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From: mrb_bailey
Date: Wed Apr 23, 2003 3:32am
Subject: Re: [Derren Brown] The Handshake Technique?
The hand shake in the ghost train is not much of a shake but it is
finnished. The right hand goes for the shake and takes hold of the
mans hand along with a take of the mans wrist. The hand shake hand it
pulled away after the first few words if I remember correctly.
The more interesting thing is what goes on with the hand that is
holding the guys wrist and the way he moves it in tune and tempo with
what he says.
--- In a previous message, Blue Chip
wrote:
> In essence "there is no middle of a handshake" (Milton Erickson),
once the
> handshake has started, the brain will be suggestive (stuck in
the "what
> what what" "...do I do now" cycle) until it the shake is
> completed. Without being abusive to the situation, as Erickson
often is,
> you can ensure about 1.5 seconds of introversion/trance using this
method
> alone.
>
> When fighting, hit the guy on the nose. His eyes WILL water,
buying about
> 2 seconds of confusion; Then hit him in the groin - he WILL bend
forwards,
> buying about 2 seconds of confusion; As he moves off balance, push
him
> further, buying about 2 seconds of confusion; etc.
>
> ..the same theory can be applied to trance induction.
>
> HSI; K-Pace; Tonality shift; etc.
>
> Out of interest, I've never thought to look... Does DB complete the
> hand-shake as the guy gets out of the ghost train?
>
>
> >Hi again All,
> >
> >Can anybody tell me what the "Hanshake Technique" is, or does, as I
> >have heard this term several times of late, is it a small part of
> >another technique etc?
> >
> >If anyone can help I'd appreciate your feedback,
> >
> >Regards
> >
> >SM2003
