Now, a real secret that many are never taught in their journey in learning how to hypnotise is simply this – rhythm. Rhythm can be set up in many different ways and some of them are so subtle they bypass the conscious awareness of the person you are attempting to hypnotise.

One way to set up rhythm in the beginning is simply using the pace of your voice. This can take a little practice and one way to experiment with this when you start to learn to hypnotise is to use a metronome (you can get a real one or use a software based one with earphones – I’ll post a blog on how to do this if you are interested at some point). Using a metronome and pacing your script delivery in-time with the beat can work wonders on the impact and effectiveness of your hypnosis induction technique.

It’s almost like poetry … and as you play with a metronome … do a little self-hypnosis and set-up your own internal metronome that you can gently turn on in the background as an internal rhythm generator for your hypnosis techniques.

I have a few other secrets but before getting to them, go away and play with rhythm. Even within this one area there are some really sneaky ways of introducing rhythm in your ” learn to hypnotise ” journey.

Happy journeys.

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One Response to “A little-known secret for learning how to hypnotise”

1. jgraham says:

   October 10, 2009 at 12:10 pm

   Sounds like preachers and great orators have known this technique for years as many of them speak with metered rhythm. Even our country’s great speeches of the past contain a recognizable pattern. Four score and seven years ago…I have a dream that one day…One small step for man one giant leap for… Ask not what your country can do for you…Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall…