Learn Mind Control

The idea of being able to learn mind control is something that has fascinated people for centuries. From advertising methods to helping get people to say yes, there are many reasons and uses for mind control that work. Everything we “see” in the mind is written or spoken using keywords that make people believe something from a certain point of view, take advertising for example. However most people do not realise that these mind control techniques can be used on a personal level to help you get what you want via mind control. It can be possible to learn these techniques as a beginner and help build up your skills to become a master in the art of persuasion and more.

It is no longer a realm of fantasy, it is possible to use these techniques to not just do tricks like Derren Brown, David Blaine etc, but also to influence peoples decisions. And best of all this is all learn-able from the comfort of your PC or Mac.

When you hear the term mind control you think of magicians or some sort of “dark” magic. However even on its basic level, something we see everyday is mind control. Advertising is one of the biggest and most successful forms of mind control in the world. A good advert whether for food, a car or a topical cream uses persuasive techniques to make you want the item even if you do not need it. Even in the early days of television, advertising played a big part. After realising that people spent a long time listening to the radio advertising companies emerged. This natural progression to television meant companies could exploit this new visual method of mass consumption to the ever increasing masses.

In the USA this explosion happened post war, with the rise of such characters as the Marlboro man. The Marlboro man gave off an image of masculinity and adventure. Something the 1950s American male lacked in his perceived world of work, work work. Marlboro used the masculinity to change the idea of filter cigarettes almost single-handedly. Previously to the Marlboro Man filter cigarette were seen as feminine. It was incredibly successful. From 1955 to 1957 Marlboro sales increased from $5bn to $20bn (Roman, K. (2009). The Kings of Madison Avenue. New York: St. Martins Press.). People bought into the idea subconsciously, and have done ever since to many adverts which in the back of your mind can pop up at any time. Advertising is arguably the most powerful form of mind control which is not seen as such due to its range to the masses.

However mind control can also work on a one to one level. Whilst there are many new theories on this, the classic 1981 book Getting To Yes by Roger Fisher and William Ury. In the book they talk about how to negotiate better by using wording and offers to improve your position. The interesting thing here is how wording questions and answers can help get you. People often trivialise these ideas by using light terms such as “Jedi mind tricks” etc. Without realising that these concepts come from real techniques that people can be trained to use everyday. It is a powerful tool that can be learnt.

Personal mind control techniques can be learnt very quickly. For more information read this article on personal mind control. It is a fascinating site. The basic steps can be learnt in under an hour. Below is a video on such learning techniques.