Hypnosis now affects almost everyone. Hypnosis often goes unnoticed even in cases of mental illness. Especially when you don’t feel fully present, your head is automatically switched off or you fall into strange states out of the blue: you are very often dealing with hypnosis that you catch, especially in everyday life.
If you think you have discovered hypnosis in yourself, a short exercise of the spiritual body can help:
You can imagine it like a ghost-like dress, over your own body – it’s the part where your consciousness is right now.
This spirit body, which most people would probably describe as the self or the ego, must be guided in certain movements in order to stop hypnosis.
The subject is complex, sometimes the hypnoses are concealed, linked to other constructions or they renew themselves quickly.
In general, you can imagine a hypnosis as a spinning ring. Some see these spinning objects, some feel them.
These hypnotic spinning tops can be located in several spatial axes.
In particular, the 3 main axes, i.e. from the top through the head to the floor, from the back to the stomach at the same height and from one side to the other, should be scanned. In general, the rotating hypnosis rings can be located in any spatial axis.
Once you have discovered the spinning ring, simply move the spirit body once in the opposite direction with a jerk and, after completing a rotation, abruptly in the other direction again.
The whole thing is almost like quickly screwing a bottle cap shut and then opening it again, only along the spinning top.
The hypnosis rings often come loose and you can drop them in front of you and pick them out with a little skill. The hypnosis rings are often filled with information that directs the consciousness to something specific or directs it past an important point.
Short form:
Hypnosis rings are rings that rotate in the subtle realm.
Sometimes they are hidden or appear in combination with other obstructions (see here).
To remove them, you go to them with your own ego or consciousness and register the direction of rotation.
Then comes the bottle cap exercise to remove them:
You go to them with your own mind and turn them jerkily against the direction of rotation, like a bottle cap to turn, and then back again.
Something will pop off that you can read – perhaps it contains information about the originator and purpose of the hypnosis.
There are actually different hypnoses. Sometimes you have to hold yourself inside in the area of the spinning top and on the very outside, on the very edge of yourself and your own fine sheath/aura, so double focus with the spirit body and then do the bottle cap exercise to make it work. It’s like doing the exercise with a double ring, i.e. a cylinder that sticks out of the body, which you then focus on inside and outside and then turn twice.
A new article about detrance or how to deactivate immersion hypnosis can be read here.
Recently, there have also been forms of hypnosis that can be “pierced” with sufficient dense energy using the spirit body. These forms of hypnosis are ended with two successive pulsating thrusts with a slight twist and perhaps some warming energy. They aim to entangle the perceptions of the nervous system: our body also has subconscious senses such as posture, neck position, neck functionality, eye movements, blood pressure in the neck, foot and hand position, and eye movements (skalds). These less consciously perceptible stimuli are connected as if by two straws in the re-emerging hypnosis. If you feel carefully which senses are controlled in the magic straitjacket or between which inner walls you have been locked up, you are already halfway there: You then jump or swing pulsatingly with sufficient force through these two “senses,” usually one of them slightly stronger than the other (wedging). Actually, with “point-point” hypnosis and hypnosis that can be released by turning a key, you have covered most of them. They can occur in different ways, be concealed, affect different senses, or be blocked by solvents that you imagine during the release. Professionals intercept the projectiles or frequencies of the approaching hypnosis… through interference or other internal means (lightning, redirection, etc.).
BY THE WAY
Possibly already the alleged offense under investigation of millions of harmful hypnotic sessions and other potential crimes in the area of cognition, transference, or manipulation: Central Europeans are people with higher sensitivity and dependence on the functioning of the frontal lobe (thinkers, analyzers, they quickly become ill and unable to work when they have changes in the frontal lobe, so-called dopamine types). There are scientific studies that prove that we are damaged and suffer cognitive disorders when we “receive” hypnosis:
Sources:
Sources: Farvolden P, Woody EZ. Hypnosis, memory, and frontal executive functioning. Int J Clin Exp Hypn. 2004 Jan;52(1):3-26. doi: 10.1076/iceh.52.1.3.23926. PMID: 14768966.
Hypnosis can also induce false memories or a completely different assessment of one’s own self, even to the point of committing crimes on command, for example after satanic abuse:
Sources:
“Hypnosis as a technique in medical practice poses certain dangers to the patient … to the physician … to medicine as a discipline, and to hypnotism itself as a reputable body of information and methodology.” — Dangers of Hypnosis (West & Deckert)
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/655252?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Sources:
“Induction of a dissociative state followed by suggestion during interrogation caused a suspect to develop pseudo-memories of raping his daughters and of participation in a baby-murdering Satanic cult. … The conclusion … was that the cult did not exist and the suspect’s confessions were coerced‐internalized false confessions.” — Inadvertent hypnosis during interrogation: false confession due to dissociative state; mis-identified multiple personality and the Satanic cult hypothesis (Ofshe, 1992)
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1399152/?utm_source=chatgpt.com
If you want, you can see connections between increased suggestibility and the brain types that occur in the Western world: We may not be more naive, but we may be more susceptible to hypnosis, which others, and perhaps even former warring parties, try to exploit. Anyone who has already fallen victim to hypnosis in everyday life and suffered disadvantages as a result should, if they are brave and courageous enough, report this to the authorities. These are likely to be criminal offenses in the area of bodily harm.
Good luck!
Philipp Drescher hat Medizin studiert und ist Autor und freier Forscher. In seinen Büchern, auf Deprisoner.de und in seinen theoretischen Arbeiten (u.a. auf Zenodo) untersucht er die gemeinsamen Berührungspunkte zwischen Neurowissenschaft, Resonanz, psychologischen Effekten und dem Geist bzw. der Seele. Seine Texte bieten neue Denkansätze und Modelle zur freien Selbstreflexion, ersetzen jedoch keine medizinische Diagnostik oder Therapie.