Two Innocents Got Messed Up By Hypnosis. Has It Happened To You?

[@kcjones6034]

This is like a bad shroom trip. This doctor is playing with these people.

[@towerofresonance4877]

Exactly! Western medicine for you

[@sm.9599]

They are doing this to us everyday through mass media, movies, advertisements, etc. Its just not that obvious to us and they have perfected it to where we don’t need to fall asleep for it to work

[@oldhollywoodbriar]

Airman Jimmy Shaver reported to suffer from “Migraine Headaches.” And was enrolled on a program to help heal his migraines. Shortly thereafter Shaver was convicted for raping a little girl to death. At the time of the crime he was in a daze and didn’t recall the incident or where he was. He was only able to remember the crime once put under hypnosis by Jolly West, head of the UCLA Dept of Psychiatry. Recently, evidence has arisen that Jolly West worked on MK Ultra for the CIA. Some of Jolly West’s other patients: Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, Unabomber, Timothy McVeah, Sirhan Sirhan, basically all the assassins. This is all reported in major news outlets. Jolly West was “The Scarecrow” irl. LA Times (Jan 7, 1999): “West also served frequently as a court-appointed expert psychiatrist. He examined such defendants as Jack Ruby--killer of President John F. Kennedy’s assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald--and Patricia Hearst, the Symbionese Liberation Army kidnapping victim turned bank robber. Ruby, West said, suffered from “major mental illness apparently precipitated by the stress of [his] trial and its aftermath.” West’s opinion forestalled Ruby’s death sentence, and the convicted murderer died of cancer in prison.”

[@gabrielolsen8748]

There is a story on Jolly West in the intercept, so crazy!

[@anitaelghandor7295]

Also Charles Manson,was under mind control,from mother's boyfriend.

[@oldhollywoodbriar]

@@anitaelghandor7295 Manson was a regular guest at the Haight Ashbury Free clinc which West had involvment in as well. The new book Chaos by Tom O’niell is amazing, Tom is the one who found West’s letter from Sydney Gottlieb from CIA.

[@Gurl-5150]

This sounds seriously made up. All those people under one Doctor. I would ask for sources.

[@oldhollywoodbriar]

@@Gurl-5150 if we could get people like yourself to read, we could change the world. Check the sources, they’re all there.

[@lynnemurphy114]

Wonderful footage I want to see More Mr Hoffman.. really appreciate that you show these amazing films.. Your mind is an archive..Thank you for sharing ☘️👌

[@MisterPersuasion]

In the 1930's my dad read a couple of books on hypnosis and proceeded to hypnotize girls he knew on college campus. While under hypnosis he would ask these girls to do outrageous things after he woke them up. After my dad told me stories about this, I asked him to teach me to hypnotize girls so I could get them to like me better. He refused to do it telling me I'd be messing around with something I was not able to handle as a 16-year-old kid.

[@JohnDaker_singer]

I think your dad crossed the line.

[@MisterPersuasion]

@@JohnDaker_singer There was no "line" back in the 1930's. He and his buddies were just "having fun."

[@Sassy-Southerner]

I appreciate all of these clips from a long time ago! I’ve always loved watching old home movies in black and white! Thank you David for bringing them to us!!! ♥️

[@matthewfarmer6830]

Awesome David Hoffman. Thanks for sharing this video learn something everyday.👍👍🙂

[@mariah2516]

People were so sweet, they could believe in anything. 😢😢😢

[@KOOLBadger]

I have and I did not come out of it my family says. I was weird for three days. Ill never allow that again!

[@joschmoyo4532]

Sadly the abuse of hypnotism is very common.

[@raph3156]

I'm worried that it might be as well. This really messes me up. What if this is being done on people and we don't even know it.

[@joschmoyo4532]

@@raph3156 It happens every day to billion's because the secret to successful hypnotism is dangerously simple. Boredom and repetition. Monotonal voice lacking spontaneity and authentic connection. Every doctor uses this trick to assert their authority over you and get you in to submission. Judges use it, lawyers use it. Freemasons teach hypnotism. It's all about control. There is a very simple test to find out if someone is under. No sense of humour. None. They are not engaged with their surroundings. They are entranced by them.

