Trigger Sucess?

[Iowacollegeguy]

Hey everyone!
Its my first time posting a topic, but i was listening to the bubble file while drunk/tipsy and am unsure as to how it went.
I remember some of it, and already knew the trigger beforehand, but was curious to see if it worked.

So to make this more relevant:
1) help me find out if it worked on me-i have never been able to experience a deep hypnosis experience/trigger before.
2) have you listened to a file while under the influence before? if so, how effective was it?

[Endo]

I have some good experience with Bubble. First of all: Were you using the very first edition, or one of Calimore's versions with added binaurals?

I have to say that a lot of people expect hypnosis to work instantly after one listen. Personally, I think I accept hypnosis a bit slower than most people on this site, but the original version worked very quickly for me. The first day after listening, the trigger worked as a mild relaxer. After three listens, it was definitely a trance inducer. Now, I use a version Calimore made that has the trigger instead of that crazy long induction.

As for the depth of the induction, I'd say this: Take another listen, and tell yourself to move your arm. If you can't move it because you don't want to break the trance, then you're in at least a mild trance. I know that sounds hard to understand, but once you've experienced it, you'll know exactly what I mean.

[Foxfuz]

I do know that a mild trance can cause a slight chance of natural amnesia. Deep trances are close to sleepwalking. But it doesn't matter the level of trance, the deeper you are the more suggestible you are.

Best thing to note about going into trance is to not think about it to much. Like, don't think about how or how deep you are, just listen to the hypnotist. I'm pretty sure the reason intoxication works a little better for some people is because it takes away inhibitions and are more easily willing to do what they are told.