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SUBJECT: INFO ON MIND CONTROL FILE: UFO1863
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PART 2
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(word processor parameters LM=8, RM=75, TM=2, BM=2)
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Taken from KeelyNet BBS (214) 324-3501
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Sponsored by Vangard Sciences
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THE BATTLE FOR YOUR MIND
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by Dick Sutphen -- 22.2 KB
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Persuasion & Brainwashing Techniques
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Being Used On The Public Today courtesy of Double
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Helix at 212-865-7043
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SUMMARY OF CONTENTS
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The Birth of Conversion/Brainwashing in Christian Revivalism in
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1735. The Pavlovian explanation of the three brain phases.
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Born-again preachers:
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Step-by-Step, how they conduct a revival and the expected
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physiological results. The "voice roll" technique used by
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preachers, lawyers and hypnotists.
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New trance-inducing churches. The 6 steps to conversion.
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The Decognition Process.
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Thought-stopping techniques. The "sell it by zealot" technique.
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True believers and mass movements.
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Persuasion techniques: "Yes set," "Imbedded Commands," "Shock
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and Confusion," and the "Interspersal Technique."
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Subliminals. Vibrato and ELF waves. Inducing trance with
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vibrational sound.
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Even professional observers will be "possessed" at charismatic
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gatherings. The "only hope" technique to attend and not be
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converted is through the use of the non-detectable Neurophone to
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program through the skin. This is the medium for mass take-over.
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I'm Dick Sutphen and this tape is a studio-recorded, expanded
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version of a talk I delivered at the World Congress of Professional
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Hypnotists Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Although the tape carries a copyright to protect it from
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unlawful duplication for sale by other companies, in this case, I
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invite individuals to make copies and give them to friends or anyone
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in a position to communicate this information.
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Although I've been interviewed about the subject on many local
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and regional radio and TV talk shows, large-scale mass communication
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appears to be blocked, since it could result in suspicion or
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investigation of the very media presenting it or the sponsors that
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support the media.
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Some government agencies do not want this information generally
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known. Nor do the Born-Again Christian movement, cults, and many
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human-potential trainings.
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Everything I will relate only exposes the surface of the
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problem. I don't know how the misuse of these techniques can be
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stopped. I don't think it is possible to legislate against that
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which often cannot be detected; and if those who legislate are using
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these techniques, there is little hope of affecting laws to govern
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usage. I do know that the first step to initiate change is to
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generate interest. In this case, that will probably only result from
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an underground effort.
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In talking about this subject, I am talking about my own
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business. I know it, and I know how effective it can be. I produce
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hypnosis and subliminal tapes and, in some of my seminars, I use
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conversion tactics to assist participants to become independent and
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self-sufficient. But, anytime I use these techniques, I point out
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that I am using them, and those attending have a choice to
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participate or not. They also know what the desired result of
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participation will be.
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So, to begin, I want to state the most basic of all facts about
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brainwashing:
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IN THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF MAN, NO ONE HAS EVER BEEN
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BRAINWASHED AND REALIZED, OR BELIEVED, THAT HE HAD BEEN
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BRAINWASHED.
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Those who have been brainwashed will usually passionately defend
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their manipulators, claiming they have simply been "shown the light"
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. . . or have been transformed in miraculous ways.
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The Birth of Conversion
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CONVERSION is a "nice" word for BRAINWASHING . . . and any study
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of brainwashing has to begin with a study of Christian revivalism in
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eighteenth century America.
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Apparently, Jonathan Edwards accidentally discovered the
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techniques during a religious crusade in 1735 in Northampton,
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Massachusetts. By inducing guilt and acute apprehension and by
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increasing the tension, the "sinners" attending his revival meetings
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would break down and completely submit.
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Technically, what Edwards was doing was creating conditions that
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wipe the brain slate clean so that the mind accepts new programming.
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The problem was that the new input was negative. He would tell
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them, "You're a sinner! You're destined for hell!"
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As a result, one person committed suicide and another attempted
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suicide. And the neighbors of the suicidal converts related that
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they, too, were affected so deeply that, although they had found
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"eternal salvation," they were obsessed with a diabolical temptation
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to end their own lives.
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Once a preacher, cult leader, manipulator or authority figure
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creates the brain phase to wipe the brain-slate clean, his subjects
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are wide open.
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New input, in the form of suggestion, can be substituted for
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their previous ideas. Because Edwards didn't turn his message
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positive until the end of the revival, many accepted the negative
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suggestions and acted, or desired to act, upon them.
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Charles J. Finney was another Christian revivalist who used the
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same techniques four years later in mass religious conversions in
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New York. The techniques are still being used today by Christian
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revivalists, cults, human-potential trainings, some business
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rallies, and the United States Armed Services . . . to name just a
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few.
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Let me point out here that I don't think most revivalist
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preachers realize or know they are using brainwashing techniques.
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Edwards simply stumbled upon a technique that really worked, and
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others copied it and have continued to copy it for over two hundred
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years. And the more sophisticated our knowledge and technology
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become, the more effective the conversion.
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I feel strongly that this is one of the major reasons for the
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increasing rise in Christian fundamentalism, especially the
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televised variety, while most of the orthodox religions are
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declining.
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The Three Brain Phases
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The Christians may have been the first to successfully formulate
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brainwashing, but we have to look to Pavlov, the Russian scientist,
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for a technical explanation.
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In the early 1900s, his work with animals opened the door to
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further investigations with humans. After the revolution in Russia,
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Lenin was quick to see the potential of applying Pavlov's research
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to his own ends.
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Three distinct and progressive states of transmarginal
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inhibition were identified by Pavlov.
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The first is the EQUIVALENT phase,
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in which the brain gives the same response to both
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strong and weak stimuli.
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The second is the PARADOXICAL phase,
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in which the brain responds more actively to weak
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stimuli than to strong.
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And the third is the ULTRA-PARADOXICAL phase,
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in which conditioned responses and behavior patterns
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turn from positive to negative or from negative to
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positive.
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With the progression through each phase, the degree of
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conversion becomes more effective and complete. The ways to achieve
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conversion are many and varied, but the usual first step in
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religious or political brainwashing is to work on the emotions of an
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individual or group until they reach an abnormal level of anger,
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fear, exitement, or nervous tension.
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The progressive result of this mental condition is to impair
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judgement and increase suggestibility. The more this condition can
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be maintained or intensified, the more it compounds.
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Once catharsis, or the first brain phase, is reached, the
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complete mental takeover becomes easier. Existing mental programming
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can be replaced with new patterns of thinking and behavior.
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Other often-used physiological weapons to modify normal brain
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functions are fasting, radical or high sugar diets, physical
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discomforts, regulation of breathing, mantra chanting in meditation,
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the disclosure of awesome mysteries, special lighting and sound
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effects, programmed response to incense, or intoxicating drugs.
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The same results can be obtained in contemporary psychiatric
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treatment by electric shock treatments and even by purposely
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lowering a person's blood sugar level with insulin injections.
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Before I talk about exactly how some of the techniques are
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applied, I want to point out that hypnosis and conversion tactics
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are two distinctly different things--and that conversion techniques
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are far more powerful. However, the two are often mixed . . . with
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powerful results.
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How Revivalist Preachers Work
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If you'd like to see a revivalist preacher at work, there are
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probably several in your city. Go to the church or tent early and
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sit in the rear, about three-quarters of the way back.
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Most likely repetitive music will be played while the people
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come in for the service.
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A repetitive beat, ideally ranging from 45 to 72 beats per
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minute (a rhythm close to the beat of the human heart), is very
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hypnotic and can generate an eyes-open altered state of
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consciousness in a very high percentage of people.
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And, once you are in an alpha state, you are at least 25 times
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as suggestible as you would be in full beta consciousness.
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The music is probably the same for every service, or
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incorporates the same beat, and many of the people will go into an
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altered state almost immediately upon entering the sanctuary.
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Subconsciously, they recall their state of mind from previous
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services and respond according to the post-hypnotic programming.
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Watch the people waiting for the service to begin.
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Many will exhibit external signs of trance--body relaxation and
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slightly dilated eyes. Often, they begin swaying back and forth
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with their hands in the air while sitting in their chairs.
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Next, the assistant pastor will probably come out. He usually
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speaks with a pretty good "voice roll."
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Voice Roll Technique
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A "voice roll" is a patterned, paced style used by hypnotists
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when inducing a trance. It is also used by many lawyers, several of
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whom are highly trained hypnotists, when they desire to entrench a
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point firmly in the minds of the jurors.
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A voice roll can sound as if the speaker were talking to the
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beat of a metronome or it may sound as though he were emphasizing
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every word in a monotonous, patterned style.
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The words will usually be delivered at the rate of 45 to 60
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beats per minute, maximizing the hypnotic effect.
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Now the assistant pastor begins the "build-up" process. He
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induces an altered state of consciousness and/or begins to generate
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the excitement and the expectations of the audience.
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Next, a group of young women in "sweet and pure" chiffon dresses
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might come out to sing a song. Gospel songs are great for building
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excitement and INVOLVEMENT.
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In the middle of the song, one of the girls might be "smitten by
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the spirit" and fall down or react as if possessed by the Holy
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Spirit. This very effectively increases the intensity in the room.
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At this point, hypnosis and conversion tactics are being mixed.
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And the result is the audience's attention span is now totally
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focused upon the communication while the environment becomes more
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exciting or tense.
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Right about this time, when an eyes-open mass-induced alpha
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mental state has been achieved, they will usually pass the
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collection plate or basket.
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In the background, a 45-beat-per-minute voice roll from the
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assistant preacher might exhort, "Give to God . . . Give to God . .
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. Give to God . . ." And the audience does give. God may not get
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the money, but his already wealthy representative will.
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Next, the fire-and-brimstone preacher will come out. He induces
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fear and increases the tension by talking about "the devil," "going
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to hell," or the forthcoming Armegeddon.
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In the last such rally I attended, the preacher talked about the
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blood that would soon be running out of every faucet in the land.
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He was also obsessed with a "bloody axe of God," which everyone
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had seen hanging above the pulpit the previous week.