[@websurfer5772]

@@raph3156 It is being done on all of us. It's called Project Mockingbird and the majority are definitely falling for it.

[@idrinkmilk282]

@@neemtreebark not medically it shouldn't. Every option for helping a person should be considered medically.

[@robynperdieu3434]

@@raph3156 There is a VICE video on hypnosis that caused a reaction like I was "zoning out" like one does in daydreaming. They had to be using subliminal messaging, because it was strong and hard to fight it.

[@Vern_Levine]

This is exactly what I'm like after a nap. Discombobulated. Watching this is making me feel like I just took a nap. 😀

[@matttippo8325]

Discombobulated. 👍

[@LifeLuvWe]

😵‍💫exactly 🎯 take care ❤️

[@ryanhobbs79]

It's interesting to hear the voice tone and cadence of people's speech from this time period. So different from today. Not sure what it is or why it is. They also sound very calm amd respectful, not high strung and wound up like we sound today. 🙃

[@robynperdieu3434]

This was the time period when psychology really became a force. People were basically good before this kind of stuff began. Look up the utubes of psychopath Alfred Kinsey who paid fathers to rape their daughters. Paid for sexual abuse to destroy someone's spirit. If you read the description of this video, it says this "doctor" made sex education films. Yeah, riiight.

[@robynperdieu3434]

Sex abuse and satanism go together.

[@janecarbone1504]

Watching this makes me feel like I need a nap. Using people as rats in these experiments is not only unscientific but it is horrible. Some people are more prone to hypnotism. This guy could plant a memory into your mind that was false and it would still be believed by the person coming out of the hypnotized state. They would past lie detector tests and everything because they really believed it happened. Disgraceful

[@oldhollywoodbriar]

Wait until you find out about the 50,000 lobotomies and the psychosurgery on unwilling subjects, including children. Research, know.

[@trope5105]

Funny story about a hypnosis comedian that i ran into. in highschool, at the end of senior year we had a party at our rec center. closed for just all of us, an at the beginning we were in the aerobic room, small 60x 40 room with a small stage. i was the weed dealer all through highschool, an every one knew it . i was also always on drug dealer time, meanin i was always late for things. so i walk in 5 minutes or so after he had started, walked into the room, everyone was sitting down watching this hypnotist warm up the crowd. i walked to the very end of the room n found some friends, n sat down. i think there was 50 of us or so, but i dont remember. anyways, my phone goes off, an it was someone hittin me up for a sac of course. i shut it off or what have you, and immediately the hyno guy goes DRUG DEALER! and points right at me, and the whole class burst out in laughter. i was SOOoo confused lol. how the fuck did this guy know what was goin on lol! he heckled me, n i couldnt say anything, he was callin me;" so what your boy hittin you up for that sticky icky or what?" 'You gonna answer that?", hahaha, it was so frickin crazy at the time. anyways. so he goes on an calls ppl on stage, hypnotizes them, an it was all a good and hilarious time. when it was all over, n we were walking out, i was like wtf, how did that dude know i was a hustler. .. well turns out that at the beginning of the act, before i walked in, he had asked, or rather told everyone to hush up, he needed silence for his act, you can laugh when its funny, but please turn your phone off, the only ppl that need their phones on all the time are doctors and drug dealers! haha, so when mine went off, it was just the funny thing to say, but he hit the nail on the head, and everyone knew it, which just made that whole night that much more fun lol. that night was actually pretty magical lookin back. its was the last time we all seen each other in that capacity, as it was the night before our graduation, saturday, which get this. we were the red devils, that was our mascot, and we graduated on 6-6-06! no frickin lie lol. crazy coincidences all around

[@shilohndrah]

EXTREMELY MANIPULATIVE! This isn't right! Thank you for airing this, David Hoffman!

