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  • Опубліковано 25 гру 2024

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  • @alexwang6207
    @alexwang6207 2 роки тому +10

    10 years later and what he said in the beginning is truer than ever.

  • @QueenNoodle
    @QueenNoodle 8 років тому +54

    Honestly I could listen to this man all night...

  • @SeanNeda
    @SeanNeda 9 років тому +39

    Absolutely the best hyp video I have seen because it entertains while making a powerful message. Thank you so much for sharing this outstanding presentation

  • @StevenGrahamHypnotherapist
    @StevenGrahamHypnotherapist 7 років тому +7

    Anthony, thank you for being real. I appreciate speaking with you on the phone and giving me your time and recommendations. As a clinically-trained, certified hypnotherapist, I believe that helping people overcome their fears, phobias and blocks to success while increasing their confidence and self-esteem are among the richest treasures a good hypnotherapist can unlock in others to enrich their lives. Changing the world for the better, one life at a time, has been and always will be my goal. Thank you Anthony for all you do.

  • @lizimpey6338
    @lizimpey6338 4 роки тому +10

    I laughed from the beginning to the end. Watching adults getting hypnotised is way funnier than college kids. I’ll be watching this again and again....and....😴😴😴😴

  • @WorldsFastestHypnotist
    @WorldsFastestHypnotist 10 років тому +30

    Thank you for posting this! You are an outstanding presenter!

  • @GooseTheFlick
    @GooseTheFlick 10 років тому +34

    You have peaked my interest in hypnosis, I think I'm going to get into psychology. Thanks for the inspiration.

  • @Craze961
    @Craze961 9 років тому +80

    37:11 "I think Tim died!" XD

    • @summerlover2771
      @summerlover2771 5 років тому +2

      I laughed so hard

    • @terrrell7798
      @terrrell7798 3 роки тому +1

      @@summerlover2771 he couldn't be hypnotized so he faked it.

  • @AvengingFade
    @AvengingFade 4 роки тому +1

    This guy is a great public speaker if nothing else!

  • @maxinewoolston2296
    @maxinewoolston2296 5 років тому +2

    Anthony Galie you are awesome in everyway thank you

  • @atlanticx100
    @atlanticx100 2 роки тому +3

    Here in 2022, He still amazes me.

  • @wedjr97
    @wedjr97 Рік тому

    Although I didn’t know it at the time, I hypnotized myself into opening my first business.

  • @colemiller998
    @colemiller998 8 років тому +9

    Anthyony Galie is the type of guy who hypnotises bill clinton to tell a speech. This guy is so powerful....

  • @ghostdog2041
    @ghostdog2041 10 років тому +7

    I turned my volume up to hear the whispered suggestion around 1:08:30ish...
    Man, that hushed voice almost put ME under haha! If I had an hour long whispered hypnotic suggestion file, I'd probably be a mind slave haha!

  • @terrrell7798
    @terrrell7798 3 роки тому +2

    I've actually done stiff freezes (non-hypnotic) to remove people's depression, trauma and physical pain.

  • @discuss2130
    @discuss2130 10 років тому +2

    A great presentation. I've seen limited evidence of a few different trance states & this video seems to show certain similarities. But it's a bit hard to tell just by watching it. It looked kind of more authentic by comparison with some other videos here.

  • @arthurvin2937
    @arthurvin2937 10 років тому +37

    And that big guy became Sally forever?

    • @cretaceostrapulazza5918
      @cretaceostrapulazza5918 6 років тому +1

      loool

    • @EpicHighTimeShow
      @EpicHighTimeShow 5 років тому +3

      Nah he said "all the suggestions I've said today are removed." Before he made two more

    • @angryyoungman4389
      @angryyoungman4389 3 роки тому +1

      6 years later I called Sally and He appeared in front of me😂😂

    • @sonalpurohit5673
      @sonalpurohit5673 2 роки тому

      Not only is he Sally, but he's also cheering "Edwards Jones for me" for the rest of his life!

  • @neha_9708
    @neha_9708 7 років тому +4

    Satisfying to watch

  • @alainh7679
    @alainh7679 10 років тому

    Thanks very much Mr. Galie.

  • @TooMuchL0nG
    @TooMuchL0nG 9 років тому

    thank you for uploading all this videos man

  • @kevinshell4450
    @kevinshell4450 3 роки тому +1

    This was so cool!!!!

  • @mikeolinger6625
    @mikeolinger6625 3 роки тому

    Amazing performance. I would. Love to be trained by mr Galie. Can I order the cd to teach me. How do I order it?

  • @hypnoticwill
    @hypnoticwill 9 років тому +3

    this is nothing but the "will" of the hypnotist. "will" is the only real thing in all existence, the kernel of nature, accomplish through the human individual. further, the will manifests itself in hypnosis downright as the "thing-in-itself", we see the "principium individuationis" (space and time), which belongs to mere phenomenon, at once annulled: its limits which separate individuals from one another, are destroyed; space no longer separates hypnotist and subject; community of thoughts and of motions of the will appears; the state of clairvoyance overleaps the relations belonging to mere phenomenon and conditioned by time and space, such as proximity and distance, the present and the future.

  • @murdy1975
    @murdy1975 6 років тому +1

    I reccomend , the book "The Power of Your Subconscious Mind"~

  • @schang_lh
    @schang_lh 4 роки тому +2

    My favourite part was when he made them fall asleep to Alan's voice at the end and told Alan that he suggested them to respond to his voice the way they feel (though I'm sure he told them to sleep on Alan's voice) lol

  • @scottydogbigg2991
    @scottydogbigg2991 5 років тому +1

    Amazing stuff

  • @mgtowsrevenge3542
    @mgtowsrevenge3542 6 років тому +2

    Well, not complete. A lot of the induction was cut.

  • @abkmf
    @abkmf 9 років тому +4

    Hello Dr. Galie,
    How are you?
    Could you tell me at what university this presentation was given? I am using this video in the WORK CITED page of a book I am writing.
    By the way, I watched this video few times and learned things in psychology.
    Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

    • @AnthonyGalie
      @AnthonyGalie  9 років тому +4

      +Ab.K.F It was not a university. It was a corporate event held in Phoenix, Az.

    • @abkmf
      @abkmf 9 років тому

      +Anthony Galie
      I see. Thank you, Dr. Galie.

    • @CerealSalad
      @CerealSalad 5 років тому

      Ab.K.F non

  • @Sootytailpipes
    @Sootytailpipes 8 років тому +2

    Impressive skills

  • @murdy1975
    @murdy1975 6 років тому +3

    They actually have to cut the clip (28:05 wait untill 29:) so people watching on UA-cam wont get hypnotized!

  • @scienceofkaya9314
    @scienceofkaya9314 5 років тому +2

    28:35 start

  • @RAYZERNIMBUS
    @RAYZERNIMBUS 10 років тому +2

    Haha! I wish you could go to a school called Crystal Park School in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada! I WOULD LOVE TO GET HYPNOTISED!

  • @Stadtpark90
    @Stadtpark90 5 років тому

    I think the big guy and the small guy went the deepest / were the best subjects - seeing the big guy going cold and freezing at the mountain top was a sight to behold (56:32).
    The small guy was going deep, but unfortunately seemed to be somewhat picky with the suggestions he was able to follow - not really sure what went wrong with the thirst / mouth suggestion: might have done better with a suggestion that was not about feelings and body-picture but might have done better with the numbers or names game.
    The 2nd on the left obviously never went into trance (- negative hand drop test, negative steel bar from the shoulder). The 2nd from the right faked pretty much all of it, as his focus obviously was more on the woman than on the hypnotists voice and suggestions... (and who can blame him) - he couldn’t even remember what to fake, when he was supposed to have forgotten “seven”.
    There was only two or three good subjects here (- the first one seemed promising as well).
    There’s lots of videos on this channel with better groups / subjects. (The routine is always the same anyway, for very good reasons).

  • @chaudharirajendra45
    @chaudharirajendra45 9 років тому

    Hallo Dr. Galie.....How are you..... Sir could you tell me how can I learn this with your guidence....

  • @fiovious84
    @fiovious84 8 років тому

    Dear Dr. Galie I've been reading books & watching lots of videos about hypnosis & I try to hypnotized myself but it simply doesn't work. Can you tell me any others source, maybe like suggest any video for self-hypnosis?

  • @TheChaoticUnicorn
    @TheChaoticUnicorn 10 років тому +1

    Thanks! This is cool!

  • @ehmok6402
    @ehmok6402 8 років тому +4

    45:10 "now watch me whip"

  • @johnwest8126
    @johnwest8126 9 років тому +1

    "We waste huge swash of our otherwise productive day by thinking about what we should of done"... So this huge waste would be a byproduct of digital/cloud environment we are exposed to right? If so, would that imply that before the digital age, we had retained 70-80% of the attention/focus in the "here and now" other than in that "trance" state as you mentioned?
    So I am wondering if that "trance" state a good or bad thing? On an individual level, would a person before the digital age would be stronger than a digital age person?

    • @AnthonyGalie
      @AnthonyGalie  9 років тому +7

      John West John....thank you for your question. I have been pointing out the 70-30 split between being in a "conscious" versus "unconscious" state since the 1970's, well before digital became such a force in our lives. In fact, if you look at some of my other videos, that statement appears regularly and it is meant to demonstrate that what is called "hypnosis", is actually a very common state of mind. It is neither good, nor bad. Most people waste the time and some have learned that they can use it to help increase focus and improve productivity. Consciousness is not a continuous process, but rather a collection of frozen moments in time. So, to answer your question, no, people were not retaining 70% more before digital.
      My point concerning the digital age is that as information processing speed increased exponentially, and a panoply of digital devices (computers, smartphones, etc. ) were integrated into our lives, one result has been an alteration of attention spans resulting in a number of changes in behaviors, some positive (higher efficiency at many tasks) and some not so positive (perhaps ADD). I offered learning self-hypnosis as a technique for retaining focus, a way to cope with the new pressures inherent in the age, and other uses. It is too soon to see the all of the effects this new age we are living in will have on human consciousness, but I suspect we will muddle through it and come to a new norm, just like we did after the invention of the printing press and the steam engine, etc.. Technology has always brought disruption followed by a time that those before could not have imagined. I, for one, am looking forward to seeing it.

  • @goofy2062
    @goofy2062 8 років тому

    Dr Gailie, I see it. That's a big audience so there is some element to it but my mind won't accept it. A part of it at certain times of extreme stress believes it. How can I convince myself? How can I see, feel something tangible?

  • @plinkbottle
    @plinkbottle 4 роки тому +2

    Going to university is no longer reserved for the geniuses. .If the system allows a person the time to focus on one thing at a time, its well within the capability of Mr average...That's without going to the extremes of saying everybody will pass.

  • @fornaxa4853
    @fornaxa4853 10 років тому

    Thanks a lot! this is great stuff

  • @onlyfromadistance7326
    @onlyfromadistance7326 6 років тому

    Wonderful!!!

  • @amberhyde240
    @amberhyde240 6 років тому +8

    Better done to high schoolers their minds are better

  • @Jelly_Beanz02
    @Jelly_Beanz02 5 років тому

    I was watching this with a friend and now I can’t wake them up

  • @SuzyFeeney
    @SuzyFeeney 10 років тому

    At 41:4 the 'hypnotized' person smiled and shook their head. What does that say?

    • @AnthonyGalie
      @AnthonyGalie  9 років тому +11

      Suzy Feeney That they thought of something that made them smile. They are not robots. In fact, they are fully aware.

  • @richardantigha7492
    @richardantigha7492 8 років тому +1

    Is it possible to get hypnotised while watching a clip on youtube?

    • @Martarts
      @Martarts 8 років тому

      Yes. But will be a lot less effective. You cant do anything were he says the person im touching. Really only a few things will work. If you want to though there are many hypnosis clips designed for the viewer on youtube.

    • @richardantigha7492
      @richardantigha7492 8 років тому

      i'd love to believe you. Please post a few links for me to try them out. When i see results i'll believe it works...i want it to work...i hope it will work...but will it?

    • @Martarts
      @Martarts 8 років тому +2

      Richard Antigha Tbh its up to you. For me I find youtube hypnosis not as effective. But just search on youtube "Hypnosis for beginners self hypnosis" And you will find some videos

    • @megelizabeth9492
      @megelizabeth9492 7 років тому

      No more chance then a random person in the Audience does. At every show, their will always be at least a few people in a light trace in the audience, but generally it has to be directed to be really effective.
      Now, if you want to, they may be able to help you fall into a light trace state, which I find useful for inducing self-hypnosis.

    • @ck0024
      @ck0024 6 років тому

      Why not? I always get hypnotized whenever watch Mia Khalifa's videos.

  • @supermilkguy
    @supermilkguy 7 років тому +5

    Pete-- the big bald guy -- is hot as hell

  • @laboomy1000
    @laboomy1000 Рік тому

    At the end thought he didnt removed all the suggestions, did that guy still thinks his name is sally??

  • @LordQueezle
    @LordQueezle 9 років тому +2

    Hey Mr. Galie. I have been really really intrigued with you videos. You go for a more educational aspect then most other hypnotists I have seen. Anywho. I have been watching some of these videos ua-cam.com/users/UltraHypnosis and I don't doubt that I have been hypnotized by them. I get that calm relaxed feeling. But here is where I am not sure what is happening. Sometimes I pull myself out of that feeling and go back to "normal". And I can continue without any side effects from what ever video I was watching. On the other hand I can go through an entire video and get the desired result.
    So what is happening? Am I really being hypnotized or am I just sometimes hypnotized?
    Thanks for all the great videos by the way. Love 'em!

    • @Martarts
      @Martarts 8 років тому +2

      Your hypnotized as long as you want to be. You wont feel any different hypnotized vs unhypnotized except more relaxed. You are aware your in hypnosis and you can easily bring yourself out on demand. Seems like you question if you in trance and then you get out of it. One big misconception is that hypnosis is controlling you so you will feel different when your under. This is simply not true.

    • @LordQueezle
      @LordQueezle 8 років тому +1

      Martarts Nation That does help explain it. Thanks :)

  • @jimdavis3752
    @jimdavis3752 4 роки тому

    The guy second from the left thought he could go up and fake it, but his arm went down pretty quick lol

  • @sarathehypnotist7331
    @sarathehypnotist7331 10 років тому

    Brilliant - so slick

  • @ReeseKlemm
    @ReeseKlemm 6 років тому +1

    Dunder Mifflin Paper Co. is quaking,

  • @DevenAbhyankar
    @DevenAbhyankar 6 років тому

    Thank you Sir 🙏 🌷

  • @theukulelenicole1391
    @theukulelenicole1391 6 років тому

    34:34 starts The hipnosis

  • @mr.killer5440
    @mr.killer5440 8 років тому

    If you want to hypnotize someone that doesn't talk the same language of yours will it work?

    • @ProfessorJayTee
      @ProfessorJayTee 8 років тому +1

      They must understand what you are saying. Interpretation works, or if they speak a little and you stick to what they understand, it will work. However, you can do hypnosis without any language at all! Doesn't make for a very fun show, though.

  • @ivicamijatovic8647
    @ivicamijatovic8647 5 років тому

    best of the best

  • @JohnDoe-rw1ur
    @JohnDoe-rw1ur 10 років тому +13

    That one guy who broke out of the hypnosis. Lol

  • @arthurvin2937
    @arthurvin2937 10 років тому +1

    he is a great speaker but that finger test at 29:00 is bullshit, the weak muscles and the position of arms makes muscles getting tired very quickly, that's the reason why they move towards each other, and with closed eyes you don't know how much force you need to apply to keep those straight up. But I'm not denying anything, it's just bad example.

    • @DebbieTaylorpdx
      @DebbieTaylorpdx 9 років тому +4

      Arthur Vin Hi Arthur. I also do stage hypno, and yes, the finger test is not really hypnosis, but most people don't know that, and so it acts as a convincer. As you know, the placebo effect is very powerful. On stage we do a series of "tests" each with a specific intention. Good call.

    • @AnthonyGalie
      @AnthonyGalie  9 років тому +20

      Arthur Vin Arthur, In virtually every presentation I ever gave where I would use that example, I make a point of telling the audience that the finger test is not hypnosis....in fact, if you go to 31:00 in the video, you will hear me clearly say "In and of itself, that is not very hypnotic"....If I had enough time onstage, I would elaborate and explain why I do it and what it means. However, in many presentations, like this one, I was on a clock and just didn't have the time to elaborate. Still, I ALWAYS would tell the audience that the test was not "hypnotic", rather a metaphor for the connection between your mind and your body.

    • @neha_9708
      @neha_9708 7 років тому

      Arthur Vin no one understands

  • @gifirst1
    @gifirst1 9 років тому

    amazing

  • @danielrodriguez7068
    @danielrodriguez7068 6 років тому

    Hey Anthony. Great Presentation

  • @korpakukac
    @korpakukac 5 років тому +1

    Tim is great haha

  • @tsubakihana3007
    @tsubakihana3007 6 років тому

    If some pf them are not hypnotise then they should not pretend . I dont understand why they did ?

  • @reggierodriguez6546
    @reggierodriguez6546 9 років тому

    Tim is out with his eyes open., what does this means?

    • @ProfessorJayTee
      @ProfessorJayTee 8 років тому +2

      It means he is in hypnosis with his eyes open. No big deal, in my shows it happens if I suggest it; sometimes it happens even without a suggestion.

    • @reggierodriguez6546
      @reggierodriguez6546 8 років тому

      Thanks. I love you

  • @SatishKumar-ym2ck
    @SatishKumar-ym2ck 4 роки тому +1

    am I the only one who is watching in 2020 :P

  • @michaelorbom3066
    @michaelorbom3066 3 роки тому

    If this guy can use this technique, why isnt it that anyone can rule the state with hypnosis against our will? Do we consent to that?

  • @sarahwilson7983
    @sarahwilson7983 6 років тому +1

    I think I have a crush on Anthony Galie.

  • @SilentRoses
    @SilentRoses 5 років тому

    Hypnotize the national lottery to change your lottery ticket to a winner.

  • @solitudeguard1932
    @solitudeguard1932 9 років тому

    What actually happens when you tell them to sleep?

    • @ProfessorJayTee
      @ProfessorJayTee 8 років тому

      What happens is whatever they are expecting to happen. This is one reason that all hypnotists give the "pre-talk" or the discussion about hypnosis at the beginning. In a way, we are educating our audience and volunteers as to what they will/should do once they accept that they are in a "trance" (whatever that is) state.
      If I change my pre-talk, I can change their later behavior; it is that important.

  • @reaganbrooke8578
    @reaganbrooke8578 6 років тому +2

    Tim was scary 😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @terrrell7798
      @terrrell7798 3 роки тому +1

      he faked it.. he couldn't be hypnotized

  • @____1395
    @____1395 5 років тому

    THIS IS FUCKING CRAZY

  • @paulbraunstein2290
    @paulbraunstein2290 3 роки тому

    21:52

  • @loz911
    @loz911 4 роки тому

    PEOPLE GET MAD BECAUSE I USE ALL CAPS. I MAY SAY FOR EXAMPLE...MY CAT IS CUTE...THEY WILL ASK ME WHY I'M YELLING. I DONT HAVE A CAT, LOL. THEY DO NOT TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE ACTUAL WORDS SAID. WHY WOULD I BE YELLING MY CAT IS CUTE? I HAVE VISION PROBLEMS AND IT IS EASIER FOR ME TO SEE.

  • @murdy1975
    @murdy1975 6 років тому

    This guy is amazing, but is he rich? You would think so!

  • @heinseemann7070
    @heinseemann7070 11 місяців тому

    Lucky me to get rid of FB early.

  • @adeleservice9638
    @adeleservice9638 5 років тому

    So what is real.....??????

  • @tomastylecek7209
    @tomastylecek7209 5 років тому

    wow

  • @sonalpurohit5673
    @sonalpurohit5673 2 роки тому

    Whaaaat? He didn't fix the guy shouting "Edwards Jones for me" before leaving?? ....oh, is he going to be cheering Edwards Jones for the rest of his life 🙁

  • @jm5390
    @jm5390 8 років тому +5

    Looks at ID, says name is Sally. Lol

  • @trainervivek
    @trainervivek 10 років тому +3

    This is not Complete.............. @ 35 min you have cut the second test which I felt was imp to Make thia VDO complete
    REST YES IS GREAt

  • @freestuff9785
    @freestuff9785 7 місяців тому

    OK

  • @KANDI656
    @KANDI656 5 років тому +1

    XD my good that man was like dead hahaha soo funny

  • @hoivinio
    @hoivinio 9 років тому

    So sad that the one big goal of this vid is making 1 or 2 millions the next year.

  • @jivebunny3765
    @jivebunny3765 3 роки тому

    They're all faking it. The only woman up there was stooging very well, I'll give her that. The rest of them wern't even trying to cover up that it was all a load of crap.

  • @DrBiBeatz
    @DrBiBeatz 7 років тому

    431👍

  • @futureplaces1
    @futureplaces1 10 років тому

    icloud

  • @michaelorbom3066
    @michaelorbom3066 3 роки тому

    And con artists at grand scales

  • @ToadrixAce
    @ToadrixAce 10 років тому

    The brain does way more than 5 operations, millions a second

    • @cocon16_PW
      @cocon16_PW 10 років тому +9

      He didn't say that the brain does only one operation. What he did say is that you can only be focused on doing one thing, which is completely different.

  • @WulfAlpha
    @WulfAlpha 10 років тому

    i don't know.. seems kind of fake.. like they are cooperating with the show. how can you just make a person drop to a trance simply by just jerking his hand. and that second guy from the left seems to have kind of given it away always looking and everything. even when you put him back to sleep his arm didn't go rigid .. i don't know. i'd love to believe there's really a way a person could tap into his subconsciousness and turn his entire reality around but i'm still a little skeptic about it. it just seems too easy to be true, what you did there anthony

    • @WulfAlpha
      @WulfAlpha 10 років тому

      also the third guy from the left, the one in the light brown suit, is totally making a fake laugh. could be it's just the way he laughs but it really looks like he's over doing it what with all the hand gestures and all

    • @JohnDoe-rw1ur
      @JohnDoe-rw1ur 10 років тому +1

      The Second Guy "broke" out of the hypnosis

    • @ProfessorJayTee
      @ProfessorJayTee 8 років тому +3

      I'll give you a hint--it always looks fake... and yet they are still in hypnosis as long as they continue to comply with suggestions.
      Even people who are hypnotized sometimes deny it later, and come up with many, many rationalizations to explain why they followed suggestions. That's what the conscious mind does--it always rationalizes what the unconscious did, and tries to take credit for it.

    • @jivebunny3765
      @jivebunny3765 3 роки тому

      I've seen a few of Gaile's stage shows on here. He often uses very obvious stooges, and never sends back anyone he's not hypnotized because it would show him up, so he often has over half his volunteers faking it. Some of them do it very well, some don't.

  • @xliquidflames
    @xliquidflames 4 роки тому

    Ok, he claims to be a psychologist, fine. So he's not a computer scientist. So he doesn't understand a computer only does one thing at a time, also. Well, now there are multi core professors that can handle 4, 8, 16 cores of info at once. But when this was made I don't think even dual core was out yet. An OS might be running 8 programs on the screen at once but only one thing at a time is being handled by the processor. It gives the illusion of multitasking by switching between them very quickly. And the whole bit about not remember your drive to work? As a psychologist he should know that's called automation and it's perfectly normal. It happens when we drive, shower, eat, any mundane task we do all the time can happen during automation. It's normal and has nothing to do with being aloof. No one ever says lol out loud in normal conversation. It's shorthand. We abbreviated things long before computers. Oh my God cloud computing is not ...ugh. nevermind. I thought he was going to say quantum computing but he went with cloud. /Sigh cloud computing is NOTHING like a hologram. This guy has no idea what he's talking about. He sounds like a grandpa in the 60s talking about TV, "that thing will rot your brain!" Or a grandpa in the 90s talking about video games.

  • @jrpvenous
    @jrpvenous 10 років тому +3

    i bet 10000000 dollars this is fake.... Are you a betting person?

    • @airborne486
      @airborne486 9 років тому +5

      Are we assuming in this bet that the world works the way you believe or the way it actually works?

    • @jrpvenous
      @jrpvenous 9 років тому

      airborne486 Are you telling me that this can really happen ?

    • @airborne486
      @airborne486 9 років тому +3

      John Papadopoulos yes absolutely when you understand how the brain works and how focus works, under the right conditions this is a powerful tool that anyone can learn to use. Let me give you an example, have you ever had a dream so powerful that it moved you towards achieving it no matter the cost as if being pulled and pushed, or have you ever been doing some sort of repetitive task that you've done a million times and you really get bored and you start thinking about things and come to realize that your done, well guess what, you've successfully hypnotized yourself into completing that task and you knew at anytime you could stop, same kinda concept but in a stage production so a little different but I hope that this can at least kinda help you make sense of this for yourself because as I had said it is definitely worth checking out, and I think you came here anyways because of a curiosity on the subject and if you want to actually try it, Im your guy, just know it'll be different yet familiar to you and to conceptualize at first is strange I agree, I had to do the same thing, but after a while the world just works better, in your favor too because your using all the natural tools you have been given and understand it better, anyone can do this, and so can you that is of course if you want to, can't make a horse drink and what not, even if their dying of thirst. Hey thank you and have a great day!

    • @reaganbrooke8578
      @reaganbrooke8578 6 років тому

      John Papadopoulos you would lose that money 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @NegreirosLucas
    @NegreirosLucas 7 років тому

    Amazing