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I have no doubt that everyone saw it -- the power of suggestion
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given to hundreds of people in hypnosis assures that at least 10 to
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25 percent would see whatever he suggested they see.
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In most revivalist gatherings, "testifying" or "witnessing"
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usually follows the fear-based sermon. People from the audience
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come up on stage and relate their stories.
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"I was crippled and now I can walk!"
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"I had arthritis and now it's gone!"
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It is a psychological manipulation that works. After listening
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to numerous case histories of miraculous healings, the average guy
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in the audience with a minor problem is sure he can be healed.
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The room is charged with fear, guilt, intense excitement, and
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expectations.
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Now those who want to be healed are frequently lined up around
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the edge of the room, or they are told to come down to the front.
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The preacher might touch them on the head firmly and scream, "Be
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healed!" This releases the psychic energy and, for many, catharsis
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results.
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Catharsis is a purging of repressed emotions. Individuals might
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cry, fall down or even go into spasms. And if catharsis is
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effected, they stand a chance of being healed.
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In catharsis (one of the three brain phases mentioned earlier),
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the brain-slate is temporarily wiped clean and the new suggestion is
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accepted.
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For some, the healing may be permanent. For many, it will last
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four days to a week, which is, incidentally, how long a hypnotic
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suggestion given to a somnambulistic subject will usually last.
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Even if the healing doesn't last, if they come back every week,
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the power of suggestion may continually override the problem . . .
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or sometimes, sadly, it can mask a physical problem which could
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prove to be very detrimental to the individual in the long run.
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I'm not saying that legitimate healings do not take place. They
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do. Maybe the individual was ready to let go of the negativity
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that caused the problem in the first place; maybe it was the work of
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God. Yet I contend that it can be explained with existing knowledge
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of brain/mind function.
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The techniques and staging will vary from church to church.
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Many use "speaking in tongues" to generate catharsis in some while
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the spectacle creates intense excitement in the observers.
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The use of hypnotic techniques by religions is sophisticated,
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and professionals are assuring that they become even more effective.
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A man in Los Angeles is designing, building, and reworking a lot
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of churches around the country. He tells ministers what they need
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and how to use it.
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This man's track record indicates that the congregation and the
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monetary income will double if the minister follows his
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instructions.
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He admits that about 80 percent of his efforts are in the sound
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system and lighting.
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Powerful sound and the proper use of lighting are of primary
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importance in inducing an altered state of consciousnes -- I've been
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using them for years in my own seminars. However, my participants
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are fully aware of the process and what they can expect as a result
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of their participation.
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Six Conversion Techniques
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Cults and human-potential organizations are always looking for
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new converts. To attain them, they must also create a brain-phase.
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And they often need to do it within a short space of time -- a
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weekend, or maybe even a day. The following are the six primary
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techniques used to generate the conversion.
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The meeting or training takes place in an area where
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participants are cut off from the outside world. This may be any
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place: a private home, a remote or rural setting, or even a hotel
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ballroom where the participants are allowed only limited bathroom
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usage.
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In human-potential trainings, the controllers will give a
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lengthy talk about the importance of "keeping agreements" in life.
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The participants are told that if they don't keep agreements,
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their life will never work. It's a good idea to keep agreements,
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but the controllers are subverting a positive human value for
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selfish purposes.
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The participants vow to themselves and their trainer that they
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will keep their agreements. Anyone who does not will be intimidated
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into agreement or forced to leave.
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The next step is to agree to complete training, thus assuring a
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high percentage of conversions for the organizations. They will
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USUALLY have to agree not to take drugs, smoke, and sometimes not to
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eat . . . or they are given such short meal breaks that it creates
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tension.
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The real reason for the agreements is to alter internal
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chemistry, which generates anxiety and hopefully causes at least a
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slight malfunction of the nervous system, which in turn increases
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the conversion potential.
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Before the gathering is complete, the agreements will be used to
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ensure that the new converts go out and find new participants. They
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are intimidated into agreeing to do so before they leave.
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Since the importance of keeping agreements is so high on their
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priority list, the converts will twist the arms of everyone they
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know, attempting to talk them into attending a free introductory
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session offered at a future date by the organization.
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The new converts are zealots. In fact, the inside term for
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merchandising the largest and most successful human-potential
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training is, "sell it by zealot!"
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At least a million people are graduates and a good percentage
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have been left with a mental activation button that assures their
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future loyalty and assistance if the guru figure or organization
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calls.
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Think about the potential political implications of hundreds of
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thousands of zealots programmed to campaign for their guru.
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Be wary of an organization of this type that offers follow-up
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sessions after the seminar. Follow-up sessions might be weekly
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meetings or inexpensive seminars given on a regular basis which the
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organization will attempt to talk you into taking--or any regularly
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scheduled event used to maintain control.
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As the early Christian revivalists found, long-term control is
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dependent upon a good follow-up system.
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Alright. Now, let's look at the second tip-off that indicates
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conversion tactics are being used. A schedule is maintained that
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causes physical and mental fatigue. This is primarily accomplished
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by long hours in which the participants are given no opportunity for
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relaxation or reflection.
