The Art of Stage Hypnotism
The Art of Stage Hypnotism by Ormond McGill, published by Magic Limited in 1975, is a comprehensive guide that explores the techniques involved in successfully hypnotizing a variety of subjects. This first edition, consisting of 405 pages, is fully illustrated and aims to equip novice hypnotists with the necessary skills to gain the confidence of even the most skeptical individuals. The book presents various tests to assess the depth of trance and suggestibility, making it a practical resource for those interested in the art of hypnotism.
Readers will find a detailed discussion of different hypnotic techniques that can enhance their practice and understanding of hypnosis. The content is designed to be accessible, allowing beginners to grasp the essential concepts and build their confidence in performing hypnosis. With a focus on both the psychological aspects and practical applications, this book covers topics related to magic and psychology, providing a well-rounded perspective on the subject.
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Fully illustrated the techniques involved in the successful hypnosis of virtually any subject. The book includes various tests to check the depth of trance and the suggestability. Various hypnotic techniques are discussed which allow you gain the confidence of the most scepticle of subjects. Any novice hypnotist can learn the inside secrets and to give them the confidence and conviction to attempt their first hypnosis cases. This book is unique in its completeness and simplicity.
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