is due to its dependencies; in order to establish effective and plausible hypnotism, one must refer to the fundamentals, and additions of cognitive psychology - and aspects of psychoanalysis.[/QUOTE] Do you even know what the scientific method is?
Well i'm not saying i don't believe in hypnosis and stuff like that, but i can't seem to get into trance, i tryied that file (for free of course) Jackpot no Hands 6 times or so... Never entered in trance so far... still trying.
[QUOTE=Lankist;13481144]Do you even know what the scientific method is?[/QUOTE] Yes, but I would say hypnotism is fairly inconsistent with the scientific method, but still follows the integrity to a given extent. You can predict, manipulate and measure the effects of belief upon the mind - the most sophisticated form of consciousness, the brain and the body - the effects upon the individuals biology. I.e. Observations can monitor the effects of suggestion upon an individuals subconscious; initially, they can predict to the which changes are to occur - the objective; the motive of each file. An example would be a sleep induction that aims to place an individual deep into trance and to embed a trigger that will allow them to sleep upon the use of the trigger. However, you can observe the effects of the trigger upon the individual through the use of given methods and tools.
[QUOTE=hirigaji;13481256]Yes, but I would say hypnotism is fairly inconsistent[/QUOTE] Yes, hence it is NOT a science, let alone a "sophisticated" science. It is about as legitimate as Creation Science. If the results of experiments providing proof can not be replicated it is NOT a part of empirical science, which is in essence the only truly reliable form of scientific research.
[QUOTE=Lankist;13481275]Yes, hence it is NOT a science, let alone a "sophisticated" science. It is about as legitimate as Creation Science. If the results of experiments providing proof can not be replicated it is NOT a part of empirical science, which is in essence the only truly reliable form of scientific research.[/QUOTE] It is a science - it's the manipulation of the human mind and ultimately the brain itself. However, there are various issues with observing the impact of hypnotism upon an individual, most of which are as follows: - The result of suggestion can be based upon the individuals idea that is commonly blown out of proportion - how can we find two individuals following equal integrity in hypnosis; they both imagine the results to feel as expected the same as each other. However, most vary; some individuals experience longer orgasms, whilst others may experience longer but less significant orgasms - an example of erotic hypnotism. - Similar to dreams, we lack the technology to justify the occurrence of changes - and alteration of perception. One can debate that dreams don't exist due to a lack of memory - if by coincidence that they hadn't managed to develop the capabilities to recall dream memory, and thus, were convinced that dreams don't exist - we can't capture dreams and thus, we can debate that they don't exist. With hypnosis, we cannot record the altered perception of an individual, and thus, this can elaborate that hypnosis has no impact upon an individuals perception, regardless of how they described their experiences. You can replicate hypnotism sessions - they wouldn't be called upon as sessions otherwise - and thus, you can discover proof through observation upon susceptible individuals; you could monitor the effects upon their mind - the individuals response, and biological effects - observation upon both their brain and body.
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