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The third tip-off: techniques used to increase the tension in
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the room or environment.
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Number four: Uncertainty. I could spend hours relating various
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techniques to increase tension and generate uncertainty.
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Basically, the participants are concerned about being "put on
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the spot" or encountered by the trainers, guilt feelings are played
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upon, participants are tempted to verbally relate their innermost
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secrets to the other participants or forced to take part in
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activities that emphasize removing their masks.
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One of the most successful human-potential seminars forces the
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participants to stand on a stage in front of the entire audience
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while being verbally attacked by the trainers.
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A public opinion poll, conducted a few years ago, showed that
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the number one most-fearful situation an individual could encounter
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is to speak to an audience. It ranked above window washing outside
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the 85th floor of an office building.
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So you can imagine the fear and tension this situation generates
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within the participants. Many faint, but most cope with the stress
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by mentally going away.
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They literally go into an alpha state, which automatically makes
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them many times as suggestible as they normally are. And another
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loop of the downward spiral into conversion is successfully
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effected.
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The fifth clue that conversion tactics are being used is the
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introduction of jargon -- new terms that have meaning only to the
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"insiders" who participate.
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Vicious language is also frequently used, purposely, to make
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participants uncomfortable.
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The final tip-off is that there is no humor in the
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communications . . . at least until the participants are converted.
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Then, merry-making and humor are highly desirable as symbols of
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the new joy the participants have supposedly "found."
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I'm not saying that good does not result from participation in
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such gatherings. It can and does. But I contend it is important
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for people to know what has happened and to be aware that continual
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involvement may not be in their best interest.
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Over the years, I've conducted professional seminars to teach
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people to be hypnotists, trainers, and counselors. I've had many of
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those who conduct trainings and rallies come to me and say, "I'm
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here because I know that what I'm doing works, but I don't know
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why."
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After showing them how and why, many have gotten out of the
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business or have decided to approach it differently or in a much
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more loving and supportive manner.
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Many of these trainers have become personal friends, and it
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scares us all to have experienced the power of one person with a
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microphone and a room full of people.
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Add a little charisma and you can count on a high percentage of
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conversions. The sad truth is that a high percentage of people want
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to give away their power--they are true "believers"!
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Cult gatherings or human-potential trainings are an ideal
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environment to observe first-hand what is technically called the
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"Stockholm Syndrome." This is a situation in which those who are
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intimidated, controlled, or made to suffer, begin to love, admire,
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and even sometimes sexually desire their controllers or captors.
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But let me inject a word of warning here: If you think you can
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attend such gatherings and not be affected, you are probably wrong.
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A perfect example is the case of a woman who went to Haiti on a
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Guggenheim Fellowship to study Haitian Voodoo. In her report, she
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related how the music eventually induced uncontrollable bodily
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movement and an altered state of consciousness.
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Although she understood the process and thought herself above
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it, when she began to feel herself become vulnerable to the music,
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she attempted to fight it and turned away.
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Anger or resistance almost always assures conversion. A few
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moments later she was possessed by the music and began dancing in a
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trance around the Voodoo meeting house.
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A brain phase had been induced by the music and excitement, and
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she awoke feeling reborn. The only hope of attending such
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gatherings without being affected is to be a Buddha and allow no
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positive or negative emotions to surface. Few people are capable of
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such detachment.
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Before I go on, let's go back to the six tip-offs to conversion.
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I want to mention the United States Government and military boot
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camp. The Marine Corps talks about breaking men down before
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"rebuilding" them as new men--as marines!
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Well, that is exactly what they do, the same way a cult breaks
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its people down and rebuilds them as happy flower sellers on your
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local street corner.
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Every one of the six conversion techniques are used in boot
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camp. Considering the needs of the military, I'm not making a
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judgement as to whether that is good or bad.
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IT IS A FACT that the men are effectively brainwashed. Those
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who won't submit must be discharged or spend much of their time in
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the brig.
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Decognition Process
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Once the initial conversion is effected, cults, armed services,
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and similar groups cannot have cynicism among their members. Members
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must respond to commands and do as they are told, otherwise they are
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dangerous to the organizational control.
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This is normally accomplished as a three-step Decognition Process :
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Step One is ALERTNESS REDUCTION:
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The controllers cause the nervous system to malfunction,
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making it difficult to distinguish between fantasy and
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reality.
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This can be accomplished in several ways. POOR DIET is one;
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watch out for Brownies and Koolaid. The sugar throws the
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nervous system off.
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More subtle is the "SPIRITUAL DIET" used by many cults. They
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eat only vegetables and fruits; without the grounding of
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grains, nuts, seeds, dairy products, fish or meat, an
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individual becomes mentally "spacey."
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INADEQUATE SLEEP is another primary way to reduce alertness,
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especially when combined with long hours of work or intense
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physical activity. Also, being bombarded with intense and
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unique experiences achieves the same result.
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Step Two is PROGRAMMED CONFUSION:
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You are mentally assaulted while your alertness is being
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reduced as in Step One.
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This is accomplished with a deluge of new information,
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lectures, discussion groups, encounters or one-to-one
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processing, which usually amounts to the controller
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bombarding the individual with questions.
