Underground Hypnosis Review
If you’ve ever wanted to learn hypnosis but thought it was a waste of time, take a look at Underground Hypnosis by Joseph Mander. The author promises that this isn’t your garden variety of hypnosis course. No parlor tricks, no cute stuff. The style of hypnosis offered by Mander is culled from a variety of techniques developed over many years and refined by a secret society of underground hypnotists. Using these techniques, one can exert instant control over another person’s will. Thus, you are warned – repeatedly — not to share this secret information with anyone else, lest it fall into the wrong hands. (More likely, they don’t want this information being given away for free.)
The Truth about Underground Hypnosis…
The author claims to have discovered these explosive hypnosis techniques as a result of his efforts to penetrate an underground subculture of hypnotists. The people in this subculture (referred to as ‘Underground Mindbenders’) were extremely tight-lipped and diligently guarded their secrets. After many months of networking, Mander finally met Taylor Starr, the guru of this subculture. The information imparted by Starr serves as the basis for the techniques revealed in Underground Hypnosis. According to the author, he underwent some extremely strenuous experiences to learn these techniques. He obviously believes in what he’s selling.
Underground Hypnosis claims to teach the reader how to control the minds of others by uttering only a few words. You can make a person go from hating you to loving you in only a few seconds’ time. You can even use these techniques to influence a maître d’ to get you a table in a crowded restaurant. (That would be useful.) Further, you’ll learn hypnosis methods with names like the “Iron Man Pattern”, the “Black Ops Mirror Operation” and the brutal-sounding “No Cleaver Technique”. One can be forgiven if they mistake these exotic terms for military codes or certain styles of kung fu.
It can’t be argued that hypnosis is a viable and proven technique. But the author of this guide makes hypnosis seem like a strange mystical art, or a kind of super power. The claims of ‘influencing’ and ‘controlling’ other people seem like Underground Hypnosis is actually selling mind control techniques. Mander’s description of entering secret hypnosis subcultures almost sounds like a spy novel, or a conspiracy thriller. The claim that one can instantly learn ‘mass hypnosis’ to influence hundreds (if not thousands) of people comes off as overblown. These claims can seem especially dubious given there’s no documentation to back them up.
Still, the course does have its believers: “… it really does have the power to change every interaction you have for the rest of your life.” – CJ Romero, ezinearticles.com. “Rated 9.7 out of 10,” Hypnosisgallery.com. Mander’s presentation is over the top, but that doesn’t mean his techniques are merit less. The guide consists of 4 downloadable audio files plus some additional material from Taylor Starr. With a generous 60-day money back guarantee, it’s a worthwhile purchase for those interested in learning hypnosis. Buy Underground Hypnosis and get that table at the crowded restaurant!
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