lgor's Comments
 Can you already feel your brains kind of starting to spin a little bit more than
 before? We're just slightly starting to bring in something more. The negation, the
 'not', basically says, whatever you think it is, go somewhere else.
 We're going to have a contrast to the positive question, "who are you?" and
 "who are you not?" You contrast one against the other so you can see what the
 impact is when you add a negation. lf you start to go to places you're not ready
 to go yet, just stop and say 'no'.
 Do you see how powerful this stuff can already be? This is just the warm-up act.
 So far, we've been opening stuff up. We've been preparing the ground so that
 when you present hypnotic ideas, they have somewhere to go. You open the
 cupboard up and go "oh, this one's empty, let's put some stuff in here".
 So wouldn't it be useful to have some stuff to put in there, seeing as you're
 opening the cupboard up anyway? Let's put in some happiness, learning and joy.
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 3. Now do the exercise the same way, using the positive or the negation.
 o Mix and match them. Play with any of the questions, and then do all
 the questions in a row. You can mix and match them as your instincts
 guide you.
 Notice how each of these questions send you to different parts of your
 mind. They send you to different kinds of experiences. Allow your
 instincts to guide you a little bit in terms of what questions you ask.
 o The only thing we're going to add now is a positive suggestion, a
 positive experience, For a moment, just consider if you would, and
 really consider this. When are you not, right now, that happy?
 o Can you feel the machinery working? Stay with one suggestion, just
 happiness. Play with different versions of your timing. For example,
 "Who are you not right now, that's happy?"
 Igor's Comments
 With the language we have up to this point, we're opening up a doorway. We're
 sending someone outside this little house that they've been used to and they see
 it, but they don't know what to make of it. We're telling them, in all this vast
 expanse of nature that they're seeing for the first time maybe or never really
 appreciated, to search out one thing. Look for the deer, or the bluebird.
 Now that their filters are a little clearer, we're saying, search out the experiences
 that make you happy. They may or may not come down on that yet. Why?
 Because they're kicking a search into process rather than getting a result, for the
 moment. All you care about is that the random search begins to be targeted
 toward something useful, toward happiness, as opposed to anything else. All you
 had to do was add a simple suggestion.
 Did you notice how timing is everything? When you have all these complex
 language patterns, you don't want to waste it. lt's like putting seasoning on a
 meal; you do it at just the right time.
 Has everyone been on a swing? What happens when you kick your legs out too
 soon? Do you go faster or slower? So in order to operate a swing you have to be
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 able to find exactly the right spot, the sweet spot that will accelerate you, rather
 than slow you down.
 The same is true of hypnotic language, especially advanced covert hypnosis, the
 mind-bending language we're getting into. The most important thing to me is, are
 you beginning to sense how your own mind is being shifted into different
 directions and experiences? This is important, because you need to have
 experiences before you can take other people to those experiences.
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 How confusing is it to use mind-bending language? Do you confuse yourself? ln
 order not to be random or confuse yourself with stuff you're doing or saying, you
 need to expand your mind to different places, so you know this is this kind of
 place, and that is that kind of place.
 Let's look at this language. What kind of experiences are we shaping that look for
 identity, what people identify with? 'Who are you?' and 'What are you?' are very
 similar, but still a little different, right? lf I ask you "When are you?" that is again
 a different type of question, more about time. This is more about identity or
 identifying something like, which chair or what chair.
 How is about equality, isn't it? You're looking at equality in terms of how
 someone is running, not talking about the activity of running, but the quality of it.
 Where is a location in space, so you're already moving through people's minds in
 different ways, and this is at a very subtle level.
 Why as a rule cements things in and makes them more concrete because it
 demands a rationalization, a reason for something, even an excuse. This has to be
 used very carefully, it can go both ways.
 For example, you come home after a hard day or maybe make a mistake and
 something doesn't work out right and you ask "Why did I do that?" Or someone
 else asks you why you did that. How useful is that? You sit there knowing you
 made a mistake and now they're drilling you into that mistake even further.