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During this phase of decognition, reality and illusion often
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merge and perverted logic is likely to be accepted.
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Step Three is THOUGHT STOPPING:
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Techniques are used to cause the mind to go "flat."
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These are altered-state-of-consciousness techniques that
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initially induce calmness by giving the mind something
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simple to deal with and focusing awareness.
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The continued use brings on a feeling of elation and
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eventually hallucination.
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The result is the reduction of thought and eventually, if
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used long enough, the cessation of all thought and
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withdrawal from everyone and everything except that which
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the controllers direct. The takeover is then complete.
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It is important to be aware that when members or
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participants are instructed to use "thought-stopping"
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techniques, they are told that they will benefit by so
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doing: they will become "better soldiers" or "find
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enlightenment."
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There are three primary techniques used for thought stopping.
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The first is MARCHING: the thump, thump, thump beat literally
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generates self-hypnosis and thus great susceptibility to suggestion.
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The second thought stopping technique is MEDITATION. If you
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spend an hour to an hour and a half a day in meditation, after a few
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weeks, there is a great probability that you will not return to full
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beta consciousness. You will remain in a fixed state of alpha for as
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long as you continue to meditate. I'm not saying this is bad -- if
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you do it yourself. It may be very beneficial. But it is a fact that
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you are causing your mind to go flat.
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I've worked with meditators on an EEG machine and the results
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are conclusive: the more you meditate, the flatter your mind becomes
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until, eventually and especially if used to excess or in combination
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with decognition, all thought ceases.
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Some spiritual groups see this as nirvana -- which is bullshit.
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It is simply a predictable physiological result. And if heaven on
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earth is non-thinking and non-involvement, I really question why we
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are here.
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The third thought-stopping technique is CHANTING, and often
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chanting in meditation. "Speaking in tongues" could also be included
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in this category.
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All three-stopping techniques produce an altered state of
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consciousness. This may be very good if YOU are controlling the
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process, for you also control the input.
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I personally use at least one self-hypnosis programming session
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every day and I know how beneficial it is for me. But you need to
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know if you use these techniques to the degree of remaining
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continually in alpha that, although you'll be very mellow, you'll
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also be more suggestible.
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True Believers & Mass Movements
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Before ending this section on conversion, I want to talk about
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the people who are most susceptible to it and about Mass Movements.
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I am convinced that at least a third of the population is what
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Eric Hoffer calls "true believers." They are joiners and followers
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. . . people who want to give away their power. They look for
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answers, meaning, and enlightenment outside themselves.
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Hoffer, who wrote THE TRUE BELIEVER, a classic on mass
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movements, says, "true believers are not intent on bolstering and
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advancing a cherished self, but are those craving to be rid of
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unwanted self. They are followers, not because of a desire for
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self-advancement, but because it can satisfy their passion for self-
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renunciation!" Hoffer also says that true believers "are eternally
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incomplete and eternally insecure"!
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I know this from my own experience. In my years of communicating
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concepts and conducting trainings, I have run into them again and
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again. All I can do is attempt to show them that the only thing to
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seek is the True Self within. Their personal answers are to be
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found there and there alone.
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I communicate that the basics of spirituality are self-
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responsibility and self-actualization. But most of the true
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believers just tell me that I'm not spiritual and go looking for
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someone who will give them the dogma and structure they desire.
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Never underestimate the potential danger of these people. They
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can easily be molded into fanatics who will gladly work and die for
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their holy cause. It is a substitute for their lost faith in
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themselves and offers them as a substitute for individual hope.
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The Moral Majority is made up of true believers. All cults are
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composed of true believers. You'll find them in politics, churches,
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businesses, and social cause groups. They are the fanatics in these
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organizations.
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Mass Movements will usually have a charismatic leader. The
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followers want to convert others to their way of living or impose a
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new way of life -- if necessary, by legislating laws forcing others
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to their view, as evidenced by the activities of the Moral Majority.
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This means enforcement by guns or punishment, for that is the
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bottomline in law enforcement.
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A common hatred, enemy, or devil is essential to the success of
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a mass movement.
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The Born-Again Christians have Satan himself, but that isn't
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enough -- they've added the occult, the New Age thinkers and,
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lately, all those who oppose their integration of church and
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politics, as evidenced in their political re-election campaigns
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against those who oppose their views.
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In revolutions, the devil is usually the ruling power or
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aristocracy. Some human-potential movements are far too clever to
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ask their graduates to join anything, thus labeling themselves as a
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cult -- but, if you look closely, you'll find that their devil is
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anyone and everyone who hasn't taken their training.
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There are mass movements without devils but they seldom attain
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major status. The True Believers are mentally unbalanced or
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insecure people, or those without hope or friends.
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People don't look for allies when they love, but they do when
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they hate or become obsessed with a cause. And those who desire a
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new life and a new order feel the old ways must be eliminated before
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the new order can be built.
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Persuasion Techniques
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Persuasion isn't technically brainwashing but it is the
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manipulation of the human mind by another individual, without the
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manipulated party being aware what caused his opinion shift.
