Full HypnosisDoes Scientology Use Covert Hypnosis Techniques?
Popular hypnotist Paul McKenna investigates the claims that Scientology uses covert hypnotic techniques to convince unsuspecting people into joining their belief system. This is a very interesting video as it was recorded quite awhile before Scientology gained the attention it currently enjoys today.
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August 9, 2009
Does Scientology Use Covert Hypnosis Techniques?
Animals Under Hypnosis
Full HypnosisAnimals Under Hypnosis
This incredible video from the BBC shows how it’s not just humans who can be affected by hypnosis but animals too. Watch as animals including chickens and alligators are put into a hypnotic trance and left resting on their backs, barely moving. This goes to show that hypnosis doesn’t merely work on a “placebo” level as some theorise since animals obviously have no concept of placebos or consciousness.-
Uri Geller Hypnotised Michael Jackson?
Uri Geller Hypnotised Michael Jackson?
By: Jon Rhodes
Uri Geller alleges that several years ago Michael Jackson asked him if he could help him eat healthier food. Uri offered to help him with hypnosis, to which he received an enthusiastic approval. Here’s what happened in Uri’s own words.
"So I put him into a trance and I confronted him under hypnosis. I asked him, 'Michael, did you ever touch a child in an inappropriate manner?' And Michael answered immediately, 'No I would never do that.'
"So I asked him, 'Why did you pay off Jordy Chander?' and he said, 'I had enough, I couldn't take it any more.'
"I pulled him out of the trance, he never knew this, but to me this was a private validation that this poor man is innocent."
Now there are several reasons why I KNOW that Uri Geller is not being at all truthful. Any hypnotherapist will tell you that you are still fully aware when in a hypnotic trance. You can still hear everything that is being said, and you can still remember it all. Something so obviously counter to the purpose of the session would be noticed by Michael. If I was Michael Jackson, I would be seriously angry at being asked these questions when being treated for healthy eating, especially from a friend.
Further more it is entirely possible to lie whilst in hypnosis. If Uri Geller really is proficient in hypnosis he will know this. In fact the courts will not accept testimony of a person in a hypnotic trance because a person is actually more likely to lie when in a trance. This is down to the creative part of the mind being more active whilst in hypnosis. So even if Uri’s story is true, it certainly does not prove that he is innocent.
I don’t want to get into the debate of whether MJ was innocent or not, but this certainly does not prove innocence by any means. I suspect that Uri Geller is attempting to help his friend by making this claim, but he really should have done his research first. This type of thing can actually harm Michael Jackson because it is so plainly untrue, and can be jumped all over by his enemies.
Uri Geller has spent decades manipulating the media and even the scientific community into believing that he has magical and mystical powers. He is no stranger to self publicity. Could it be that he is also using this tragedy as an opportunity for self publicity?
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The Old Spice Girls
The Old Spice Girls
Richard Smithson
While Britain's trendiest clerics rack their brains for the name of the fifth Spice Girl, this is a good time to remind ourselves of five blondes who shocked the capitals of the world with their shameless singing and dancing a hundred years ago.
They were the Barrison Sisters - Lona, Sophia, Inger, Olga and Gertrude - and they were the plump and uninhibited daughters of Danish émigrés to New York. When Lona, the oldest, war six teen, their mother took them to audition for the parts of fairies in some innocent bit of nonsense at a local theatre. The five were cute and cheeky and fluffy, and I.ona was "an outstanding beauty, well-developed and temperamental. In 1890 she married William Fleron, a Broadway press agent, who engineered a haze of publicity - posters, souvenirs, newspaper interviews, magazine articles, guest appearances - which took them triumphantly all
over the world. They played Berlin for eight months, and they monopolised the Folies-Bergere (to cries of "Vives les americaines!"), with their innocent fares, their schoolgirl costumes, and their suggestive songs.
Berlin was particularly impressed with the number Mein Kleine Katz. The curtain rose a few feet, to show five frilly petticoats. "Would you like to see my pussy?" warbled the girl. The audience would, so the curtain continued to rise, as did the petticoats, until a fluffy black kitten was revealed peering our of each girl's knickers. They concluded their act by turning their hacks on the audience, bending over, and raising their petticoats again.
