High School Stage Hypnotists RAPE CHILDREN

Parents should know this, if they have kids in school:


HYPNORAPE Risk: BAN High School Stage Hypnosis NOW!!!

UPDATE: A hypnotherapist was recently sentenced to three years in prison
after videotaping himself having sex with six female clients he had
hypnotized. According to those who say that "all hypnosis is
self-hypnosis," the women must have wanted the sex. You can decide for
yourself how likely that is to be true.

Would you trust your 14 year-old daughter to a stage hypnotist you knew was
hanging out in chatrooms devoted to the discussion of its uses in dominance
and submission? Check with your school: you may already have done this
without your knowledge or consent!! In one case, a hypnotist who performs
on the high school circuit has a web domain that is registered to a
"dominatrix" who uses hypnosis for erotic purposes and control. I kid you
not.

Be warned: my life has been threatened over this posting; it seems that
pedophiles who use hypnosis aren't too keen on exposure, while others who
depend on hypnosis for their living (where they'd be barely earning minimum
wage otherwise in some cases) don't like the public to find out about the
inherent dangers of hypnosis. Some who claim to be respected professionals
in hypnosis have defamed me, harassed me, threatened to interfere with my
business (by harassing a voice actress I hired to do a recording), and even
threatened to show up at my door "dressed as the grim reaper and carrying a
REAL sickle." Still others have the ability to do little more than engage
in pathetic ad-hominem attacks; one such wannabe psychologist even said that
s/he'd know I was "healed" when I stopped disagreeing with his or her about
the dangers of hypnosis. It was only when genuine psychologists got sick of
the "collateral damage" against both psychiatry and psychology, as well as
those who are truly ill, and threatened sanctions against the "quacks," that
this line of argument stopped. If you're wondering why people don't speak
out more, especially the victims, the fact is that many rely on me to get
this message out because they were too intimidated to. If you buy into such
lies or harassment you are a "useful idiot" to them in that you react as
they hope you will.

Contrary to what many people believe, hypnosis is not the harmless little
experience that many in the profession would like for you to believe. While
light hypnosis may be relaxing and enjoyable, with the subject in full
awareness and control of his or her actions and thoughts, stage hypnosis is
a
different breed of cat. Stage hypnotists have special training in hypnosis
which makes
this process a very powerful weapon in their hands, a weapon which can be
used to
create entertainment and excitement, but also which can be abused to create
severe damage and destruction in the impressionable young minds of our high
school students, students who have no choice but to either participate in
these
shows, or demonstrate in front of their peers that they are anti-hypnosis.
Because our students have to go to school, there is no way for them to avoid
this problem.

Hypnotists dismiss the issue of risk in general with hypnosis by claiming
that
"all hypnosis is self-hypnosis." This, however, has never really been
proven,
and several experiments, such as those done by Estabrooks, have demonstrated
the opposite: that once someone is in the clutches of a deep hypnotic
trance,
they CAN be made to do things which violate their moral code (such as
grabbing
at poisonous snakes or comitting crimes), with the added evil twist that the
victims of malicious hypnotic control will often be dismissed if they raise
their complaints. As the internet proliferates, however, more and more
stories
of hypnosis abuse are surfacing, including one outlined in a recent lawsuit
against a New York therapist, who is said to have hypnotized a man into
signing
over millions of dollars to him while deep in trance.

Such instances of overt control are rare. More commonly, a hypnosis abuser
uses hypnosis the way a drug dealer would use drugs: they give the victim a
taste of the "high" created by hypnosis, then they withdraw it, knowing full
well that their victim will come back for more. Many female hypnodommes on
the
net combine this technique with their sexuality to addict men to them,
withdraw
the hypnosis fix, and refuse to hypnotize them again until they get what
they
want, usually increasingly large amounts of money. Male doms tend to seek
sexual rewards, reminding their victims that to get their fix, they have to
come across sexually, or "please him and obey his wishes." This type of
abuse
doesn't work on everyone, but a skilled hypnotist will find those who are
most
vulnerable to it, and capitalize on their ignorance.

Applied to high school stage hypnosis, you have a powder-keg of danger which
can explode anytime a high school hires a stage hypnotist. A predatory
hypnotist, say a pedophile, has a gold mine of opportunity to commit his (or
her) crimes, without ever being detected by anyone except the victim, and
only
then when it is too late. The innocent setting of a high school doesn't
shield
the mostly underage student body from abuse, nor does the innocent nature of
most high school shows. The predatory hypnotist is given access to the
minds
of the student body via these shows, and that is a sufficient "hook" to
begin
the process of abuse.

Even for those who don't believe in direct "hypnorape" being possible, few
would argue the existence of the well-documented hypnosis FETISH, or those
who
are sexually aroused by even nonsexual uses of hypnosis. The high school
hypnosis show therefore serves as a conduit by which a percentage of the
audience is likely to have this fetish unmasked. While it is true that the
fetish would exist without the show, only to be triggered later in life,
there
is no reason that the high school should be the catalyst for an underage
individual to get in touch with his or her sexual fetishes. To this extent,
a
high-school stage hypnosis show is no more appropriate than a PG-rated BDSM
show fully equipped with whips and chains. Since experienced stage
hypnotists
are well aware of this fetish, and since they know that *some* of their
easier-to-hypnotize youthful subjects are going to have a fetish triggered,
those subjects become easy prey for the predatory, experienced hypnotist.

