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Part 1: Up to speed and the basics.
Introduction induction…
The planks of suggestive power.
The definition of ‘suggestion’.
Word root.
The iron laws of suggestion.
Differing types of suggestion.
What true suggestion isn’t.
What values ordinarily attract us.
The ‘model 3’ model of suggestion.
Part 2: The core of suggestion.
Social animals and suggestion.
The inner confirmer.
The two types of suggestion.
The 3 scientific types of suggestion?!
Time and suggestion.
The suggestive power of beauty.
Why do people believe news anchors/readers?
History lesson: what we learned from Pavlov and Skinner.
Master’s level mind model insight 1: the nature of metaphors.
Feeling metaphors.
The basic structure of suggestive language.
The bare bones of psycholinguistics.
The most important part of a suggestion is?
Suggestions can be either…
The way you deliver the suggestion matters.
Language is a machine within which a human mind operates.
The prime number of words with which to compose embedded commands that successfully embed.
Tailoring suggestions to specific human qualities of mind and need in space-time.
Binet’s 5 suggestible types.
Words that are suggestive of changing trances.
Using ‘points of essential decision’.
The authoritarian and suggestible personality.
Suggestion and mood.
Suggestion and absorption.
Suggestion as a unit of social exchange.
Social role and hierarchy.
Winning suggestions and prestige bashing.
The 4 planks of ‘prestige’.
The suggestibility of success obsessives.
The mind works along UATS - Unconscious Associative Tendencies.
Examples of a ‘closed social environment’.
Social catastrophe heightens suggestibility.
Beware a bottom up change in the language.
REM sleep and suggestibility.
Persistence and suggestion.
Rewarding suggestion acceptance.
Politeness and suggestibility.
Women and positive vs negative states.
Activating the imagination.
Suggestion by seizing control of the imagination.
Meme warfare.
Verbs as suggestive units.
Negative suggestions create challenge responses.
Suggestion via inspiration.
Flatter those with low self-worth.
The stubbornness of the highly suggestible.
Scientists search for the suggestive mean.
Tell people what they want to hear.
Memory ain’t what it used to be.
Best not startle the gullible.
Hypnotic emphasis = suggestibility.
Words plus emotion gives them suggestive power.
Linguistic intensifiers.
The power of the word real-ise.
Leading questions suggest through presuppositions.
Breeds of suggestive questions.
Part 3: Deeper secrets of suggestion.
The 4 stage process of suggestion.
Bullseye!: The 9 hidden needs.
Utilising people’s dominant intelligence.
Immersive acquiescence.
Unintended mind games on the weak-minded.
Performatives: saying things that you’re doing.
Did you know...?
How to calm a person down.
Non-verbal symbols.
Information and consequences.
Indirect communications: ‘suggestives’.
Ericksonian hypnosis in the works of Plato.
Binet on indirect suggestion.
The double suggestion whammy.
Did you know 2?
The crow and the fox.
Ambiguity vs. vagueness.
Ideas and abstractions are suggestions.
Push-pull: stimulus – needs.
Suggestions via association.
Statements of dissatisfaction as indirect suggestions.
The power of the word ‘correct.’
The tendencies of distraction.
Methods of suspending the critical factor.
In the waking state, indirect suggestions are best.
Part 4: Suggestion, attention and memory.
The mystery of memory: suggestion, focus, and recall.
Part 5: Random fact stack!
Suggestive miscellanea.
The ancient Egyptian Uraeus.
What is ‘distraction’.
Points of leverage.
The 2 key factors that influence suggestibility.
Focus and immediacy.
Suggestion’s fuel is ‘Hierarcho-linguistics’ not neuro or psycholinguistics.
Attack where confidence is weakest.
Trust = suggestible.
Exposure = resistance.
The magic 10.
The more dramatic the suggestion, the more likely it is believed!
Suggestion in the hypnotic state.
Part 6: Mental constructs and suggestion.
Constructing fables.
Part 7: Final foundational tools.
Subliminal nudges.
The science of symbols.
Attempts to systematise suggestion delivery.
Trance inducing embedded commands.
Suggestions and human needs.
Be 100% congruent.
Why politicians win or loose.
Suggestions of the moral high ground: how to win rhetorical attacks.
Suggestion as a ‘moral’ force.
Economic crisis as an engine of suggestibility.
The nature of the ‘Deep Mind’: the personality of the deeper self.
The weaknesses of consciousness.
Suggestive symbols.
Thanatos suggestion and suicide cults.
Suggestions in art.
Story as the master suggester.
Suggestion in Shakespeare.
Everyday suggestion environments.
Delusion wars.
Conclusions to part 1.
A pause.
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