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I only have time to very basically introduce you to a few of the
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thousands of techniques in use today, but the basis of persuasion is
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always to access your RIGHT BRAIN.
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The left half of your brain is analytical and rational. The
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right side is creative and imaginative.
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That is overly simplified but it makes my point. So, the idea
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is to distract the left brain and keep it busy.
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Ideally, the persuader generates an eyes-open altered state of
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|
consciousness, causing you to shift from beta awareness into alpha;
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|
this can be measured on an EEG machine.
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First, let me give you an example of distracting the left
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brain. Politicians use these powerful techniques all the time;
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lawyers use many variations which, I've been told, they call
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"tightening the noose."
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Assume for a moment that you are watching a politician give a
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|
speech. First, he might generate what is called a "YES SET." These
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are statements that will cause listeners to agree; they might even
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unknowingly nod their heads in agreement. Next come the TRUISMS.
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These are usually facts that could be debated but, once the
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politician has his audience agreeing, the odds are in the
|
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politician's favor that the audience won't stop to think for
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themselves, thus continuing to agree. Last comes the SUGGESTION.
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This is what the politician wants you to do and, since you have
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been agreeing all along, you could be persuaded to accept the
|
|
suggestion. Now, if you'll listen closely to my political speech,
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you'll find that the first three are the "yes set," the next three
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are truisms and the last is the suggestion.
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"Ladies and gentlemen: are you angry about high food prices? Are
|
|
you tired of astronomical gas prices? Are you sick of out-of-control
|
|
inflation? Well, you know the Other Party allowed 18 percent
|
|
inflation last year; you know crime has increased 50 percent
|
|
nationwide in the last 12 months, and you know your paycheck hardly
|
|
covers your expenses any more. Well, the answer to resolving these
|
|
problems is to elect me, John Jones, to the U.S. Senate."
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And I think you've heard all that before. But you might also
|
|
watch for what are called Imbedded Commands. As an example: On key
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|
words, the speaker would make a gesture with his left hand, which
|
|
research has shown is more apt to access your right brain.
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Today's media-oriented politicians and spellbinders are often
|
|
carefully trained by a whole new breed of specialist who are using
|
|
every trick in the book -- both old and new -- to manipulate you
|
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into accepting their candidate.
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The concepts and techniques of Neuro-Linguistics are so heavily
|
|
protected that I found out the hard way that to even talk about them
|
|
publicly or in print results in threatened legal action. Yet Neuro-
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|
Linguistic training is readily available to anyone willing to devote
|
|
the time and pay the price. It is some of the most subtle and
|
|
powerful manipulation I have yet been exposed to.
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|
A good friend who recently attended a two-week seminar on Neuro-
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|
Linguistics found that many of those she talked to during the breaks
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were government people.
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Another technique that I'm just learning about is unbelievably
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|
slippery; it is called an INTERSPERSAL TECHNIQUE and the idea is to
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say one thing with words but plant a subconscious impression of
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|
something else in the minds of the listeners and/or watchers.
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Let me give you an example: Assume you are watching a television
|
|
commentator make the following statement: SENATOR JOHNSON is
|
|
assisting local authorities to clear up the stupid mistakes of
|
|
companies contributing to the nuclear waste problems."
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|
It sounds like a statement of fact, but, if the speaker
|
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emphasizes the right word, and especially if he makes the proper
|
|
hand gestures on the key words, you could be left with the
|
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subconscious impression that Senator Johnson is stupid. That was the
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subliminal goal of the statement and the speaker cannot be called to
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account for anything.
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Persuasion techniques are also frequently used on a much smaller
|
|
scale with just as much effectiveness. The insurance salesman knows
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his pitch is likely to be much more effective if he can get you to
|
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visualize something in your mind. This is right-brain communication.
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For instance, he might pause in his conversation, look slowly
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|
around your livingroom and say, "Can you just imagine this beautiful
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home burning to the ground?" Of course you can! It is one of your
|
|
unconscious fears and, when he forces you to visualize it, you are
|
|
more likely to be manipulated into signing his insurance policy.
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The Hare Krishnas, operating in every airport, use what I call
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SHOCK AND CONFUSION techniques to distract the left brain and
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communicate directly with the right brain.
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While waiting for a plane, I once watched one operate for over
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an hour. He had a technique of almost jumping in front of someone.
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Initially, his voice was loud then dropped as he made his pitch to
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take a book and contribute money to the cause.
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Usually, when people are shocked, they immediately withdraw. In
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this case they were shocked by the strange appearance, sudden
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materialization and loud voice of the Hare Krishna devotee. In
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other words, the people went into an alpha state for security
|
|
because they didn't want to confront the reality before them.
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In alpha, they were highly suggestible so they responded to the
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suggestion of taking the book; the moment they took the book, they
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felt guilty and responded to the second suggestion: give money.
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We are all conditioned that if someone gives us something, we
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have to give them something in return--in that case, it was money.
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While watching this hustler, I was close enough to notice that many
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of the people he stopped exhibited an outward sign of alpha--their
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eyes were actually dilated.
