you find a video on your phone of yourself staring right into the screen, looking yourself in the eyes, with fixed, calm, smiling focus. your eyes go wide, yet calmly, and you smile wider. your forehead wrinkles for just a moment and then relaxes. then, strangely, you roll your eyes almost so far up that you can't see your pupils. you stay like that, looking up, for a count of ten or so and then, like a light going out, your head drops forwards. yet your shoulders and arms holding the phone recording yourself don't move. it's like the rest of you is totally frozen. and after just a moment it's like you pop out of it, blinking, and it ends.
it looked like maybe you had tried a really fast rapid induction video & it had worked. yet you didn't remember taking this video at all. it also sort of seelily felt like you had been looking in the camera like a mirror while you recorded the video. maybe it was an after-challenge part of a "proving-you're-hypnotized" video. you've watched a few of those lately. yet totally having forgotten recording it, and not knowing which of the videos you'd watched lately might have suggested it, you'd just have to watch them all again. you'd have to keep checking further and further back, since it could be from quite a while ago, as hypnotic suggestions can persist.
maybe you'd wonder if the challenge was to see if you could resist being hypnotized just like that, just like yourself in the video. and so you would watch the video again, looking yourself right in the eyes, maybe even recording yourself in another app or with another device, to see if it really works, in case it's suggested that you forget. and you would wonder if it really was a count of ten. and you would look in your eyes. and naturally your eyes would widen just like yours did on the video. and then when you saw yourself roll your eyes, you would look up all on your own. it would take you completely by surprise and you would be completely unable to resist. then you would know exactly what to do. count to ten, and drop with yourself. then pop! right up. lights on. and then you would stop the recording, wondering what the f just happened. and then you would feel an odd, odd craving for cantaloupe juice, an odd, odd compulsion. where can you get it? only a juice bar really. and then later, you would find the video you recorded on your phone -- another video of yourself being rapidly utterly hypnotized. and you would wonder which of the hypnosis videos you had just been watching had made you record another video like the first. and then you might get to thinking about what would happen if you looked in your own eyes and imagined being hypnotized just like you seemed in the video.
and then you would find a third video of yourself seemingly profoundly hypnotized, and you wouldn't remember recording a single one. you might recognize this as a problem and cut off all hypnosis watching/listening til you don't see any new videos of yourself for a while. and you wonder, then, if it might happen again if you watch one of the videos of yourself. and you might consider watching the first, the second, or the third video of yourself seeming deeply hypnotized, or you might think that you had better not, or at least maybe wait until you didn't see any new videos of yourself appear on your phone for a while. then you could watch one of them, imagining yourself being hypnotized. and then you could see if a fourth appeared. and if it did, you could watch it...or you could do whatever you like with that knowledge, waking up on the count of 1, 2, 3 if the tranceological language in this post has sideways suggested you into a light or even deeper trance. 1, 2, 3, lights on, wide awake.
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