Become an INSTANT Hypnotist - Easy Hypnosis Induction with Monoideism!

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • This video unpacks a simple and highly effective approach to a classic hypnosis arm levitation induction utilising 19th century hypnotist James Braid's concept of monoideism. This rendering of the psychology of hypnotism allies with the Hypnosis Without Trance approach taught in depth in the Hypnosis Without Trance Hypnosis Mastery Programme...
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    This rapid and direct approach can be in any context (street hypnosis to clinical hypnotism) and in the video I share some framing ideas for new hypnotists for whom this might be their first hypnotic experiment (and success!)

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  • @HereIsmarcus
    @HereIsmarcus 5 лет назад +19

    And now you can allow that arm to float down only as fast as your eyes close and you go down into a deep hypnotic trance. Thats right.

  • @HereIsmarcus
    @HereIsmarcus 5 лет назад +4

    Thanks James. I’ll certainly try that arm raising as part of my next induction/preparation for trance.

  • @eladeinav5108
    @eladeinav5108 7 лет назад +11

    Great stuff James! By the way- i used your arm levitation idea in which you instruct the person to lift their hand ever so slowly and then asking them to wonder, in the midst of the arm rising, wether it is they who raise the arm or is it floating all by itself.. Genius manouver!
    Thanks. It's great fun to explore these mind body connections with your great ideas and attitude!

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  7 лет назад +3

      Elad Einav That version is good too... I use this one when I want to connect people to the power of thought and ideas, and the other when I want to introduce people to a sense of being part of a ‘bigger happening’. (That’s a bit abstract, I know 🙂)

    • @eladeinav5108
      @eladeinav5108 7 лет назад +1

      James Tripp - Chaos Wave thanks! It makes it clearer for me the reason to choose either, and the effect i can achieve through them. Great!

  • @hypnoseandernach
    @hypnoseandernach 7 лет назад +6

    8:10 PURE GENIUS!!!! This is so great! Thank you for this tip, James.
    Can't wait to meet you in person this November in London.
    CU you there!
    Jens

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  7 лет назад

      Hypnose Andernach Glad you got some goodness from it Jens. See you in November!

    • @aks6119
      @aks6119 5 лет назад

      @@TheTrippnotist hi please put out that list of books that you have in one of your videos 'cause I can't find it. One of the books is The Rainbow Machine and I read that in one of the comments here on this video. Thank you so much for taking the time.

  • @aks6119
    @aks6119 5 лет назад +7

    Hello James! Just watched a couple of videos and I must say they're great. I'm a hypnotist and NLPier trained with Bandler. These videos make so much sense. While I express my gratitude, may I ask for book titles that you have apparently shared in one of you videos please. I'm not able to look for it. I know one of the books is The Rainbow Machine. Please put up that list of books somewhere or as a reply to this comment. Thank you so much.

  • @hamandvaid
    @hamandvaid 7 лет назад +7

    I would have liked to make some "hilarious" comment about downward facing swan, but I'm just not that clever. ;)
    Sincerely, I love the watertight notion of engaging and leading the client. Beautiful stuff James!

  • @MicroBugs
    @MicroBugs 5 лет назад +5

    When I imagine myself holding lots of balloons in my hand after a couple of minutes my hand lifts up by itself. I think this is self-hypnosis.

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  5 лет назад +1

      Eugenio R it’s the same mechanism behind many hypnotic phenomena- the ideomotor response

  • @samantha-kemp-therapy
    @samantha-kemp-therapy 2 года назад

    Thank you

  • @ArtOfWrestling
    @ArtOfWrestling 5 лет назад +3

    really appreciate your work. great style

  • @bugajk25
    @bugajk25 Год назад

    I’d like apply ❤

  • @misterbaghead
    @misterbaghead 6 лет назад +7

    "You may find after a time...." LOL. I closed my eyes and listened to the hand lifting suggestions and started cracking up. Great video.

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  6 лет назад

      Thank you Misterbaghead. glad you god some goodness from it!

  • @ron95754
    @ron95754 7 лет назад +5

    Fantastic explanation James, great training experience, which is how we learn "experience."