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Subliminal Programming
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Subliminals are hidden suggestions that only your subconscious
|
|
perceives. They can be audio, hidden behind music, or visual,
|
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airbrushed into a picture, flashed on a screen so fast that you
|
|
don't consciously see them, or cleverly incorporated into a picture
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or design.
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Most audio subliminal reprogramming tapes offer verbal
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suggestions recorded at a low volume. I question the efficacy of
|
|
this technique -- if subliminals are not perceptible, they cannot be
|
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effective, and subliminals recorded below the audible threshold are
|
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therefore useless.
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The oldest audio subliminal technique uses a voice that follows
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the volume of the music so subliminals are impossible to detect
|
|
without a parametric equalizer. But this technique is patented and,
|
|
when I wanted to develop my own line of subliminal audiocassettes,
|
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negotiations with the patent holder proved to be unsatisfactory.
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My attorney obtained copies of the patents which I gave to some
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talented Hollywood sound engineers, asking them to create a new
|
|
technique.
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They found a way to psycho-acoustically modify and synthesize
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the suggestions so that they are projected in the same chord and
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frequency as the music, thus giving them the effect of being part of
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the music. But we found that in using this technique, there is no
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way to reduce various frequencies to detect the subliminals.
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In other words, although the suggestions are being heard by the
|
|
subconscious mind, they cannot be monitored with even the most
|
|
sophisticated equipment.
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If we were able to come up with this technique as easily as we
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did, I can only imagine how sophisticated the technology has become,
|
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with unlimited government or advertising funding. And I shudder to
|
|
think about the propaganda and commercial manipulation that we are
|
|
exposed to on a daily basis.
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There is simply no way to know what is behind the music you
|
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hear. It may even be possible to hide a second voice behind the
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voice to which you are listening.
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The series by Wilson Bryan Key, Ph.D., on subliminals in
|
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advertising and political campaigns well documents the misuse in
|
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many areas, especially printed advertising in newspapers, magazines,
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and posters.
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The big question about subliminals is: do they work? And I
|
|
guarantee you they do. Not only from the response of those who have
|
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used my tapes, but from the results of such programs as the
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subliminals behind the music in department stores.
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Supposedly, the only message is instructions to not steal: one
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East Coast department store chain reported a 37 percent reduction in
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thefts in the first nine months of testing.
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A 1984 article in the technical newsletter, "Brain-Mind
|
|
Bulletin," states that as much as 99 percent of our cognitive
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|
activity may be "non-conscious," according to the director of the
|
|
Laboratory for Cognitive Psychophysiology at the University of
|
|
Illinois.
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The lengthy report ends with the statement, "these findings
|
|
support the use of subliminal approaches such as taped suggestions
|
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for weight loss and the therapeutic use of hypnosis and Neuro-
|
|
Linguistic Programming."
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Mass Misuse
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I could relate many stories that support subliminal programming,
|
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but I'd rather use my time to make you aware of even more subtle
|
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uses of such programming.
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I have personally experienced sitting in a Los Angeles
|
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auditorium with over ten thousand people who were gathered to listen
|
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to a current charismatic figure. Twenty minutes after entering the
|
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auditorium, I became aware that I was going in and out of an altered
|
|
state.
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Those accompanying me experienced the same thing. Since it is
|
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our business, we were aware of what was happening, but those around
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us were not. By careful observation, what appeared to be spontaneous
|
|
demonstrations were, in fact, artful manipulations.
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The only way I could figure that the eyes-open trance had been
|
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induced was that a 6-to-7-cycle-per-second vibration was being piped
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into the room behind the air conditioner sound. That particular
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vibration generates alpha, which would render the audience highly
|
|
susceptible.
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Ten to 25 percent of the population is capable of a
|
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somnambulistic level of altered states of consciousness; for these
|
|
people, the suggestions of the speaker, if non-threatening, could
|
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potentially be accepted as "commands."
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Vibrato
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This leads to the mention of VIBRATO. Vibrato is the tremulous
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effect imparted in some vocal or instrumental music, and the cycle-
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per-second range causes people to go into an altered state of
|
|
consciousness.
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At one period of English history, singers whose voices contained
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pronounced vibrato were not allowed to perform publicly because
|
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listeners would go into an altered state and have fantasies, often
|
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sexual in nature.
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People who attend opera or enjoy listening to singers like Mario
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Lanza are familiar with this altered state induced by the
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performers.
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ELFs (extra low frequencies)
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Now, let's carry this awareness a little farther. There are also
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inaudible ELFs (extra-low frequency waves). These are
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electromagnetic in nature. One of the primary uses of ELFs is to
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communicate with our submarines.
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Dr. Andrija Puharich, a highly respected researcher, in an
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attempt to warn U.S. officials about Russian use of ELFs, set up an
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experiment. Volunteers were wired so their brain waves could be
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measured on an EEG. They were sealed in a metal room that could not
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be penetrated by a normal signal.
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Puharich then beamed ELF waves at the volunteers. ELFs go right
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through the earth and, of course, right through metal walls. Those
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inside couldn't know if the signal was or was not being sent. And
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Puharich watched the reactions on the technical equipment: 30
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percent of those inside the room were taken over by the ELF signal
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in six to ten seconds.
