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Covert Persuasion--Why Conversational Hypnosis Doesn't Work



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By : Jonathan Groves    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-08-08 00:42:05
But does conversational hypnosis really work? Without doubt conversational hypnosis does consist of many appealing topics, but once more we must ask ourselves if indeed conversational hypnosis actually gives us results. To answer this question, we should for a moment consider the male seduction community, because the idea of using hypnotic language patterns to hypnotize people is by no means as new as some covert hypnosis practitioners have been led to believe.

The male seduction community first started its efforts to seduce women through the use of language patterns that were built upon the exact same doctrine as conversational hypnosis is made upon. This means that conversational hypnosis already existed in the form of nlp before it took on its new name. And men failed in their efforts to seduce woman through hypnotic language. This is exactly why the male seduction community quickly moved away from hypnotic language patterns unto different covert persuasion techniques that actually worked.

In fact, you hardly ever even hear any dating coaches teaching covert persuasion techniques that consist of hypnosis language patterns anymore, because they simply don't work and are too difficult to learn and employ in real life scenarios. This means that conversational hypnosis looks much better on paper than it does in real life situations where you need to get some real results. You simply cannot take the conversational hypnosis tactics that were originally invented for the use of counseling and apply them to the art of covert persuasion.

Covert persuasion is, and has always been, on an entirely different level than conversational hypnosis, because covert persuasion was invented in order to equip you to be able to persuade people outside of clinical settings. There is a big difference in using conversational hypnosis in an office to help someone quit smoking from attempting to use conversational hypnosis to covertly persuade someone without them knowing what you are doing.

Conversational hypnosis is all about talk, and yet everybody has heard that talk is cheap. Words are something that a person can oppose, chose not to believe in, or that can confuse people. Social strategy, in comparison, cannot be resisted because the human brain does not have the ability to process exactly what is happening and there is no actual message to reject. Non verbal suggestions consist of power, and everybody knows that those who rise in power also increase their social status. For this reason many hypnosis experts are in agreement that the disguised and invisible forms of hypnosis are the most effective instruments to get good at covert persuasion.
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