Hi,

Kev has been working hard in the Head Hacking cutting room to create our new channel with free lessons covering the basics of the approach outlined in RIP and our DVD's to date. Drawn from training footage from the last few years, you may be familiar with the techniques but I hope you find some value in the subtleties. More will be added soon.

http://www.youtube.com/user/how2hypnotise

If you enjoy it please share as you see fit. Your feedback on the channel would be appreciated on You Tube.

Enjoy,

Anthony

Good of you to put these pieces up, Anthony.

Even for those who've gone through your works, there are some nice points and nuances to the gleaned.Hope you keep 'em comin' as time and energy permits.

Great stuff. I benefitted from watching them. Look forward to seeing more!

Agreed, thanks Ant.

-Jake

Anthony always looking forwarding to contribute with such great material. Great stuff, thank you very much.

Looking forward to going through these over the next few days. One of the subtleties you explained during my live training (linking the hands sticking to a happy memory) was worth the price of the course. Is the AI approach covered in practice? I would love to see that.

Yes, I'm wondering that too. I would love to see AI in action.

The first Cohl Experience was this weekend. Maybe they got some footage to share. I think it's strange hardly anyone has actually seen AI in action...

Nice to have some pieces to watch over and over Ant.
Doesn't beat the live training

Yes, I have no idea what AI looks like and am very eager to see it performed. Fortunately, The Cohl Experience may come to New York.

There are several people I've spoken with who don't really think AI is anything new. All we've got is Ripped Apart which is mostly how the model came to be and the theory of it. Not a whole lot on practical application.

Would love to see it in action, as maybe everything would then click and we could understand how to apply it effective.

Please Anthony! Listen to our pleads!

Hi snm,

AI as you should know is built upon the work of three giants of the Cognitive Behavioural realm of hypnotism. AI has one small addition. If you can show me that in the literature I would be very pleased.

In contrast to all of our other products which are aimed at the practicalities of doing, without reference to theory, Ripped apart is a theory product.

That said if you follow the instructions on the inside cover you will achieve. I suggest you add some colour of course.

If achieving all hypnotic phenomena without reference to sleep, trance, state, induction, mind, depth, raising suggestibility, conscious unconscious, hidden observer is old hat to you then I salute you and we should share some ideas.

For me after 16 years of hypnosis it is new. It is also what got me hallucinating and has helped many other would be psychonaughts do the same.

In depth practical instruction is available.

Anthony

Good for you Anthony! How did The Cohl Experience go?

Anthony,

Perhaps some in depth, practical instruction is needed by me. Please tell me how to get this! I've had trouble finding practical application through Ripped Apart and I know several other's have expressed this privately as well.

I know which addition you are speaking of. I have read into the Cognitive Behavioural theories quite a bit. AI would be new as far as that one small addition (as far as I know). However, mentioning it just seems to cause confusion in the subject's mind, in my experience.

I hope your training this weekend went well. Hope to see you bring it over here to the states so that I may attend and get some training.

Hello snm

Are you the same snm on seduction database .com?

HK

Hypnokid, I've messaged you.

Wow Anthony!

Wonderful, concise videos. I love how you presented the "Bandler Hand Induction".

Great work.


Cheers,
Cooper

Thanks Cooper, glad you enjoyed the clip. It is the first induction I teach and the one I use most often.

Anthony

Thanks Anthony : I already have "Reality is Plastic" and "The Trilby Connection", both are valuable material

What a shame that I missed you last year when you came in Paris (march 2011 I think).

Anyway, again thanks a lot for all your work

Rémi