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When I say "taken over," I mean that their behavior followed the
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changes anticipated at very precise frequencies. Waves below 6
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cycles per second caused the subjects to become very emotionally
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upset, and even disrupted bodily functions. At 8.2 cycles, they felt
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very high . . . an elevated feeling, as though they had been in
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masterful meditation, learned over a period of years. Eleven to 11.3
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cycles induced waves of depressed agitation leading to riotous
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behavior.
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The Neurophone
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Dr. Patrick Flanagan is a personal friend of mine. In the early
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1960s, as a teenager, Pat was listed as one of the top scientists in
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the world by "Life" magazine. Among his many inventions was a device
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he called the Neurophone--an electronic instrument that can
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successfully programm suggestions directly through contact with the
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skin. When he attempted to patent the device, the government
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demanded that he prove it worked. When he did, the National
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Security Agency confiscated the neurophone. It took Pat two years
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of legal battle to get his invention back.
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In using the device, you don't hear or see a thing; it is
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applied to the skin, which Pat claims is the source of special
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senses. The skin contains more sensors for heat, touch, pain,
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vibration, and electrical fields than any other part of the human
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anatomy.
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In one of his recent tests, Pat conducted two identical seminars
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for a military audience -- one seminar one night and one the next
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night, because the size of the room was not large enough to
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accommodate all of them at one time.
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When the first group proved to be very cool and unwilling to
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respond, Patrick spent the next day making a special tape to play at
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the second seminar.
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The tape instructed the audience to be extremely warm and
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responsive and for their hands to become "tingly." The tape was
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played through the neurophone, which was connected to a wire he
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placed along the ceiling of the room. There were no speakers, so
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no sound could be heard, yet the message was successfully
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transmitted from that wire directly into the brains of the audience.
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They were warm and receptive, their hands tingled and they
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responded, according to programming, in other ways that I cannot
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mention here.
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The more we find out about how human beings work through today's
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highly advanced technological research, the more we learn to control
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human beings. And what probably scares me the most is that the
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medium for takeover is already in place! The television set in your
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livingroom and bedroom is doing a lot more than just entertaining
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you.
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Before I continue, let me point out something else about an
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altered state of consciousness. When you go into an altered state,
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you transfer into right brain, which results in the internal release
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of the body's own opiates: enkephalins and Beta-endorphins,
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chemically almost identical to opium. In other words, it feels good
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. . . and you want to come back for more.
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Recent tests by researcher Herbert Krugman showed that, while
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viewers were watching TV, right-brain activity outnumbered left-
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brain activity by a ratio of two to one. Put more simply, the
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viewers were in an altered state . . . in trance more often than
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not. They were getting their Beta-endorphin "fix."
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To measure attention spans, psychophysiologist Thomas Mulholland
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of the Veterans Hospital in Bedford, Massachusetts, attached young
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viewers to an EEG machine that was wired to shut the TV set off
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whenever the children's brains produced a majority of alpha waves.
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Although the children were told to concentrate, only a few could
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keep the set on for more than 30 seconds!
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Most viewers are already hypnotized. To deepen the trance is
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easy. One simple way is to place a blank, black frame every 32
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frames in the film that is being projected. This creates a 45-beat-
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per-minute pulsation perceived only by the subconscious mind -- the
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ideal pace to generate deep hypnosis.
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The commercials or suggestions presented following this alpha-
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inducing broadcast are much more likely to be accepted by the
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viewer. The high percentage of the viewing audience that has
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somnambulistic-depth ability could very well accept the suggestions
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as commands -- as long as those commands did not ask the viewer to
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do something contrary to his morals, religion, or self-preservation.
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The medium for takeover is here. By the age of 16, children
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have spent 10,000 to 15,000 hours watching television--that is more
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time than they spend in school!
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In the average home, the TV set is on for six hours and 44
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minutes per day -- an increase of nine minutes from last year and
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three times the average rate of increase during the 1970s.
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It obviously isn't getting better . . . we are rapidly moving
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into an alpha-level world -- very possibly the Orwellian world of
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"1984" -- placid, glassy-eyed, and responding obediently to
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instructions.
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A research project by Jacob Jacoby, a Purdue University
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psychologist, found that of 2,700 people tested, 90 percent
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misunderstood even such simple viewing fare as commercials and
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"Barnaby Jones."
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Only minutes after watching, the typical viewer missed 23 to 36
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percent of the questions about what he or she had seen. Of course
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they did -- they were going in and out of trance! If you go into a
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deep trance, you must be instructed to remember -- otherwise you
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automatically forget.
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I have just touched the tip of the iceberg. When you start to
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combine subliminal messages behind the music, subliminal visuals
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projected on the screen, hypnotically produced visual effects,
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sustained musical beats at a trance-inducing pace . . . you have
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extremely effective brainwashing.
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Every hour that you spend watching the TV set you become more
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conditioned. And, in case you thought there was a law against any
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of these things, guess again.
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There isn't! There are a lot of powerful people who obviously
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prefer things exactly the way they are.
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Maybe they have plans for??
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