[@knelson3484]

I will watch this for sure, looks interesting. Thank you David. ❤

[@songbird5266]

I love your work. Thank you.

[@Daniel-Strain]

I suspect that every case of supposed hypnotism is simply that some portion of the population are people who feel so socially awkward to contradict or go against the grain, that they would rather go along with what they think they are supposed to do than admit they aren't really hypnotized. Maybe they so strongly want to play along that they even convince themselves of it. That is why hypnotists always do some kind of filtering beforehand to identify those people who are appeasers in socially awkward situations.

[@maryteresawilson1200]

Mr.Hoffman,gives us these amazing clips everyday from the past! I always look forward to getting my notification for each of his new uploads! Can I get a thumbs up if you agree with me, David Hoffman fans?!

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

Thank you Mary Teresa

[@maryteresawilson1200]

No Sir! Thank you!👍🙏🏻

[@peternicholson2504]

Very interesting watching how the mind can be manipulated.

[@JamieChapmanFES]

this is where we get all of the school sh00tings from

[@jasonm7973]

Shhh we aren't allowed to talk about that

[@jasonm7973]

Nice hefty doses of SSRI helps as well.

[@JR-zm2yu]

Spot on imo😡💜🙏

[@Month-Day-Year]

I don't believe in hypnotism... I would like to try to have someone hypnotize me just to experience it and see if it's real.

[@betlea8070]

I've been hypnotised to stop smoking - worked too Also had hypnotherapy for CPTSD - again, it worked I'm the most sceptical person I know! Never expected it to work! But it did!

[@Month-Day-Year]

@@betlea8070 I've been watching other scientific videos now that I've watched this one and apparently only about 10-15% of people are highly susceptible to hypnosis. And about 20% are highly resistant to it. Where as the rest of people are somewhere in the middle. It has to do with the size of a certain part of the brain. The SciShow channel video explained alot for me.

[@ld-zj1bn]

@@betlea8070 I tried for smoking too. Didn't work for me. Maybe the practitioner was no good. I had 2 sessions.

[@x0thorn0x]

@@betlea8070 I was hypnotized for ptsd treatment as well. I found it to be extremely triggering, unfortunately. Even thinking back on it now raises my anxiety. I had a good therapist who put me under safely and with a lot of information beforehand (she even replayed the session tape to assure me what I remembered was accurate); I remember feeling extremely guarded the entire time. I wish it had worked as well for me as it did for you. EMDR worked wonders as an alternative treatment in my case. Just keep trying, there are great, simple therapies that work and when you find what works, it’s a huge relief.

[@luciehanson6250]

Interesting conversation. Quit smoking hypnosis didn't work for me. I did the acupuncture little ear points. What a miserable attempt. Suffer chronic pain. Been there, done that. Its all a state of mind. I'm resistant to, but learning to accept, change my brain!

[@yvonne7591]

Got hypnotized to stop smoking, but after relapse, never worked again. Don't trust these people.

[@michaelbradshaw8278]

The Amazing Kreskin "hypnotized" me on stage, during a performance at Clemson University. Although when I felt warm when he suggested cold, most of his hypnotic performances failed. Entertainer, yes... hypnotist, unlikely. Interesting film, nevertheless.

[@rickjames3034]

Most of those live on stage shows people just pretend its all working and go along with the show to not embarrass the performer

[@michaelbradshaw8278]

@@rickjames3034 Good point, my friend.

[@luciehanson6250]

Hi Dear Michael! I've been to group hypnosis, and also a couple of councilors who tried. I'm NOT a candidate. I tried, but ended with(for me)it's hocus pocus. Always a warm heart to 👀 you here!

