What’s the ultimate way to experience covert hypnosis right away?

By actively involving you!

I’m going to hypnotize you in this letter using covert hypnosis not only so it sticks in your mind, but so that you can use it at will and protect yourself from it being used against you.

Not to mention, so that you can see it in action.

In fact, I’ve already been using covert hypnosis on you that you’ll become more and more aware of that fact as you continue to read this letter.

Now, that was a command. Did you see it? It’s called “Ambiguity”. It’s where your unconscious mind can’t tell when one sentence ends or another begins. Look at the above paragraph again. And then read the beginning of this one.

The command is “continue to read this book now.” (Highlighted below)

In fact, I’ve already been using covert hypnosis on you that you’ll become more and more aware of that fact as you continue to read this letter.

Now, that was a command. Did you see it? It’s called “Ambiguity”. It’s where your unconscious mind can’t tell when one sentence ends or another begins. Look at the above paragraph again. And then read the beginning of this one.

The reason why this works is simply because the unconscious mind gets confused and just responds in a way as if it just says “take both meanings”.

That is, it will “hear” continue to read this letter now” and it will also hear “now, that was a command.” Amazingly, I’ve slipped past the conscious awareness of a person long enough to command their brain to “continue reading this letter now.” Had I not taken the time to point this out to you, you wouldn’t have consciously given yourself a choice like you have now to continue reading or not. You would’ve just innocently thought to yourself unconsciously to “just keep reading.”

Now because this is an *extremely* subtle device, I want to share with you a few more ways it can be used so that you really understand. In fact, this paragraph is another example.

I just used ambiguity again to deliver a command “just keep reading now because this is an *extremely* subtle device.”

Do you see it?

Ambiguity can be one word, a full sentence, a string of commands etc.

You’ll see this device used a lot in advertising. So you can be sure to protect yourself from it being used against you. Notice the following advertisement:

“Our store Has Everything You need! A Big Screen TV, a Radio, A Satellite, A Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher -- you name it, we go it!”

Starting to see how it works now?

“You need a Big Screen TV?!”

Who knows, but would you have noticed it before?

Not to mention – you need a radio, satellite, washer, dryer and so on, too!  

It’s the “pause…” that helps you structure the ambiguities. It can be the three dots… or it can be the dash – it doesn’t matter. It’s confusing, but it’s not.

They don’t teach you this in English class and I think you’ll agree by now.

My advanced covert hypnosis audio course goes into greater detail about this device.

Okay, you got me here. Or did you?

Even though I would like you to buy my advanced audio course because people are getting sterling results from it, it’s your choice to buy it, not mine.

What’s that you say? Didn’t you see it?

You’ve got to keep your eyes open! Look up there and find “I think you’ll agree by now my advanced covert hypnosis audio course.”

Ahhh… it happened again. Only this time, I used a word that “sounded” like “buy” but spelled it differently. This is also considered ambiguity.

The unconscious again, says “take both meanings” and I combined the phrase “buy now” subtly, and also added the punctuation ambiguity by stringing the phrase you’ll find in the next paragraph.

Sneaky?

You bet!

And it’s used an absolute TON.

I actually caught a religious leader using this device at a funeral I was at. During the service, it was tithing time and he said the following “I don’t know if the lord has given you the proper means to give to this church… right now, you have to make that choice on your own that he has.”

Then, I sat there and watched everyone reach into their pocket and give up their money.

Me? I bought a little kid with rugged shoes three new pairs. One pair for leisure, one for play, and one for dressing up. I don’t know… it just felt better to me to do that instead.  

So you see, ambiguity is a fun part of learning how to secretly hypnotize anyone. Use these examples when you talk or even in your writing. Reap the benefits.