Hypnosis (hypnotism), derived from the name of Hypnos, the god of sleep in Greek mythology, is a technology that uses psychological suggestion to communicate with the subject's subconscious. Because the human subconscious's suspicion and resistance to external information will be weakened, the practitioner will replace the subject's original negative information with some positive hypnotic suggestions (also known as information, such as confidence, courage, dignity) (also known as experience, such as anxiety, fear, depression), thus allowing the subject to have a different state than the original one.
Hypnosis is not intended to make the recipient sleep. In most cases, the recipient of hypnosis is conscious.
I invite you now to embark on a journey…
If you know that you can use language - your choice of words and sentences - to make anyone do what you want her or him to do in a seemingly aimless conversation, and the other person is subjectively convinced that this is what he or she wants to do. What do you think?
Intent: Application of hypnosis in social life