Entertaining with Hypnotism
by Calostro

(1 review, 3 customer ratings) ★★★★★

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From the foreword:

With few exceptions, the published data available on hypnotism is either too weighty with scientific theory, if a serious work, or it contains too much fakery, if stage hypnotic demonstrations are being described. It is this author's purpose to condense the latest and best methods and ideas into easy understandable language, so that the lay person may have before him an easy-to-follow, compact summary of the art.

Foreword
The Origin Of Hypnotism
What Is Hypnotism?
Who Can Be Hypnotized?
Who Can Become A Hypnotist?
The Effect On And How To Awaken A Subject
Medical Hypnotism
The Conscious And The Subconscious Mind
Degrees Of Hypnosis
Hypnotism By Phonograph Recordings
How To Hypnotize Others
Method One
Method Two
Method Three
Method Four
Mass Hypnosis
Individual Demonstrations And Tests
Retrogression Of Memory
Post-Hypnotic Suggestion
Hypnotizing At A Distance
Auto-Suggestion And Self-Hypnosis
How To Hypnotize Yourself
Final Comments
18 Lessons In Hypnotism

1st edition 1977, 1st digital edition 2016, 40 pages.
word count: 20265 which is equivalent to 81 standard pages of text

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Reviewed by Loki Jedi (confirmed purchase)
★★★★★ Date Added: Tuesday 10 January, 2017

For a hypnotism rookie like me, this was a good primer with essential fundamentals. Although some parts seem dated, I could learn what's worth many times the small asking price.

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Publisher: D. Robbins & Co.