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Many confusion inductions begin by praising the subjects ability to understand what you are saying and to keep-up with what you say. This puts a subtle pressure on them to understand and analyse the meaning of your words. Through using plays on words (e.g. “know" and "no”), irrelevancies and nonsequiturs, steps are taken to overload the subject’s mental abilities.

Eventually keeping-up becomes confusing, distracting, and inhibiting, which causes the client to develop a need for some form of communication which can be readily comprehended, and easily responded to. It is at this point that direct suggetions to enter trance can be added. However, this may not be necessary, as embedded commands are used throughout.

Tips

The initial part of this script was presented rather rapidly, with a gradual slowing down into a more typical trance induction rhythm.

It is worthwhile experimenting with this induction, to find a pace that is right for you, but don't be afraid of sounding boring or monotonous. With this type of script, I often only speak on the client's out-breath, though some people feel this is too slow and sounds artificial.

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