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From: richard
Date: Sat Apr 26, 2003 6:08pm
Subject: Re: [Derren Brown] Re: Dog Track??
DB did outline the 'mechanics' of the technique ( somewhere , but I can't
remember , sorry!)
he used for the 'Dog Track' ; if my imperfect memory serves me - the technique
takes a lot of confidence and no little timing ( which is why his assistant
flunked it before DB stepped in ). But here does - basically , the slamming on
the security grill was to cause a sudden state of shock/confusion in the mind
of the cashier - a momentary 'void' - the mind doesn't like such gaps , so a
rapid acceptable suggestion that fills the void will , in most cases, be acted
upon. In other words , the cashier heard what she wanted to hear to fill in the
'gap' created by the shock , and paid out on a duff losing ticket .
Therapeutically , some-one In shock" is very suggestible , and providing you
are congruent initially with their experience , e.g. a physical injury "...you
are experiencing pain but by following my simple instructions you will very
shortly find that pain becomes less and less" - it should be very helpful as a
form of 'First Aid'.
An aside - despite the occasional 'flaming' that goes on in this Group - the
inquisitiveness of its members about anything and everything is a delightful
antidote to my misanthropic depressions!
TTFN
Rich
-----Original Message-----
From : "Suggestionist "
To : derrenbrown@y...
Date : 26 April 2003 07:41:01
Subject : [Derren Brown] Re: Dog Track??
--- In a previous message, "Roz " <
> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> is it just me or does anybody else think that before Derren
>> hypnotised the women and as soon as he slams his hand down on the
>> wall that's making them go back to that state of mind. Have a look at
>> it again and you'll see what I mean, and look at the way the women
>> changes and what she says afterwords.
>>
>> ~ Roz
>
>Do you mean like a form of anchoring?
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