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Using Hypnotic Language - Protocols 26 April 2016

This document discusses hypnosis and hypnotic language and protocols. It defines hypnosis as the offering of instructions that someone can and is willing to follow, which can be done through overt or implicit instructions. Examples of hypnotic techniques include metaphors, stories, suggestions, ambiguities, pacing, mirroring, and framing. Hypnotic language aims to communicate through processes like symbolism, representation, metaphor, and somatic structures to influence people on unconscious levels. The goal of hypnotic protocols is to use techniques like temporal framing, misdirection, and indirect suggestion to create visceral experiences that bypass conscious thought.

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Using Hypnotic Language - Protocols 26 April 2016

This document discusses hypnosis and hypnotic language and protocols. It defines hypnosis as the offering of instructions that someone can and is willing to follow, which can be done through overt or implicit instructions. Examples of hypnotic techniques include metaphors, stories, suggestions, ambiguities, pacing, mirroring, and framing. Hypnotic language aims to communicate through processes like symbolism, representation, metaphor, and somatic structures to influence people on unconscious levels. The goal of hypnotic protocols is to use techniques like temporal framing, misdirection, and indirect suggestion to create visceral experiences that bypass conscious thought.

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The Unconscious Processing of Communication

What is Hypnosis?

"Hypnosis Is The Offering Of A Set Of Instructions That


Someone Can And Is Willing To Follow" - Joseph Riggio
Overt Instructions, e.g.:
Do this ..."
Direct Conscious Instruction

Explanations
Direct Examples
Storytelling/Metaphors

Erickson - Joe's Tomatoes

Implicit Covert Instruction

Verbal Instructions

Conversational Examples

Erickson - "My friend John ..."

Erickson - "I'm curious ..."

Suggestions

See: Patterns of Milton H. Erickson Bandler & Grinder

E.g.: "It is possible ..."


Ambiguities

Hypnotic Protocols

See: Transformations Bandler & Grinder


Matching & Mirroring
Rapport
Pacing & Leading
e.g.: Verbal Pace/Rate
Non-Verbal Instructions

Rhythm & Pace

Matching Instructions with the Rate/Pace of the Client

What are Hypnotic Language &


Protocols?

e.g.: Word Packets


e.g: Non-Verbal Pacing

e.g.: Matching Breathing or Blink Rates


Covert Signaling
e.g.: Cross Matching
Framing
Temporal Form
Directionality
Spatial Form
Homomorphic
Isomorphic
Structure of Story/Metaphor
Symbolic Morphogenesis
Content Development

Polymorphic
Synchromorphic

Hypnotic Language
Chronomorphic

Using Hypnotic Language & Protocols


26 April 2016
w/Dr. Joseph Riggio

Simultaneous
Metaphorical Alternatives
Fractal
Yes Sets
Future Pacing
Patterns of Influence
Innoculations
Straw Fields
VAKOG
Representation

Proprioceptive
Somatic Form

Recognizing The Internal Form

Vestibular
Visual
Symbolic Iconic Representations

Mental Models

Auditory
Linear/Sequential
Process Forms
Non-Linear/Simultaneous

Whole Form Structures

Generative Symbolic Iconic Representations


Ideal Forms

Aesthetic Forms
Generative Somatic Structures

Idiosyncratic Movement

Ordinal Numbers
Sequential Processing

Using Hypnotic Language &


Protocols

Direct Suggestion

Directionality
Outcome Framing

e.g.: Temporal/Spatial Clarity

When/Where

Overload/Threshold
Misdirection

Confusion Patterns
Disjointed Sets

"This" DOES NOT EQUAL "That"

Examples
Communication

Storytelling/Metaphor
Exemplars
Indirect Suggestion

Visceral Experience
Food - Eat It
Sensual Processing

e.g.:

Primal Drivers

Fear - Fight or Kill It


Fucking - Fuck It

Non-Conscious Communication

Fragrance/Pheromones

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