Phonological Ambiguities
Phonological ambiguities are produced when a set of sounds can be said in more than one way. One word might be made to sound like another word. This may be because the…
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Seven plus or minus two: the psychology of short term memory
Studies have shown that human beings can hold seven “bits” of information, plus or minus two. So if you’re really talented you can hold nine, and most people can probably at least…
Read articleStreet hypnosis in DC
Hypnosis on the street, this past Saturday night. I was out with some friends, and the night was winding down – it was already about 1 am. I had already hypnotized this…
Read articleFast Self-Hypnosis Method
People have been asking me how they can get started with self-hypnosis. Here is an easy way that will lead you right to where you want to go. First, decide what suggestion…
Read articleEveryone wants to get out of the rain.
Look down, there’s some change in your pocket! I’m listening to a song called “Liquid Sovereignty” by Eyedea and Abilities. I suggest that you listen to it and understand the message.…
Read articleFun with Elicitation
The topic for today is eliciting states. How about this: you get someone to make a picture, and then you “grab” that picture, and change it to a color in your hand,…
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