Introduction to Scrypnosis

Scrypnosis:
An Introduction
To the Means,
The Extremes,
And the In-Betweens

Hypnosis works. Hypnotists don't. Why? Because they add "mysticism" to something that has the ability to be straight-forward without any form of hocus-pocus nonsense.

If a hypnotist is only talking, then, Guess What? Hypnosis is simply a string of words in a specific and logical order. This order has been selected with the intent to coax, lure, frighten, or bore someone into a subconscious state. People escape reality into their subconscious mind. Some just don't realize that this is what has happened.

Consider a computer program or a website page or a letter or a newspaper article. All of these things offer you information in a sequence, but you can jump around the information and revise what you think about the information at your own choice.

Consider this step-by-step program:

Write out, in advance, every word that would be spoken in a hypnosis session
Give these words to patients, partners, athletes, spouses, or lovers
Let them participate in the objective script composing and wording process
Let them read every word of the final script, while completely awake, in advance of running the session
Negotiate a signed contract that holds the writer, speaker, and reader harmless from any actions taken by the listener.
Read the final script to the patient, partner, athlete, spouse or lover
Let the person internalize the suggestions in his or her subconscious mind
Let the person change his or her life in a single session.

The patient, who acts upon the suggestions, IS the only person doing the hypnosis.

The Hypnotist isn't doing the actual hypnosis.
The Hypnotist never did the hypnosis.
The Hypnotist has never had any powers whatsoever.
...and That's the truth!

In over a hundred and fifty years of people making hypnosis seem like hocus-pocus, the fact is clear: You have been misled.

Scrypnosis is a factual approach to hypnosis. It makes people who want to be hypnotized responsible for their own actions. It does not allow blame to be placed on the reader or text writer, for the patient must sign a contract at the end of the script which states that they've read the script, comprehend it, accept it, and will take all responsibility for their actions, whatever actions those may be, whether internalized or externalized.

To generate a Hypnosis script, you will have to assemble one from pieces.

You will have to choose an induction method.
You may need deepening techniques to help your patient relax further than normal.
You must choose what you want to accomplish in the session.
You may want to word some post-hypnotic suggestions to take effect after the session.
You'll have to add a closing to end the session.
You'll want to generate some form of hold-harmless agreement, based on your state or country's laws.

By using this approach, doctors, lawyers, accountants, and everyday people can start doing hypnosis for others:

To gather lost information
To help people revise their life memories so as to toss out unhelpful or painful memories
To escape reality for an hour to two, such as for vacationing to impossible places
To enter a "Holodeck" environment for literal thought-into-reality adventuring
To revise the entire process of their belief systems so as to become happy with their lives.
To enter a state where what feels like an hour only takes one second of real time, so that you can spend about two years of "brain time" considering and revising your thoughts on a project...and having time to take lunch in only four hours.
To help actors earn and adapt a character from a TV or theatrical piece, both internalized and externalized, only about an hour or two after the first or second read-though of the script.
...and anything else you can imagine, so long as the patient agrees to it...or as long as you are the patient.

Remember that hypnosis will work in any language so long as the patient is fluent enough with the language to understand you. I've worked with people who spoke little English and the sessions worked perfectly, but the sessions would have worked just as well, or better, in their own language.

Once you start to read the scripts and begin to understand the way things must be worded, keep in mind that the subconscious is literal to the first time a word was learned.

Let's say that you first learned that "hot" related to temperature rather than "sexy"
If someone were to say, while you were hypnotised, "You look hot," you would begin to feel a temperature change because that is what you learned for it to mean.
If you want it to mean sexy, you will have to say "You look hot, and I mean that in the sexy way."
Of course, it should become clear that it would be a lot easier to just say "You look sexy."
Thus, when writing hypnosis scripts, you should consider being very literal.

