Bubble Trigger Test

[Calimore]

The best part about seeing people post again and again is knowing that the Bubble Trigger's gotten pretty deeply ingrained in those that post here repeatedly... :twisted:

[darkenedav]

The best part about seeing people post again and again is knowing that the Bubble Trigger's gotten pretty deeply ingrained in those that post here repeatedly... :twisted:

definitely agreed :twisted:

[eyelidz2000]

What with all this fanfare it'd be rude not to post again!

[Calimore]

I decided to work with this file years ago and still maintain the trigger, just for fun. The idea of someone I know and trust using this trigger on me is a bit of a turn on, but it has never happened so far, and that's fine with me.

Some fantasies never have to happen to be enjoyable. Kind of like buying a lottery ticket every now and then. I know I'm never likely to win but that doesn't keep me from playing the game, anyway.

[darkenedav]

Kind of like buying a lottery ticket every now and then. I know I'm never likely to win but that doesn't keep me from playing the game, anyway.

lol I'm a sucker for that. 1 in 1 billion? fuck it why not!
Same reason I'm still kicking about here and try the odd file I suppose :)

[CyrilMtl]

Calimore,
do you think it is possible to crate a 'light' version of the Bubble induction without the 'obedience' stuff ? (new recording/audacity edit)
and keep more or less the same effect ? (quick go to trance trigger, bubble test post ...)

I find the actual Bubble file too strong on the 'obey' for my taste, and with the generic trigger phrase knew by everybody here ...

I decided to work with this file years ago and still maintain the trigger, just for fun. The idea of someone I know and trust using this trigger on me is a bit of a turn on, but it has never happened so far, and that's fine with me.

Some fantasies never have to happen to be enjoyable. Kind of like buying a lottery ticket every now and then. I know I'm never likely to win but that doesn't keep me from playing the game, anyway.

[fuzzymind]

Some fantasies never have to happen to be enjoyable. Kind of like buying a lottery ticket every now and then. I know I'm never likely to win but that doesn't keep me from playing the game, anyway.

That's an interesting tought. Still, at this point, why not listen to the test file ?

[Calimore]

That's an interesting tought. Still, at this point, why not listen to the test file ?

I have created a slightly longer test file where the suggestion to post here has been edited away. Also, I took that test file and married it to the body of Bubble Induction so as to be able to refresh the trigger and associated suggestions in less than half an hour.

This had already been expressed earlier in the thread, along with links to those files, btw...

[Calimore]

A "lighter" version could be created but would not have as broad an appeal. The body of lutz's file is quite thorough when it comes to creating a puppet-like state, which is what many into erotic hypnosis wish to do. The induction he used is an effective one used by many hypnotists as part of their clinical practice, and the crossover effect employed in the deepener is also fairly standard for hypnosis recording, but lutz's timing on the effect was impeccable.

So the question basically boils down to "could one use Bubble Induction" to achieve different effects? Absolutely. One could create the bubble for the subject to use to escape from addictions, fears, general anxiety, bad habits - none of those things would be bothersome as the bubble creates a "time out" for them. And as the effect can be self-triggered, it could be used as a strong therapeutic tool.

Now, am I likely to use the file's format to create a lighter version? Probably not. For me, the greatest appeal of erotic hypnosis is a subject can choose to give over all of their control if they like and for most, Bubble Induction does that quite well. However, the script is available to Premium members, so one could rewrite their own light version to record if one wished to. Such a script would very likely get recorded by someone on the site, especially if it were well written.

Why not download the script and give it a try, yourself? With only a few skillful edits, one could achieve a lesser effect with relative ease. If it's worth asking about, it's probably worth doing. Give it a go - if I like what you write, I may record it myself now that I'm someplace where I am more able to record hypnosis mp3s.

[eyelidz2000]

Think I'll check out Calimore's Bubble Trigger Refresh, too. Seeing as Lutz's Bubble Trigger Test file doesn't seem to be working… ;P

[fuzzymind]

might have listened right now.

[eyelidz2000]

Hmm, what to say?

[fuzzymind]

Been trying to think of something that wouldn't look like a weekly post. No luck :p

[eyelidz2000]

Lovely day, isn't it?

[eyelidz2000]

Hello

[eyelidz2000]

This is becoming my own personal thread :P

[Calimore]

Nothing wrong with that!

[Garien]

I didn't think I went very deep, but... here I am posting.

Been interested in this for years... only really starting to have some success now.

[Calimore]

Depth of trance is sometimes completely irrelevant. People often accept suggestion while they think they are fully awake.

The question is whether or not you are responding so well that you find it easy to go into your nice relaxing bubble now. It's such a pleasant experience that I'm sure you want to do it again. Why not listen to the original file (or the shorter refresher mp3 that I made) THEN try the trigger test again. Only next time, see if you can listen to the trigger test but not post to this thread afterward. Try your very best and see if you are unable to resist posting here, after listening.