  • @yorbecaoba9583
    @yorbecaoba9583 6 лет назад +6

    so i am a Hypnotist and I loved the video. I play with this when people say things like so your a hypnotist. I have had both amazing responses and flops as well. In my technique of hypnosis I use lots of visualization. If i see that spark in their eyes I ask if they would like to play a mind game. I then go into the placebo and how the mind can lead the body will follow. Then i do your routine, i do tell them to use their imagination and really see their hand raising, feel your hand moving like your mind wants it too and so on. would it be safe to say its almost like a suggestibility game to see how they respond hypnosis?

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  6 лет назад +1

      Sorry for the delay replying - I've been recovering from flu and bronchitis for the last two weeks so not been on top of things.
      I am always looking to see how people are engaging and responding (I tend not to think in terms of suggestibility). people are engaging or they are not... responding or they are not. I want to be able to monitor this in real time and troubleshoot as necessary.
      Much of the time, hypnotists reduce responsiveness through framing that has *some* people become motivated to impede the process. A good set up is 'hypnosis is simply a process of suggestion and what a person's mind creates in response to that suggestion... there is no mind control, just a creative response that you can become more or less absorbed in depending upon your choices... so just let your mind create whatever it creates in response to the what I might suggest... and see what there is to discover.And it doesn't even matter whether you call it hypnosis or not"

  • @chriscavanaugh1001
    @chriscavanaugh1001 6 лет назад +3

    James- awesome video! As I know you are also a parent, my own kids are fascinated that I am studying and learning hypnosis and are often eager to want to be experiential subjects for "magical" things like arm levitations. It's a blast connecting with them in this way. Any advice as to how you've applied hypnosis to parenting? We have kids around us in my home almost 24/7, and as parents want to influence our kids and friends in the best way possible. I've read Monsters and Magical Sticks which I found really helpful, but more for trauma and therapy. As a parent I'm curious to your view and direction or reference to further learning on how to apply hypnosis to parenting as I've found very little in the field on this topic. Keep up the great videos!

  • @hypnomastreron7506
    @hypnomastreron7506 3 года назад

    Love it thanks

  • @PGaneshRaju
    @PGaneshRaju 4 года назад

    Amazing 🙌❤️

  • @kennyh5083
    @kennyh5083 2 года назад

    We are all hypnotists, even a cobra snake is a hypnotist, a song bird, a baby, a cat, dog, etc. etc. we all hypnotizes other creatures without even thinking about it, it is a natural occurrence!

  • @38mocho
    @38mocho 6 лет назад +1

    Hola. Active los subtítulos por favor. Gracias.

  • @immanentPassages
    @immanentPassages 7 месяцев назад

    With all your experience what would be your recommendation of the first few books to read for change making? I have no NLP or hypnosis background.

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  7 месяцев назад +1

      Tough to answer as what is right for one person is wrong for another! But, some good contenders might be:
      Monsters and Magical Sticks by Steven Heller and Frogs into Princes by Bandler and Grinder
      I’m going to be putting out a free course at some point, probably in the next couple of weeks on the fundamentals of neurolinguistic and hypnotic change work, so keep your eyes peeled!

    • @immanentPassages
      @immanentPassages 7 месяцев назад

      @@TheTrippnotist thanks for your thoughtful reply! I'll be on the look out!

  • @ismaielwaheed4300
    @ismaielwaheed4300 6 лет назад +8

    James your are a great guru. 🤣

  • @jeannielouise3162
    @jeannielouise3162 Год назад

    How do I find someone to hypothesize me to bring by memories of past lives?

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  Год назад +1

      Not really my area, but - my opinion? hypnosis is way better at creating memories than 'uncovering' them!

    • @jeannielouise3162
      @jeannielouise3162 Год назад

      Thank you.

  • @che75rokee
    @che75rokee 5 лет назад +2

    Hi James, fascinating if I can get it to work. Can Hypnosis be used to cure or diminish migraines? My wife suffers from them.

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  5 лет назад

      Yes it can... and there are a lot of variables in the mix that will influence the outcome for any given individual!

    • @che75rokee
      @che75rokee 5 лет назад

      @@TheTrippnotist Thanks, only if I knew what and how to apply it. Could you please recommend anything she can listen to, or anything else that would help?