Not only are word memories based on first time experiences, but emotions are as well. From the day you are born, your senses search for patterns that are recognized. However, every time something is new, your senses have to experience the new sensation, and, afterward, an emotional response is attached to the event. Events can be as simple as seeing carpeting for the first time, and discovering that it's soft and fuzzy, or experiencing a mean look from someone and then having them hurt you. Once a pattern is created, every time your senses detect a similar pattern, you will immediately FEEL the originally programmed "emotional response."

Where this comes into importance is that NOW, at this point in life, you can isolate any feeling you have, then ask your subconscious to take you back to that point in life just before you've ever felt that feeling, and discover what it was that generated the feeling. However, if you determine that your decision system was errored when the event occurred, based upon your current age-in-life state-of-mind, you can go back to the beginning of this memory, and this time, use your imagination to create a new scenario where you revise the decision you make so as to have a better outcome, and thus, you can replace the defective decision that you originally made, as per your current state-of-mind's value system, and toss the original memory into a garbage can.

A Garbage Can. This is the foundation of my work. For over seventeen years, I've asked people to imagine a sterile room with white walls, florescent lighting, a white vinyl floor, and in the center of the room, there is a garbage can mounted to the floor that has a tight-fitting hinged lid. As you lift the lid and smell it, it's clean. It's brand new. There are steps up the side into the garbage can, and as you take these steps, you find that there is an electric lift inside the can. You press the friendly-looking red button and it glides down to a boringly grey concrete room that is well light with florescent lighting. As you see, the room expands out for many hundred feet in all directions. This is going to be the final resting place of all memories that you will choose to never remember. Once something goes into the can, it will not bother you, hurt you, or be remembered by you ever again, until that day that you choose to remember it.

You know how difficult it is to forget something. You know it, but you have to use all your energies to black it out. On the other hand, you can put your keys down just last night, and this morning, you don't remember where they went. Forgetting is difficult and not remembering is easy. So, what we do is to move things from where you were "forgetting" them and push them into the gargage can, which automatically changes your process to not remembering, and WHOOSH...all of the mental energies that you have wasted for all these years on blacking out the memory are released. Migraines go away, fears disappear, worries take an endless sabbatical, and you're left with one less worry in your life. In this way, the process takes about 90 minutes for the first script, which you must run, as it establishes this garbage can. So please, now, take the lift back to the top and climb down the steps.

An induction method lets your body go to sleep while your mind stays active. By having the body go into a hibernation state, the brain is freed up with oodles of additional processing power. Just like the internet:

Get on the internet at 2pm in LA, and it's 5pm in NY, 10pm in London and 6am in Tokyo.
All the major businesses are actively on the web, so it's slow because there's too much traffic.
However, 12 hours later, it's 2am in LA, 5am in NY, 10am in London and 6pm in Tokyo.
There is far less traffic in the US, and so the web runs much faster

Your brain has a much wider instructional set than you have been taught to use. Hypnosis lets you attain more cranial function.

After a while, with several sessions behind you as the receiver/listener/patient, your mind should be strong enough to learn to analyze suggestions and have a far stronger ability to say "No" to manipulative people, as well as being a better patient for a standard "Hypnotist" or as I prefer calling them "Imaginists."

One of the risks of doing hypnosis with a "Hypnotist" is when you hear a suggestion that you disagree with its wording while you are in a subconscious state. The more you use your subconscious mind, the stronger it will become. Eventually, you will be more able to say to the "Hypnotist," while in a subconscious state, such things as:

"I will not be doing that,"
"How dare you even consider such a suggestion,"
"Everything you have suggested is unacceptable"
"I will not take any suggestions from you ever again"
"I am waking up NOW."

When you awaken and take control of your situation, you remind the "hypnotist" exactly who is in charge at all times, for there is no such thing as "hypnotists," only improvisational script inventors. This will probably piss off a lot of stage hypnotists, but the fact is, they never were in control in the first place. If they earn your distrust, you should tell them.

The time to act is upon you. Go forth and learn hypnosis by using Scrypnosis. Everything is here. You just need to read, write, coordinate with your patient or reader, and run the sessions of your life.

Take care,

David Ian Brager

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