The Germans took this very seriously and in 1897 Anton Lindner wrore an analysis of the Barrison Girls Phenomenon - Die Barrisons, Ein Kunstraum, Zeitsatire. Despite their voices (which he described as high-pitched and squeaky) and their dancing (he dcscribed their legs as rubbery which may or may not have been a good thing), Lindner writes of the sense of joy that they communicated to their audiences. Philip Kaplan, in an article on the Barrison girls, says: "Neither acrobatic nor aesthetic, their dancing was direct and clear and modern." They returned to New York in 1898 to great public acclaim, although critics found them vulgar, and another theatre staged a burlesque about The Embarrassing Sisters and Their Nasty Performance. This did nor bother the Americans, but when rumours started to circulate that Lona proposed to turn up at the Society Horse Show riding naked and astride the horse, she was forced to declare she would be adequately covered by pink satin pantalettes. This was nor enough for the Committee, who declared that no unconventional clothing could he worn.
Curiously enough, this incident, no different from any of the other jolly scandals that had followed them around Europe, was the beginning of the end. The public found new favourites, a French nobleman committed suicide for love of Lona, they were barred from entering Germany after a financial scandal, and their name is now forgotten. Whether the Spice Girls will vanish like the Barrison Sisters, or last like the Andrews Sisters, the next five years will show. Meanwhile, all you trendy bishops, repent after me - Posh Spice, Sporty Spice, Scary Spice.........
Richard Smithson
While Britain's trendiest clerics rack their brains for the name of the fifth Spice Girl, this is a good time to remind ourselves of five blondes who shocked the capitals of the world with their shameless singing and dancing a hundred years ago.They were the Barrison Sisters - Lona, Sophia, Inger, Olga and Gertrude - and they were the plump and uninhibited daughters of Danish émigrés to New York. When Lona, the oldest, war six teen, their mother took them to audition for the parts of fairies in some innocent bit of nonsense at a local theatre. The five were cute and cheeky and fluffy, and I.ona was "an outstanding beauty, well-developed and temperamental. In 1890 she married William Fleron, a Broadway press agent, who engineered a haze of publicity - posters, souvenirs, newspaper interviews, magazine articles, guest appearances - which took them triumphantly allover the world. They played Berlin for eight months, and they monopolised the Folies-Bergere (to cries of "Vives les americaines!"), with their innocent fares, their schoolgirl costumes, and their suggestive songs.Berlin was particularly impressed with the number Mein Kleine Katz. The curtain rose a few feet, to show five frilly petticoats. "Would you like to see my pussy?" warbled the girl. The audience would, so the curtain continued to rise, as did the petticoats, until a fluffy black kitten was revealed peering our of each girl's knickers. They concluded their act by turning their hacks on the audience, bending over, and raising their petticoats again.The Germans took this very seriously and in 1897 Anton Lindner wrore an analysis of the Barrison Girls Phenomenon - Die Barrisons, Ein Kunstraum, Zeitsatire. Despite their voices (which he described as high-pitched and squeaky) and their dancing (he dcscribed their legs as rubbery which may or may not have been a good thing), Lindner writes of the sense of joy that they communicated to their audiences. Philip Kaplan, in an article on the Barrison girls, says: "Neither acrobatic nor aesthetic, their dancing was direct and clear and modern." They returned to New York in 1898 to great public acclaim, although critics found them vulgar, and another theatre staged a burlesque about The Embarrassing Sisters and Their Nasty Performance. This did nor bother the Americans, but when rumours started to circulate that Lona proposed to turn up at the Society Horse Show riding naked and astride the horse, she was forced to declare she would be adequately covered by pink satin pantalettes. This was nor enough for the Committee, who declared that no unconventional clothing could he worn.Curiously enough, this incident, no different from any of the other jolly scandals that had followed them around Europe, was the beginning of the end. The public found new favourites, a French nobleman committed suicide for love of Lona, they were barred from entering Germany after a financial scandal, and their name is now forgotten. Whether the Spice Girls will vanish like the Barrison Sisters, or last like the Andrews Sisters, the next five years will show. Meanwhile, all you trendy bishops, repent after me - Posh Spice, Sporty Spice, Scary Spice.........
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