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  5 лет назад

      che75rokee I can’t recommend any recordings (I’m not a great believer in one size fits all hypno recordings), but...
      From a ‘mind/body’ perspective, a lot of people seem to get great benefit from the work of John Sarno: www.amazon.co.uk/Mind-Body-Prescription-John-Sarno/dp/0446675156/ref=nodl_

  • @Hawksmere
    @Hawksmere 6 лет назад +6

    Wow, you could have said all that in 20 seconds!

  • @johnnyllooddte3415
    @johnnyllooddte3415 5 лет назад

    i hope so.. im a doctor in sicily and need help now with a patient

  • @ericmink
    @ericmink 5 лет назад +2

    How do you react if that arm just never starts lifting?

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  5 лет назад +1

      "And noticing what's happening... in this moment... and what is it that is happening right now?"
      Then I create with whatever feedback I get. The principles are broadly outlined here: ruclips.net/video/Sa55Y9aB_2g/видео.html

  • @frenchproductions-v6w
    @frenchproductions-v6w 7 лет назад +3

    Nice breakdown, I ordered a few books you recommended on a previous video and am really enjoying:
    'the rainbow machine'
    Have you worked at all with non-verbal inductions?

    • @frenchproductions-v6w
      @frenchproductions-v6w 7 лет назад

      Any advice for embedded commands in metaphor? I'm struggling to get this flow working

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  7 лет назад +2

      I work with non-verbal communication in all my Hypnotic work - the non-verbal is always the foundation. On my Hypnosis Skills Bootcamp I don’t let people use words until they have worked up some basic skill at leading and suggesting non-verbally.

    • @aks6119
      @aks6119 5 лет назад +1

      Hi Mister East, please in your reply if you put up that link to that video that has books suggested by Tripp. Highly appreciate. You could also just simply put out the book titles here. Thank you so much.

  • @everythingeventually9752
    @everythingeventually9752 2 года назад

    Hey JT I’m currently a HPD student and love the profession but feel I’d benefit from learning rapid induction’ and perhaps being mentored along side my learning. Should I stick to what I’m currently learning or do you think it’s valuable to learn other hypnosis forms simultaneously?
    Hope that makes sense....

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  2 года назад +1

      Hi EE. I think the answer to that is down to personal choice. For me, I like to learn from multiple sources because I get so much from the process of integration, but I've seen others get confused by this. My suspicion is that it comes down to whether you are more 'internally referencing' or 'externally referencing' (with the latter preferring to learn from a single authority and approach, and the former preferring to cast the net wide).

    • @everythingeventually9752
      @everythingeventually9752 2 года назад

      Thanks James, appreciate your response. Do you have courses coming up and if so where would I find the information? I’m based on the south coast From Portsmouth but live in Brighton.

  • @burningbrain8448
    @burningbrain8448 5 лет назад

    Hi! I have been doing card magic for a long time and I recently got interested in hypnosis too. I started with simple "hypnotic tests" like the "balloon-book" test. I'm 16 and I tried this with many of my friends. I wanted to say that, despite explaining a bit of how hypnosis works and that I've learned some kind of it, almost all of them got hypnotized easily. Some of them also got hypnotized multiple times. How about this?

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  5 лет назад

      Book and balloon is a great place to start with hypnosis as almost everyone responds and it doesn't have any kind of 'hard challenge' component.
      My kudos to you for getting stuck in and doing it!

  • @biwoorld635
    @biwoorld635 5 лет назад

    I try more but ....all fails

  • @lucota90
    @lucota90 7 лет назад +5

    Would it be fair to say that hypnosis is the mechanism behind the placebo effect?

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  7 лет назад +4

      Lucas Takejame The short answer is ‘yes’! The administering of a placebo is an act of communication - the seeding of an idea that influences belief and therefore thought.

    • @lucota90
      @lucota90 7 лет назад +2

      I would like to read a long answer about that, I like this view of hypnosis but I see some people bothered by this association. Don't know the reason actually, besides maybe a more restrict definition of hypnosis.
      Thanks for the reply,
      Cheers

    • @JacieWest
      @JacieWest 6 лет назад +2

      Quantum-physics is the mechanism behind the placebo effect.

