Mind Control Language Patterns
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Mind Control Language Patterns are spoken phrases that can act as "triggers" to the people who hear them. In short, they influence and control how we respond and cause us to be influenced to do things without our knowing. These language patterns are not fantasies but are based on documented uses that come from, psychology, hypnosis, Neuro Linguistic Programming and studies of human behavior. Mind Control Language Patterns can be used to help and hurt. One can use Mind Control Language Patterns to create positive and lasting change in people, as well as feelings of trust, love and affections. They can also be used to induce amnesia, fear, insecurity and doubt. These types of patterns are what we call "dark" pattern. Mind Control Language Patterns (2008)......Page 2 First Words......Page 6 Note To Reader......Page 8 Dedication......Page 9 Table of Contents......Page 10 Introduction......Page 12 Dark and Light Language Patterns......Page 14 The Foundational Mindset......Page 15 Fear of Using Language Patterns......Page 16 More on The Mind Set of Persuasive Language Patterns......Page 17 The Dual Reality Principle......Page 18 Taking Mind Control From the Laboratory to The Streets Mind Control Theory......Page 20 Mind Control Practice......Page 21 The Ideal Persuasion......Page 22 Complex Relationship Information......Page 24 Using Your Voice To Control Emotions: Tones and Pacing......Page 27 EXERCISE:......Page 28 The Parts Pattern - Creating Another Personality......Page 29 Presuppositions......Page 32 Presuppositions of Permanence......Page 33 Notes on presuppositions......Page 34 Taking People on a Time Travel Adventnre: Verb Tenses of Past, Present and Future......Page 35 exercise......Page 38 Time Distortion Variations......Page 40 Complete each one of these phrases with a command......Page 42 The Language Pattern That Frightened Psychologists: Embedded Commands......Page 46 1. Choose your outcome......Page 47 4. Read it aloud - and overdo the commands!......Page 48 Fear of Getting Caught Using Embedded Commands......Page 49 When I Talk About Me - I'm Talking About You The I-You Shift......Page 50 The Difference Between Pattern......Page 51 Want and Commitment......Page 52 Fear and Anxiety (Dark Pattern)......Page 53 Depression and Hopelessness (Dark Pattern)......Page 54 Getting To The "Core" Of Any Woman (or Man): The Sacred Core Pattern......Page 55 Doubt and Uncertainty Patterns......Page 56 How To Make Other Hear YOUR Voice in THEIR Heads: The Voice Of Experience Pattern......Page 58 How To Motivate People To Do ANYTHING You Want: Values Elicitation......Page 60 Warning!!!......Page 62 How to Destroy Old Beliefs and Install New Ones: The True/Used To Be True Pattern......Page 63 How To Make Yourself The Instant Expert: Credibility Patterns......Page 65 Instantly Manipulate Your Social Status......Page 66 How To Control The Mind "Because" It's Easy: The Because Pattern......Page 68 How to Make Anything Mean Anything You Want: The X Means Y Pattern......Page 70 How to Bind Your Success: The Single Bind Pattern......Page 71 Choosing Between Two Evils is Still Choosing Evil: The Double Bind Pattern......Page 72 How To Double the Impact, Seal The Deal & Lock In The Emotions You Want: Meta States......Page 73 Gaslighting Method #1: Repeated Questioning......Page 75 Gaslighting Method #2: Pointing Out The Invisible......Page 76 Gaslighting Method #4: Revealing the Secret Thoughts of Others......Page 77 Gaslighting Method #5: Social Pressure......Page 78 Hidden Addiction #1: The need to be needed......Page 79 Hidden Addiction #4: The need to be noticed and understood......Page 80 Hidden Addiction #7: People need a sense of power......Page 81 How To Open The Door To A Woman's Heart: The Emotional Chamber......Page 83 Why Ask - When You Can Tell Them What To Do? The Zero Decision Pattern......Page 84 Lead Others Through Coufusion: Confusion Patterns......Page 86 A Little Background To Classical Conditioning......Page 88 The Significance Of Pairing Unrelated Things......Page 89 The Game of Anchoring Drunkenness......Page 90 The Game of Anchoring Catalepsy......Page 91 Pride......Page 92 Envy......Page 93 Anticipation......Page 94 Conclusion......Page 95 Mind Control Language Pattern Example......Page 97 Punctuation Ambiguities......Page 100 Covertly Induce a Hypnotic State In Less Than 30 Seconds......Page 103 Force a Thought Into Someone's Mind......Page 105 Operant Conditioning......Page 106 Distracted Sentencing......Page 107 1. "Have you found (your outcome)?"......Page 109 2. " Would it he fair to say (your outcome)?"......Page 110 3. "Just suppose ... "......Page 111 4. "What would happen if (your outcome), because (their values)?"