[@michaelbradshaw8278]

@@luciehanson6250 Good evening lovely Lucie! I can totally understand how either can possibly be helpful, or not. My youngest tried group hypnosis to quit smoking; never helped, but quickly took the money. You are so sweet. I am glad you thought of me. I need the thoughts of incredible people like you to help my head heal. You surely help smooth that road. You are incredible! Hope your weekend is full of blessings and beauty, like yourself!!! -Michael

[@luciehanson6250]

@@michaelbradshaw8278 Well....all cleaned up to go to memorial for Nicki's Dad. About 1 hour drive; fortunately, the kids caught me at Safeway. Its next Saturday! No cell service up on the ridge, altho its a fine ride! We've lots of lovely flowers around in vases now! All dressed up, with other events to go to. Big community barbeque in Forestville, bingo, live music, oysters. Also a rummage sale @ the church. Happy Saturday, Dear friend, Michael!

[@ASHEVILLEMOVINGCOMPANY]

I'm so #grateful for everything you do it definitely makes us think in different directions which adds value to my future thank you thank you

[@psychedforlife7176]

Is this why I need a nap daily?

[@billpiechocki]

Christopher Guest, could do so much based on this as a premise.

[@fivefistkungfu4905]

Simple programming: The two subjects are subconsciously set up with a dilemma and thereby on a quest to resolve the (made up) story, fueled by primal emotions such as joy, shame, loyalty etc. Once they were fully in the hypnotic state, it only took the hypnotist a few simple phrases, a little story, exactly one minute. After they come out of hypnosis, the hypnotist is in great control of the unfolding of the story, where and how to stall it or take it further. He knows the particulars of the implanted story, so he can simply direct their self-motivated quest for resolving the problem. Think of the real life implications or, if you like, possibilities.

[@annereed9568]

Never hand your mind over to another person like that. I sometimes wonder if we have so many of these zombies going around going around yet all destroying things, hurting people and such like if they're getting these signals from TV screens, computer screens and so on? I don't know I can't see it so the only thing that would do something like that would be music And if it feels that I just get away from it.

[@seinfan9]

There's a guy here on the platform, really small channel, who detailed his dark endeavor into hypnotism. He claims the guy who hypnotized him got him to hypnotize others, like some sort of chain of command. He also said he was able to tell his subjects to perform any sexual acts he wanted.

[@sm.9599]

I think these sorts of techniques are being so perfected that they have found a way to hypnotize the masses while we are wide awake and they don’t need to make us fall asleep for it to work

[@websurfer5772]

@@sm.9599 It's not working on me, but it sure has on everyone around me!

[@MissAstorDancer]

@@sm.9599 Eyes Wide Shut

[@adamazman5982]

May I know the name of the channel???

[@robynperdieu3434]

@@sm.9599 Subliminal messaging. You zone out while wide awake.

[@tamarrajames3590]

This looks like it was part of MK Ultra or some similar experiment. I took part in the black room sensory deprivation experiments, not knowing it was anything more than a University study on how people react to sensory deprivation over time. I earned a bit of money…and I learned some things. This stuff is not for entertainment as far as I am concerned. I haven’t thought about that in years. Thank you David, for always giving me something to think about.🖤🇨🇦

[@EFDUP-o7s]

13:56 what picture is she alluded to? Love your videos Mr Hoffman. Just wondering why this one is edited & cut

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

The original was more than 45 minutes long and I'm quite certain that 99% of my subscribers would never have sat through it. The editing style from back then is so totally different. David Hoffman filmmaker

[@EFDUP-o7s]

@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker Love your stuff! Have no clue how I got unsubscribed. I used to comment by the name of Balboa! Thank you so much for the clips and wisdom! 🙏

[@markharder3676]

I think that a defining feature of consciousness is that consciousness knows itself. I do not just feel pain or pleasure, for example. I know that I feel pain or pleasure. And reflecting on this for a moment, I know that I know my feelings. And so forth. Consciousness is endlessly reflexive. Or at least it has the capability of being so. But there are incidents of conscious processes that we sometimes are not conscious of - the so called 'unconscious motivations'. These unconscious thoughts are like any fully conscious thoughts, but for some reason or other, we bury them. Despite our efforts to be unconscious, these buried conscious items can affect our behavior, sometimes in distressing ways, as was the case of the two hypnotized subjects in this film. The psychologist implanted a memory that was disturbing because the memory entailed their commission of unethical acts. Upon awakening from the hypnotic state Through the prodding of the psychologist, the 2 subjects begin to mentally assemble the narrative. Despite their sense of guilt, their moods improved when they became fully conscious of the 'dream'. By bringing buried consciousness into full consciousness, neurotic anxiety was relieved. It seems to me that this is how psychoanalysis works. It enables the conscious mind to establish full self-awareness of the buried conscious content, relieving the subject's anxieties and freeing the subject from compulsive behaviors they don't understand.