To understand the special rape risk presented by high school stage hypnosis,
consider that the pedophiles and statutory rapists are already generally
known
to seek out high schools because they are a victim-rich territory, made even
richer by the near-total ignorance most of them have about the potential for
hypnosis abuse. That sexual predators seek out target-rich environments is
nothing new, but where high school stage hypnosis is concerned, there is a
problem in that unlike other dangers, this one is not recognized. My aim
with
this article is to change that and to promote awareness and proper safety,
and
to urge high schools to stop the practice of hiring stage hypnotists, for
the
safety of our children.

If one does not accept that all hypnosis is self-hypnosis, then one has to
acknowledge the potential for abuse in the high school setting, as this
would
set the stage for the abuser to target his or her victims without anyone,
including the victims, being any the wiser. Obviously, no stage hypnotist
performing at a high school is going to directly attempt to abuse hypnosis
at
the show, but it is at the show that the seeds can be planted, which grow
down
the road.

The abusive high school stage hypnotist uses the show to condition the
victims,
who will generally surface from the crowd due to an existing fascination
with
hypnosis. To the student, this "fetish" will be something they do not
understand, and do not have any idea how powerful it can be. In fact, many
in
the hypnofetish community, especially the females, speak of their first
realization of their fetish arising as the DIRECT result of a stage
hypnotist
visiting their school (or summer camp, which is almost as bad). Even though
the roleplay was benign, the hypnosis itself was quite deep and left a
lasting
impression. It is very easy for a stage hypnotist to condition a highly
eager
subject in what the subject presumes to be a safe setting, and when the
subject
assumes the hypnotist has been screened for things like a criminal
background
(which most are not), or even a surface check of where the hypnotist
participates on the internet. Many stage hypnotists who perform at high
schools participate openly in the hypnofetish community, in fact, and can be
traced with something as simple as an internet search.

Once the abusive stage hypnotist has conditioned his or her subjects, the
first
step of the crime has been completed. In a certain percentage of the
subjects,
a hypnofetish will have been unmasked and simultaneously satisfied by this
"amazing" person who has stumbled into their life. The hypnotist is fully
aware of what comes next, but the subject is not. The hypnotist knows the
subject will crave the trance experience, and relies on this by using the
reverse psychology of thanking the subject for their participation, and then
ignoring them. The subject, with the impression of the hypnotist firmly
implanted in his or her mind, will then seek out the hypnotist, usually over
the internet. Sometimes the subject will travel into the hypnofetish
community
in search of a similar experience, or someone who knows of the hypnotist.
It
is there that they have arrived at the "second crime scene" with the
advantage
to the hypnotist that they are already preconditioned.

At this point, the hypnotist has not approached the victim, but has been
eagerly sought out because of the deep conditioning s/he implanted during
the
innocuous stage show. The hypnotist knows full well that the "nibble" by
the
student will lead to another request for hypnosis, at which point the
conditioning can be deepened considerably, and no one is around to see if
the
"show" remains kosher. Having seen the students firsthand at the show, the
hypnotist uses that show as a second screening process to find the most
receptive (and sexually appealing) victims. The second hypnosis session
results in a deeper addiction, deeper conditioning, and the process of
brainwashing has begun, and the subject remains convinced, until it is too
late, that "hypnosis is perfectly safe."

To those who think hypnotic control is impossible, look no further than
hypnotic amnesia for a refutation of that argument: memory is our primary
form
of self-control (as it lets us review our actions). Our memory is a primal
function which we normally cannot shut off. You cannot watch something and
tell your brain not to remember what you are seeing; if someone else has
done
this to you, then your control in the form of your memory has been LOST. To
summarize, the problem of abuse by high school stage hypnotists is caused by
the mistaken belief that all hypnosis is self-hypnosis, the benign
appearance
of the show and the respectability of the hypnotist, who may have a criminal
record and who may even have left evidence of a fetish on the internet, and
the
ability of the hypnotist to condition his or her victims during the show,
followed by the knowledge that a student with a fetish will seek out him or
her
on the internet at some point after the show, with the lambs leading
themselves
to the slaughter in this case.

If you still aren't convinced, a recent article regarding "hypnotic assault"
(these were reported to the authorities) can be found at
http://www.libraryjournal.com/index....y=breakingNews.
In this article, a HARVARD psychologist had this to say: "Hypnosis can be
strong enough to overpower someone during a sexual assault," said Deirdre
Barrett, a psychology professor at Harvard Medical School who specializes in
hypnosis. Barrett said some crimes, including at least two murders, have
been linked to suggestions given under hypnosis."

This danger is real and ever-present, and it's something which can be
stopped
simply by abolishing the practice of allowing stage hypnotists to perform at
high schools, or for any underage audiences, and to make their adult
audiences
aware of the risks and dangers, and to let them make an informed decision
about
whether or not they wish to participate. Our ignorance is exactly what
these
sexual predators thrive on, and fighting this evil is simply a matter of
raising awareness.

If you wonder about why more people don't speak up about these dangers, look
no further than what happens to those who do. In the past eight years since
I have been promoting awareness of hypnosis abuse, I have been subjected to
repeated harassment, defamation and death threats that have been made and/or
encouraged by "respected" members of the hypnosis community. Those who have
spoken up for me have actually been threatened online by those pretending to
be with law enforcement.

I urge those who read this PUBLIC DOMAIN article to send copies of it to
anyone
they know who works in school administrations, and urge them to put the
safety
of their children ahead of the need for the cheap and deceptively dangerous
and
unregulated "entertainment" that is stage hypnosis. The potential for harm
is
too great and the practice needs to be stopped NOW.

Ray Gordon


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