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>Perhaps the most powerful vehicle for conversational or indirect hypnosis is hypnotic storytelling.
Stories allow you to immediately obliterate any resistance and weave in suggestions and metaphors which the unconscious mind unquestioningly accepts, allowing you to control emotions, behaviors and perspectives all with just the stories you tell, and the way you tell them.
A true master of hypnotic story telling is hypnotist and coach Robin Manuell.
On this one hour interview you will not only learn how to become a hypnotic storyteller yourself, but you will also be able to experience first hand the incredible power of stories as Robin masterfully and elegantly weaves nested loops, metaphors, hypnotic language, and other mind bending devices all designed to allow you to unlock your inner storyteller.
Listen to the interview with the streaming player , or use the direct download link below.
http://www.effectivehypnosis.com/storytelling.mp3
Make sure you check out Robin’s website, www.hypnoticstorytelling.com, and sign up to receive some more tips on how to create and craft hypnotic stories.
I hope you enjoyed this interview as much as i did!
Cheers
Nathan Thomas
For more interviews with hypnosis greats, check out the hypnosis interviews archive.
snitgard July 25th, 2009 at 1:35 pm
>Great interview Nathan… I love robins work. Hope i'll be "seing" you at his upcoming storytelling circle
Nathan July 26th, 2009 at 5:21 am
>you certainly will, i can't wait for it to start!
The ACTUAL God August 3rd, 2009 at 7:31 pm
>nathan, i've just started training in hypnosis, and i'm loving your blog. thanks for all the great info.
Hypnotist seeker August 7th, 2009 at 8:50 am
>Great interview
It's my pleasure that i went through your interview.
jon October 6th, 2009 at 9:44 pm
>cheers for this nathan i'm really enjoying reading your blog
Alex Fortin February 3rd, 2011 at 4:59 am
>All story-related material is fascinating. To get a true understanding you first need to read Bettelheim's 'use of enchantment' which is all about fairy tales.