BTW: I've made a version of Herr Lutz's Bubble Induction with killer binaural and subliminal effects. If you do listen to the whole induction again, please be be sure to give my version a listen. It's my guess that you will go nice and deep. You may go so much deeper that you even forget that you listened to the file later afterwards, if you're not too careful. And if that does happen to you, it's even possible you may even have to listen to imt version again before you realize that you ever heard it.

[Garien]

Depth of trance is sometimes completely irrelevant. People often accept suggestion while they think they are fully awake.

The question is whether or not you are responding so well that you find it easy to go into your nice relaxing bubble now. It's such a pleasant experience that I'm sure you want to do it again. Why not listen to the original file (or the shorter refresher mp3 that I made) THEN try the trigger test again. Only next time, see if you can listen to the trigger test but not post to this thread afterward. Try your very best and see if you are unable to resist posting here, after listening.

Are you trying to tempt me, Mister Calimore? It's working.
I think my brain interpreted the trigger test as a weekly thing, so I'm not sure I'd get any success until this time next week. And while I definitely felt a compulsion that was stronger than just wanting to do it, I'm not sure whether I'm at the stage of being unable to resist yet.

At my current stage of suggestibility, I feel like there's definitely something there, but I'm still "playing along" to an extent and I'm worried if I resist too hard I'll go backwards in terms of progress. But the idea of being unable to resist is a very appealing one, and these things can sneak up on you... I might try tomorrow.

BTW: I've made a version of Herr Lutz's Bubble Induction with killer binaural and subliminal effects. If you do listen to the whole induction again, please be be sure to give my version a listen. It's my guess that you will go nice and deep. You may go so much deeper that you even forget that you listened to the file later afterwards, if you're not too careful. And if that does happen to you, it's even possible you may even have to listen to imt version again before you realize that you ever heard it.

As it happens, it was your version that I used and it seemed to help a lot. It actually caused a bit of disconnect when I listened to the trigger test file, because that - or the version I used - didn't have the effects.

Your contributions to the files and your inspiring forum posts have definitely been a big help.

Despite being a huge fan of hypnosis, I've had my difficulties getting it to work, and always filed it under "too good to be true", and that was probably part of my problem. But reading success stories here and having a few mild successes of my own is really helping me to come along.

[eyelidz2000]

It definitely takes some practice, Garien. Stick with it and you'll see some results :)

[gift]

hehe nice to see this is still a thing :)

[macs]

I hear and obey.

[iam48]

Not really sure why, but obligatory comment is dis one

[eyelidz2000]

Posting again

[www500]

Just commenting. ;)

[eyelidz2000]

Welcome, www500 :D

[eyelidz2000]

Still at this

[eyelidz2000]

Hearing and obeying

[Garien]

After my last post, I had a couple of less successful listens and eventually found it difficult to find time to do so. I think I was mostly apprehensive and avoidant because it not working was making me nervous, or like it was a chore I had to work to.

But I just listened now and I think I went really deep. I listen in bed at night so it's sometimes a little difficult to tell between going deep and falling asleep, but even if my mind wanders as though I'm dozing, there's a definitive trance-like feeling. I really felt like the suggestions were working.

So, last time Calimore suggested that I try hard to resist posting here after listening to the test. I did resist for a few minutes... but I wouldn't say that I can't resist, more that I really don't want to. It feels more like resisting is wrong? But again, that could be because I want it to be that way.

Still, good success. I'll listen again soon. Might have someone try the trigger on me.

[Kozy]

I listened to this for the first time in a while. Hmm.

[WerePanda]

mmmm... this file is always so great.

[eyelidz2000]

Good to see I'm not alone here :)

[Calimore]

I always enjoy seeing activity in this thread!

[eyelidz2000]

Wouldn't want to disappoint you, Calimore :)

[dlarge]

Posting for some reason.

[eyelidz2000]

Hello all

[No_words]

I dont know. I guess i'm posting just because i dont want to give up yet, but i feel like i'm playing along and i dont want to fail a simple thing like this. It's been 3 days since i started listening to the bubble trigger twice a day, and just now i tried this test but i'm not really impressed. I can't seem to get that deep, maybe because i focus too much on the words, or maybe i get expectations that aren't met (like at the end of a countdown i'll do what it tells me but i don't feel a compulsion to do so, I do it just because i fear that if i do not play along all the time spent goes to waste).

[eyelidz2000]

Three days isn't really that long, and it takes time and practice for the trigger to settle in. Be patient and stick with it!

[eyelidz2000]

Post

[gift]

well i guess i leave a post here

[gift]

boop :oops:

[eyelidz2000]

hello

[eyelidz2000]

Help! I can't stop :D

[fuzzymind]

Help! I can't stop :D

Poor you ;)

[gift]

never ending to post :D

[eyelidz2000]

It's an endless loop. Listen, obey, repeat :P

[fuzzymind]

I like this loop

[gift]

and you two are not alone :)

[fuzzymind]

Funny to suddenly realize it's been a week.