Hypnotic Induction in everyday life

In our daily life, we come up against all sorts of situations, some of which are pleasant, while others are annoying or mundane. Sometimes our thoughts are « impregnated » with invisible energy that helps us to overcome these obstacles or fill up with a feeling of wellbeing. This is because our soul has a permanent connection to higher forces.

If two listeners want to hear the same programme, they have to tune their radio to the same wavelength. In the same way, when you concentrate your thoughts on someone you love, you « stimulate » the mind of that person with such force your thoughts become imprinted on their mind instantly, as you think them. Hypnotic induction is made easier when both minds are on the same wavelength. 

Numerous experiences have proven that the most remarkable instances of hypnotic induction occur between people who are closely related or who share a close bond, quite simply because they are similar. Their minds are in harmony and therefore totally receptive.

Hypnotic induction is achieved through emotional and intellectual activity. When our mind is entirely focused on something, or if we are experiencing a very strong desire, we emit vibrations that are powerful enough to have an impact on someone else’s mind.

We can use hypnotic induction to great effect in our everyday life because it is possible to establish a connection with someone, so long as we first ensure we are « on the same wavelength » as that person – like the two radio listeners tuned into the same programme.

A professional hypnotist does the same thing: he or she establishes a connection with the subject, for example by touching their hands or knees, to create an atmosphere of confidence and serenity. This simple contact will be sufficient to synchronize themselves mentally and physically with their subject, or to put it another way, tune into their wavelength. An analysis of the individual, who is already « asleep », shows their cardiac rhythm to be altered, as it synchronises with the hypnotiser’s heartbeat.

This mechanism, consisting in establishing a link with someone, is one of the keys to hypnotic induction phenomena.