Comments for Jonathan Chase the Hypnotist

Comment on The Hypnotist www Blog 19th May 2010 by Paul

Paul — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 03:03:28 +0000

Hi Jonathan

I am very interested in learning all I can about
self seduction.

I would very much like to attend a teleseminar
on this very topic. I fond your style and
material straight forward and immiately
applicable to daily life .

Thank you

Paul

Comment on Covert and Conversational Hypnosis by Kenneth Purdy

Kenneth Purdy — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 22:32:17 +0000

It seems to me your method in the Svengali System is to create rapport using largely Parrot and then encourage “emotive thinking” and then when they are in an emotional state, hijack it, turning it into hypnosis. Do I have that right? Pretty freaking sneaky.

Comment on Confidence creation by R

Thu, 20 May 2010 18:34:34 +0000

No doubt that…

when one chooses to experience confidence… one can not at the same instant… experience doubt… as these two states are opposing, incompatible states of mind… and can not exist tegether.

Accordingly, my viewpoint supports your own concept that confidence is the absence of doubt.

Namaste’,

Ron

Comment on Get a wealthy mind by Ronald Franks

Ronald Franks — Thu, 20 May 2010 18:08:09 +0000

YESSSS! Matches exactly and precisely my own concept re:garding what wealth is and the mindset one needs to have to enjoy and experience it. Nice presentation Jon.

Namaste’,

Ron

Comment on 2 FREE! iCanChange video by Ronald Franks

Ronald Franks — Thu, 20 May 2010 17:58:27 +0000

VERY VALUABLE free gift here for your clients, Jon! I know you know that but some who see it won’t so I’m adding this comment, for what it’s worth. (actually, it’s worth a lot and you and others may or may not know that but I DO and that’s why I’m adding it.)

Namaste’,

Ron

Comment on The Hypnotist www Blog 19th May 2010 by Geri Winters

Geri Winters — Thu, 20 May 2010 08:16:26 +0000

Love this blog post. I’ve been doing this to myself for 35 years. It works! What I stumbled across as a teenager, you have described so much better in this post and given me new ideas.

What was I changing back then? I went from being a completely shy introvert who spoke to no one to being a public speaker and trainer, and to being comfortable working with people one-on-one! It wasn’t overnight, but it was life changing.

Jon, you have the best information! Keep me in mind for your Self seduction workshop. I’m always up for learning more in that area!

Comment on The Hypnotist www Blog 19th May 2010 by JDaniel

JDaniel — Thu, 20 May 2010 00:06:34 +0000

Nice ride through the mind of a funny guy:)
With some very well spoken observations and conclusions!
Yes, include me in the ridiculous possibility, Jon
or whatever you got up your sleeve:)

Comment on The Hypnotist www blog 7th May 2010 by Hans

Hans — Mon, 10 May 2010 10:16:26 +0000

Hi, Jonathan,
I never knew that HYPNOSIS could be that dangerous! (;-)
The other day I read that it will also cause schizophrenia and cardial ischaemia, not to mention sexual disorders of any kind and colour.
Some preachers would not hesitate to name it a devil’s tool (while apparently using it themselves).

Svengali is top and I think of reactivating my idea of years ago: a workshop “how to save yourself from evil hypnosis” (or better: how to get saved….. )

Again: Svengali ist top!

Best wishes
from
Hans

Comment on The Hypnotist www blog 7th May 2010 by Defending Street Hypnosis » hypnosis » The Quicknotist

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Comment on The Hypnotist www blog 7th May 2010 by Reg Blackwood

Reg Blackwood — Fri, 07 May 2010 19:16:42 +0000

What’s this? “Jon Chase Protector of Somnambulists?” LOL

Wow. That’s a scary picture of the world you’ve painted there Jon.

Some kind of post-apocalyptic vision, with gangs of marauding Hypnotists preying on poor, unsuspecting passers-by. And look out! These renegades don’t have a reputation or paycheck to protect!

Fortunately, out here in the real world, there are very few people with either the balls or the skill to do what you’re describing, which sounds more like Ambush Hypnosis than Street Hypnosis to me. Most Street Hypnotists out there are open about what they’re doing. They ask for consent and are often accompanied by a friend holding a camera.
Even then, there aren’t that many of THEM either!

Anyway, in my experience, those who seek to use Hypnosis for ill-gotten gains tend to be crap at it. Why is that? Maybe it’s because the intent is subconsciously communicated to the person being or about to be Hypnotized (Yes. Even the somnambulist) and so most of us already have a natural, inbuilt defense mechanism. One could describe it as an instinct, intuition or sixth sense.

I think that’s why when I do a “family” Stage Hypnosis show, I get, keep or ditch a completely different bunch of volunteers to when I do a more adult themed show.

Sure, aside from Hypnotists, there are clever con-artists, hustlers and grifters out there and there are lots of THEM around.
Some of them even use misdirection, shock, confusion and unconscious pattern interrupt in their attempts to rip you off. But to call them Hypnotists or their techniques Hypnotic is just plain wrong.

It’s like calling a mugger a masseur.

Reg Blackwood
The Street Hypnotist