Unfortunately, as in any metaphysical field of study, there is a lot of dogma and skepticism surrounding hypnosis. Those half-truths and deniable claims include the ability of a master hypnotist to turn people into his obedient hypnotized slaves. Practically every time hypnosis is mentioned to a layman, someone assumes that a devilish old man with a monocle and a pendulum clock is ordering someone to become his obedient slave so that he can carry out his orders without realizing what he is doing. something bad. Just as there is potential for good in hypnosis, with its ability to allow people to overcome considerable personality flaws and addictions, there is also a darker and more devilish side to this field. It’s fair to say that getting slaves hypnotized is fine within this territory. However, this article explores the possibility of such a feat, tackling the things that could go wrong when hypnotizing a person into their own personal slave.
One thing that needs to be clarified before anything more can be said about the possibility of hypnotizing a person into a slave is the nature of hypnosis itself. Unlike the erroneous assumption of many people, hypnosis is not a state in which people are drowsy or unconscious. Instead, it’s the exact opposite, a hyper-conscious state where you are more likely to accept or deny things on a more fundamental subconscious level than you could during your waking state. As a result, any chance of you trying to hypnotize a person can only be achieved once you truly understand the motives of the person in front of you. Before they can be hypnotized, you must be absolutely sure that they are willing and consenting, whether they are aware of this or not.
It could be said that hypnotizing a person to be your slave is not feasible, for the simple reason that you cannot force anyone to do something while in hypnosis, nor would you be able to force them to do something while awake. Instead, you can plan suggestions in your subconscious mind that they will be much more likely to carry out as long as you are able to convince them of such a suggestion. Because it speaks to people on a more fundamental level, instilling a certain suggestion in a person’s subconscious mind is considerably more difficult, the more adverse it would be to such a suggestion while in a waking state. That said, you would no longer be able to hypnotize a person into doing something involuntarily while in their trance state, then you would be able to force them to do something while awake. If you persist and continue to suggest that the person do something without providing a reason why they should accept your suggestion, they will probably reject hypnosis altogether and return to their waking state. As a result, it is not possible to effectively turn people into your hypnosis-induced involuntary slaves. Talking to people in a convincing way to make them do your bidding is effectively all it is.