  • @zhengflora2204
    @zhengflora2204 6 лет назад +1

    Hello, Sir! Thank you very much for sharing this video. I watched and picked up all my ears to this video very carefully and very NERVOUSLY. Haha. Why? Because English is not my mother tongue. My listening to English is not very good. Fortunately I generally understand each word you say on this video. So is it possible to turn on Automatic CC for people like who are non-native speakers of English as well as for those whose listening to English is not good?
    Second, I think what you talk about is "Ideomotor" which is applied to ouja board, correct? I think magnetic fingers or palms use the same way so they work. I am not a hypnotist, and don't have any practical experience about this at all.
    Last, I have been wondering why some big-names in Hypnotic industry have big figures. It is said hypnotherapy can lose weight, but why don't they programme themselves? Do they don't care or any other reasons ? I don't mean to disrespect any of them. I assume that they can make it. However I just don't figure out why. I am just curious. Sorry if this is not relevant to your video.
    Your replies will be greatly appreciated. Have a great day! :)

    • @zhengflora2204
      @zhengflora2204 6 лет назад

      I mean turn on automatic CC on your video in the future, but not bother yourself this time. Thank you for your consideration if possible. :)

  • @AntonSlavik
    @AntonSlavik 6 лет назад +1

    I'm going to try put my housemate under this evening. I'll start with this. Will the person's arm become less rigid after this journey? I'd like to segue from this into a handshake interrupt if they're open to going further, and this guy is stronger than me lol He also used to do martial arts lol He might reflexively rabbit punch me in the throat

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  6 лет назад

      Anton Slavik It’s impossible to know ahead of time exactly how someone will respond (hypnosis is influence not control), so the only way to find out is to do it and see what result you get! Good luck with your experiment!

  • @harryjega5643
    @harryjega5643 4 года назад

    James, you are really good teacher. Thank you very much for the video. I wish I could be your student.

  • @sad777able
    @sad777able 4 года назад

    i hate that i cant be in hypnosis just dont work on me maybe i m dead inside..but here is a tip .hypnosis is from greek word ypnos means sleep and monoideism is from mono means one or better single idea it make you understand better this stuff..

    • @TheTrippnotist
      @TheTrippnotist  4 года назад +1

      There might be a clue here... there is no 'IN' hypnosis (or 'under'). For many people, their misaligned perceptions of what hypnosis is (due to ideas from movies, TV and some hypnotists themselves) keep them from engaging with it in useful and productive ways. Maybe this is whats happening form you?

    • @sad777able
      @sad777able 4 года назад

      ​@@TheTrippnotist ohh Thanks a lot man..But i ve been in a"pro-hpnotist once"and didnt magae to do somethinf for me,and cause i want to be one someday i even read and go to a seminar all waste of time..so i m almost in disbeilif now.i also have try many times to do all this meditation stuff"the hand from the knee etc"still cant do it even i try for many time..do you have any kind of tips for me?is it possble to just cant do it?p.s sory for my terrible english..and something else is it possisble let say yourw"instuctions'to sleep and to relax dont effect me cause english isnt my language?..and i ..have some BIG problms am sure it will hlp me so i kind of despered and depressed..

  • @andrewsnowmon2586
    @andrewsnowmon2586 6 лет назад +2

    🤔😎

  • @3ЕвгенийСафронов
    @3ЕвгенийСафронов 2 года назад

    So there's now such a thing as hypnosis, a person merely let's himself be hypnotized. Moreover a person just hypnotizes itself, basically.
    Frustrating...

    • @lucusrose2762
      @lucusrose2762 Год назад

      If I may, your statement refutes itself. If there is no thing as hypnosis, then there can be no such thing as the subset of hypnosis labeled self-hypnosis. This video explains that the hypnotist is neither controller or conduit of a controlling force. The subject is the true force working upon themselves. Thee hypnotist is the teacher, expounder and tour guide introducing the subject to their own power. The methods used are the same any teacher in a classroom uses with the students, didactic speech and experimentation. Strengthening what is learned is done through approval and reward. Know you know why hypnosis scripts mention pleasure so much. I have never seen disapproval used during hypnosis. This could be damaging to the subject and, if you are dealing with multiple subjects, lead to loss of rapour with the others. Don't forget, they can hear you. What I have seen, in event of a "failure", is for the hypnotist to place blame on themselves and move on. Never allow the subject time to dwell on it and effectually block themselves from further progress.

  • @thegoodthings4249
    @thegoodthings4249 4 года назад +2

    very bad audio quality