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Mind Control Hypnosis: What All The Other Hypnotists Don't Want You To Know About Hypnosis

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I was excited with the blurb of this book, so much that I wasted money priority shipping it.

Well, boy was I mistaken. If you have purchased any of the authors other books, then save your money as this title consists of A LOT of copy and pasted material (around 50 pages copied directly from his other titles - mind control patterns and perfected mind control), as well as about 15 pages copied from other sources detailing what other people through time defined hypnosis as.

When looking for the "secrets" that hypnotists don't want you to know about, I found none. At least the hypnotists I've trained with would have scoffed at the statement if they had the misfortune of reading this slapped together load of tripe.

The only hypnotists who may be surprised by anything in this book are those that have done a two hour course. Anyone else would know better.

As for the testimonials provided by others such as Rintu and Mark Savage, it is worth noting that this author has pages dedicated to on-selling those people's products. If that isn't coerced testimonial then I don't know what is. Honest testimonials and feedback hold more credence Dantalion!

If only a person could imagine buying a car that looked great, only to pop the hood and discover it had no engine... that sums this title up nicely.

Very disappointing given some of the material this author has offered in the past! Save your money with this one!

Until now, the most helpful and honest book I've discovered about hypnosis and mind control has been Carla Emery's "Secret, Don't Tell: An Encyclopedia of Hypnosis". I continue to be amused and saddened whenever I read a statement from a celebrated professional that hypnosis cannot be used to influence humans to perform acts that would normally be unacceptable. I look forward to the day when our society accepts the reality that the power of suggestion can be used as much for harm, as it can be used for healing. I believe that it is especially essential - when working as a mental health professional with clients who have suffered from trauma or abuse - to use techniques and interventions that - unlike hypnosis - help to develop and/or reinforce those clients' INTERNAL locus of control.

Do you ask what's really going on here? If you want the unvarnished truth, this book will provide it. Dantalion Jones provides four specific elements of what gets people to do things that they later regret. That's not easy to read. The book is controversial, and it will make some people angry. Other people - perhaps you? - will say, "Now I understand, and I'm glad that I read this book."

This is a great book. I would recommend it to anyone that practices hypnosis.
I don't know if it's for someone just picking up the subject, but for me, it was an excellent read.
I'm glad that the fundamentals (and the history) weren't covered and the processes were explained in a frank, easy to understand way.

I'm trying hard to contain my enthusiasm with regard to this book, as I don't want to sound like a paid endorsement. That being said,I, as a professional hypnotist/hypnotherapist, truly speak from authority when I say that this is a MUST READ for ANYONE interested in hypnosis and/or mind control. FINALLY, a book that delivers what all the other hypnosis books advertise, and more, while furthering the validity and progression of our craft. Keep in mind that I have spent over a thousand dollars on pretty much all the hypnosis books being advertised on the internet, whether direct or indirect methods of hypnosis, conversational methods, secret methods, underground methods, stage or private practice, NLP, body language...you name it. I say for the record, that if I had found this book sooner (and other Dantalion Jones books), I could have saved a ton of money. I bought all these other products because they promised me secrets, on how to use clandestine methods to have unique control over others, even against their will, if necessary, and be the best hypnotist you can be. In 'Mind Control Hypnosis: What All Other Hypnotists Don't Want You To Know About Hypnosis", there is all the stuff the other books promised me, actually delivered (!), along with scripts I can use to be more effective that I already am, and I am GOOD at what I do. The ideal is important here: use this information for GOOD, ETHICAL purposes, because in the wrong hands, this information could really, actually be dangerous.
When you look at people who have real wealth, they rarely look it. They dress casually, and are very quiet with regard to what they do for a living, where they live, etc. People with new money, or those 'not quite there', will tell you everything about what they made last year, where they live, who they hang out with, etc. The real thing is generally modest and reserved, and the not-so-real thing brags about everything they have. The same generality applies here. This book is, if anything, under-hyped, but delivers unimaginable good, where all the others brag about everything, but basically deliver vapor. Perfumed vapor, perhaps. One more thing important to know about this book...since I am in the loop, with the more sucessful hypnosis authors and professionals in today's market, I do actually speak with them, and THEY are raving about Dantalion Jones. They call this specific book "refreshing", and admit that he is furthering the craft, in wonderful ways. If you have ANY interest in hypnosis or mind control, you will be smarter, cooler, and better off WITH this book in your collection.

Maybe I am new to hypnosis, but I have been interested in it and studying it for a while now. I want to say that Dantalion Jones hit his mark with this book. It is remarkably easy to understand, and to follow. This book answered many questions I had regarding the process of hypnotism, and it clearly gave me directions and a pattern on how to conduct a full hypnosis session with someone. I have read other how to manuals and had to figure out how to conduct a session, and I must say there were mistakes made by me. Mind Control Hypnosis made a lot of things clear. I must say that the part I love most is the different places to creat in the mind. The place that where things are true, the place where things were once true but not longer are, etc. And the chapter on process state totally opened my eyes to what hypnosis it totally capable of. Sorry for the spoiler!

Dantalion Jones knows what he is talking about in this book. I know, because I am good at what I do also. I know a professional when I see one. I love his no holds barred approach, and his ability to just tell it like it is regardless of what others might not want him to reveal in his repsective field. So if you want to know what hypnotism is about, and true fundementals to practice it, I suggest you read this book. It's worth it.

Jeff

Once and for all Dantalion answers the question of can I use hypnosis to get someone to do anything I want them to? Most hypnotists will tell you emphatically that no one will do anything under hypnosis that they won't do while awake. That you can't make anyone do anything against their will. He answers this with the question of "how strong is your will?" It is possible to will yourself to break bad habits but most don't. It's possible to will yourself to succeed in a chosen path but most won't. For most the will is stronger to create challenges than to solve them. That's where hypnosis comes in. Two things I will say about this book. 1). In the wrong hands it could be very dangerous. 2). He needs someone to edit his books for spelling errors. As far as recommendations go what I will say is just like the public service adds you see about drinking responsibly, use this book responsibly.

Mind Control Hypnosis is an amazing consolidation of the wisdom of the ages from many hypnotist/sages and defines the hypnosis process to a samori razor sharp edge. The book confirmes the power of our mind and the responsibility of the Hypnotherapist. Short, Sweat, and Simple ... nuff said! ^j^oe Kingman, CCHt.