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How hard is it to get out of your depression when someone is asking you why
 you're such a sad little soldier? They're asking you to justify a sensation of
 sadness and it's keeping you in this state. This is why the question 'Why?' is not
 on the list.
 l'm not saying to never use 'why', just make sure you know what the impact will
 be if you do.
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 1. We're going to do the questions and negations like before, let them come
 in and out, but don't get stuck on making everything negated. What we
 will add to this now is to start navigating people through time.
 o We have about 50 variations already, so rather than sitting down for an
 hour and working through every single variation (although I
 recommend you do it at some point) we'll select a starting point at
 random.
 o To do this exercise we are going to change the tense, the time
 sequence. For example, you use questions like 'are you?"were you?'
 'how have you been?'This is the starting point, the direction in space,
 forward or backward in time.
 o Just remember to make sure it takes on a spin, a direction to go in so
 that you're moving your partner somewhere positive. So 10 minutes
 each, then find another partner.
 lgor's Comments
 At the moment we're not even interested in how much you're influencing
 people, we're interested in you getting reference experiences inside your mind
 that we can use to create more, so it's a trippy mind-bending language.
 All we're doing is asking a reasonable question, even though it may sound a little
 wonky. lf you're not trying to persuade someone, just asking a question, then
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 surely you don't care about the outcome, do you? Wherever they land will be the
 right place, isn't it?
 We're not trying to get the magic bullet, the one thing that will get everything
 done, it's a process. You ask a question, they have a result. You ask another
 question, there is a different result, then another and another and each time it
 begins shaping itself.
 Overall, over a period of time, notice how each time you do this exercise you
 tend to be a little happier. Your mind starts putting more focus on those
 experiences and they come out, even though you don't necessarily know where
 they're coming from or what they are.
 Hypnosis is not something you do, it's something you become.
 2. Make up two randomly constructed sentences from the last exercise and
 write them down. lt doesn't matter what they are, just randomly construct
 them. They may have'not's'in them, some time elements, just take two
 different starting points, two different times, maybe one with a negation
 and one without.
 o The reason I want you to write them down is so you can do this
 exercise emphasizing every single word separately each time you
 repeat it.
 o When I say "Who are you not, that's happy?" it's different than if I say
 "Who are you, not, that's happy?" or "Who are you, not that's happy?"
 . 
The places you leave your pauses, totally transform the meaning
 people take from what you're saying. I want you to get very sensitive
 to what you're emphasizing, where your pauses are and how that
 affects other people.
 o What we care about is; where does it send your mind when you're
 hearing these things emphasized differently, said differently,
 pronounced differently and paused differently?
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Take L0 minutes and then change partners. Be sure to watch your
 partner for the effects of different emphasis on words and pauses.
 3. Now do the same exercise again, only this time you'll only have one
 sentences that l'll give yoU, either
 o "Where have you been that's happy?" or "How will you be that's
 happy?"
 o The difference now is that rather than randomly constructing
 sentences as you did before, you're going to use the same sentence
 repeatedly, but emphasizing different words.
 o These are formally to get you used to speaking and doing things in
 different ways.
 Igor's Comments
 This exercise forces your mind to go places, even though you can't do it if you're
 the subject. You're trying to figure it out, but you're spinning your wheels, so
 you're discovering new territory.
 Even as the hypnotist asking the questions, you're going there yourself a little bit,
 aren't you? That's very useful. That's part of how you prevent yourself from
 being confused with what's confusing them. Confusion isn't the operative
 element. We're not using confusion to get the result we're looking for.
 Confusion is a side effect of the places we're taking them, which is to open their
 minds to allowing new information to come in.
 Pauses offer your neurology time to process, to actually have the experience. lf
 you rush through, how can they have the experience? lt's like saying "Let's go to
 the best restaurant in town.Quick, you have two minutes to finish up". lt ruins
 the whole point of the exercise. 자연스럽게 번역해줘