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The powers of hypnotic suggestion

Jonn

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This is a long video.
I don't expect people to watch it.
It will be a reference source if needed if I decide to pursue this topic.

 
Show hypnosis is dangerous, medical hypnosis is a blessing.

In medical practice, therapists and doctors (at least in my country) need to record the session and hand it out to the patient.
Hypnosis can be used to supplement anesthesia (tooth extraction), and to treat psychosomatic diseases with great success (anxiety, PTSD).
It helps with chronical diseases and can make chronical pain more bearable: For example a person with diabetes who suffers from burning feet can have this feeling be turned into a pleasant one. You can not make diseases disappear but you can covert what the body "perceives".

Show hypnosis is the dark side of hypnosis: There have even even been reported deaths. A young woman died of symptoms related to electric shock, her heart stopped, after she had been suggested by the showmaster that she has suffered an electric shock. He got deemed responsible and convicted.

I'm going to watch the video, but later! I don't have time right now.
 
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"It's something that requires trust. I do this all the time with my visitors when they need or want to relax, but I always ask them if they're okay with it. This is the part of therapy that not a lot of people know works."
 
"It's something that requires trust. I do this all the time with my visitors when they need or want to relax, but I always ask them if they're okay with it. This is the part of therapy that not a lot of people know works."
As in most things in life, hypnosis can be used for the good or used for destructive/corrupt purposes.
Interestingly, I have noticed a lot of religious people are terrified by the influences of hypnotic suggestion.
They have good reason to be worried if it is used by the wrong people.
 
Show hypnosis is the dark side of hypnosis: There have even even been reported deaths. A young woman died of symptoms related to electric shock, her heart stopped, after she had been suggested by the showmaster that she has suffered an electric shock. He got deemed responsible and convicted.
It doesn't take much imagination to consider how hypnotic techniques can be abused by criminals or as a means of international terrorism.
What is even more disturbing is when governments use it to terrorise their own citizens.

It is also reprehensible that there isn't a government agency that publically educates people about the misuse of hypnosis and in particular, the involvement of hypnotic practices in ritual abuse situations.
Abusing someone with a tenuous grip on relativity because of the creation of a dissociative disorder through ritual abuse is unconscionable, and many have indicated their abhorrence of how techniques, created by politicians, intimidate, manipulate , and humiliate victims of ritual abuse onto toxic drugs which mitigate the effect of hypnotic trance induction. The alternative of educating those who have been so poorly treated is rarely used.
Shameful.
 
In no scientifically documented case has a person been able to be made to do something they did not want to, did not already have the ability to do or have knowledge of something they did not before. The person truly has to volunteer.
In most situations, perhaps, but in the case of ritual abuse of very young children, this is not the case.
Please note, in the video I have presented, how the stage hypnotist (Derren Brown) vets his choice of participant.
He is looking for the 1% of people who are extremely susceptible to a somnambulistic trance state.

Also consider:
The intention of Ritual Abuse in very young children can be, (and overwhelmingly is imo) the destruction of their personal identity or sense of self. I.E. The creation of Ontological Insecurity in the child.

There is a lot of disinformation in the mainstream about hypnosis.
Extreme simplification is one method this is done.
 
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In most situations, perhaps, but in the case of ritual abuse of very young children, this is not the case.

The intention of Ritual Abuse in very your children can be, (and overwhelmingly is imo) the destruction of their personal identity or sense of self. I.E. The creation of Ontological Insecurity in the child.

There is a lot of disinformation in the mainstream about hypnosis.
Extreme simplification is one method this is done.

I think you make some very good and important points. Thinking more on posting my thoughts I am going to delete what I posted, I do not want the debate. Thank you for responding.
 
I think you make some very good and important points. Thinking more on posting my thoughts I am going to delete what I posted, I do not want the debate. Thank you for responding.
Thank you for presenting the opportunity for allowing me to make my point.
Any further contributions would be welcome.
 

“Ontological Insecurity” May Play A Role in Psychotic Experiences​

An unstable sense of self may mediate the impact of attachment styles and childhood trauma on developing psychotic experiences.
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Ayurdhi Dhar, PhD
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January 3, 2020
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In a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology, researchers tested how well “ontological insecurity” predicted psychotic-like experiences (PLEs). They found that ontological insecurity was more strongly related to PLEs than childhood trauma, attachment styles, and sub-par parenting.
Led by Nicholas Marlowe of Macquarie Street Psychology Center, Australia, this is the first empirical study that tests R. D. Laing’s concept of ontological insecurity with psychotic like-experiences (PLEs). The researchers write that ontological insecurity is defined as
“Vulnerability to psychosis, wherein the self is experienced as lacking in coherence and consistency, precariously separated from the body, others, and the world and on the brink of disintegration into psychosis.”
https://www.madinamerica.com/2020/01/ontological-insecurity-may-play-role-psychotic-experiences/
 
I'm glad you brought up ritual abuse.

Something happened to me that was very similar to ritual abuse, except they did not use religion as the scapegoat. Their justification was that I was "different" and "troubled" and they basically made me choose between acting normal, or being tortured to the point of death.

Here is a list of all the (known) children who have died in my situation. May they rest in peace and find justice.
In Memoriam - BREAKING CODE SILENCE

Ritual abuse, human trafficking, kidnapping, and institutional child abuse are way more common than people think and there really needs to be more action taken. Children are dying because everyone is turning a blind eye to these disgusting situations.

And just as an aside, anyone who is a survivor of any of the types of abuse I mentioned here, do yourself a favor and never watch a psychological horror movie. Some of the triggers from seeing certain scenes have permanently messed me up.
 
Something happened to me that was very similar to ritual abuse, except they did not use religion as the scapegoat.
When I say "Ritual Abuse", I am not referring to "Satanic Ritual Abuse".
I am talking about the MK Ultra kind.
I have no trouble accepting that both kinds exist.
A comprehensive understanding of human psychology would convince anyone with an open mind.

I have no personal experiences in regard to the "religious" kind.
Mine primarily involves remote electronic harassment with instances of personal close-quarter involvement to "nudge me" in the "right" direction.

Ritual abuse, human trafficking, kidnapping, and institutional child abuse are way more common than people think and there really needs to be more action taken. Children are dying because everyone is turning a blind eye to these disgusting situations.
A large part of the problem is the refusal of governments to publically validate the existence of these atrocities.
I have some theories as to why this is the case.

And just as an aside, anyone who is a survivor of any of the types of abuse I mentioned here, do yourself a favor and never watch a psychological horror movie. Some of the triggers from seeing certain scenes have permanently messed me up.
Triggers are an integral part of ritual abuse.
 

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