......Page 112 5. "Don't (action), unless you want (your outcome). "......Page 113 6. "I appreciate (intent of objection), and what would happen if (new behavior), because (reason), and if you'd do that, I'd be willing to(concession). "......Page 114 7. "Yes, (objection), but (positive feature), and if you're committed to (positive emotion or value), then you must be committed to (proposal).......Page 115 8. "(Objection), and I appreciate (future obstacles). Imagine for a moment that together we/you overcome (future obstacles), as we've/you've done in the past. Don't you feel good now?"......Page 116 A causes B.......Page 118 Changing Beliefs......Page 119 #1. Attacking the Source of the Belief......Page 120 #2. The Meta Frame......Page 121 EXERCISE......Page 122 #4. Focusing on the intent of the belief......Page 123 #6. Changing Frame size via chunking up (to a higher value)......Page 124 #7. Changing Frame size via Chunking down......Page 125 EXERCISE......Page 126 #9. Redefine......Page 127 #11. Consequences......Page 128 #13. Counter Example......Page 129 #14. Another Outcome......Page 130 EXERCISE......Page 131 #17. Model of the World (Switching referential index)......Page 132 #18. Reversing Presuppositions......Page 133 EXERCISES......Page 134 Nominalizations......Page 136 Unspecified Verbs......Page 137 Mind Reading......Page 138 Cause and Effect (A causes B)......Page 139 Complex Equivalence (A=B)......Page 140 Either/Or Phrases......Page 141 Predictions......Page 142 Distracted Sentencing......Page 144 Scripted Patterns vs. Process Patterns......Page 146 The Door......Page 147 Boyfriend Destroyers......Page 148 Fascination Pattern......Page 151 The BJ Pattern......Page 152 The Hospital Pattern......Page 155 The Depression Pattern......Page 156 Elements of Dark NLP Patterns......Page 157 Story Telling as Language Pattern......Page 158 Exercise......Page 160 Magic Questions: The Cube......Page 161 Yeah, You Wish......Page 163 I won't mention that ..........Page 164 Low Blow......Page 165 More Thinking, Less Feeling......Page 166 Unacceptable Conclusion......Page 167 Asking If They Truly Want An Answer......Page 168 Baffle Them With BS......Page 169 Any Answer Will Do......Page 170 Hidden Insult......Page 171 Confabulation......Page 172 Referring To Their Response......Page 173 Rapid Fire......Page 174 Listen to me!......Page 175 1) Criteria Which Lead to Values......Page 176 3) Source......Page 177 5) Relationship......Page 178 6) Convincer and Convincer Demonstration......Page 179 8) Primary Sort......Page 180 10) Chunk Size......Page 181 14) Values......Page 182 The Need to Learn Persuasion......Page 184 Envy......Page 185 Relief......Page 186 Regret......Page 187 Conclusion......Page 188 Using Mind Control to Create an Addiction (dark)......Page 189 The Voice Roll......Page 191 October Man Sequence......Page 193 The Hospital Pattern......Page 195 The Gemini Pattern......Page 196 The Shadow and the Rising Sun Pattern......Page 199 Symbolic Morphology......Page 200 The Book of Forgetting......Page 202 Introduction......Page 204 The Set Up......Page 206 Starting With Yourself......Page 209 The Morality and Necessity of Forgetting......Page 211 The Myth of The Eidetic Memory......Page 212 Amnesia of Identity and Amnesia of Specifics.......Page 213 Forgetting of too much information......Page 214 Forgetting by means of decay......Page 215 Forgetting by confusion......Page 216 Forgetting by substitution of memory......Page 217 Retrieval Failure......Page 218 Using NLP VAK Submodality Modifications to Modify Beliefs About Memory......Page 219 Forgetting by Changing the Process of Remembering......Page 220 Creating Complete Hypnotic Forgetting For Specifics......Page 221 Example of Hypnotic Amnesia Script......Page 223 Creating Forgetting by Means of Confusion......Page 224 Confusion Technique: Self Reflective Questioning......Page 225 Confusion Technique: Pattern Interrupt......Page 226 Forgetting by Disassociation......Page 227 Covert Forgetting by Disassociation......Page 228 References......Page 229 Other Books and Products by Dantalion Jones......Page 231 Lesson Two: Language and Why It's Important to Success......Page 232 Lesson Three: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (part I)......Page 234 Lesson Four: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (part II)......Page 235 Lesson Five: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (part III)......Page 236 Lesson Six: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (part IV)......Page 237 Lesson Seven: Methods for Programming the Minds of Others(Part I)......Page 238 Lesson Eight: Methods for Programming the Minds of Others (Part II)......Page 239 Lesson Nine: Speech and Its Power......Page 241 Lesson Ten: Using Neurolinguistic Programming to Create Your Own Success......Page 242
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