[@lumin3370]

Excellent footage, whoa. I hope they went on to live normal lives 🤷🏻‍♀️🙏🏻

[@pamelatopjian]

I’m a certified hypnotherapist (which is not exactly the same as hypnotist) I look forward to watching this …. I’ll update with any thoughts.

[@shayanzadeh3159]

Do you think you would be able to do this?

[@pamelatopjian]

@@shayanzadeh3159 this isn’t hypnotherapy - I’d be interested in the full video to see the reason for this. I wasn’t trained to do anything like this, nor would I want to. To answer your question, I think I could learn or figure it out with some practice, if I wanted.

[@suz632]

Hillarious. Thanks for the chuckle we thoroughly enjoyed it! 😄

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

I understand. I enjoyed watching it as well. It just was so strange. David Hoffman filmmaker

[@suz632]

@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker I didnt mean that in a bad way. Sometimes comparing back then to nowadays and how they reacted to things compared to how we might now is usually funny. But, it WAS weird. I wonder if experiments back then were an insidious segue into the mass hypnosis of today? What do you reckon? I was born in the 60s. I remember hypnosis as a parlor game like feature on TV sometimes. Everybody was fascinated & entertained & maybe a little bit daunted by it. In the 80s & 90s we see it turning into a therapeutic treatment. Now looking back don't we all wonder? Your channel is awesome. 🙂

[@truthfrees337]

@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker WEF admits to sound control on masses.

[@GregoryTheGr8ster]

Hypnosis is so freaky! How does it work? And can other animals be hypnotized? I doubt it. The phenomenon is probably unique to us humans.

[@rbrooks2007]

This reminds me of the documentary on the couple who set up a false memory unit and had children believing that their own parents had sexually abused them.

[@JWF99]

I have to try and stay open to things that I think are odd and don't understand, and hypnosis is very strange for me to think about, but still worth considering potential benefits🤔✌

[@matttippo8325]

I tried Hypnosis. Didn't work on me, the counsellor told me it happens sometimes.

[@paulryan2128]

Right, right ... and now, listen very *carefully* and when I clap my hands, you will *WAKE UP* completely refreshed, and you will remember *EVERYTHING* that has happened to you since you were hypnotized. *"CLAP-CLAP"*

[@williamrockwell9001]

You tried something from one person.

[@idrinkmilk282]

@@williamrockwell9001 hypnosis is a fantasy. Most people are too embarrassed to admit that it hasn't worked and just go along with it. Especially in public performances.

[@psychedforlife7176]

@5:01 this sums up when I have a bad day.

[@GregoryTheGr8ster]

By the way, I have never been hypnotized. I wonder what it is like, especially when the hypnotist makes the person do silly/ridiculous acts.

[@websurfer5772]

I was disconcerted by the psychologist's conclusion. It seemed erroneous to me. And as you pointed out in the shownotes, he seemed confused about what he was aiming for in the first place. Thank you for posting this, David. It's fascinating watching how people were in the past. I got a Happy Days vibe from this one. Hypnosis used for past life regression is big business on YT these days. IMO it's done with good integrity on the channels I've watched, like Alba Weinman's, and it does seem to actually help people. It's really amazing to listen to their stories.

[@Squeebert85]

So interesting!

[@fretnesbutke3233]

A sex education movie using squirrels..why, that's nuts! 🥜🐿️ Something about that era,circa 1950-60s,is awfully intrusive and disrespectful of privacy. I think of how the CIA and Military dosed people with LSD without their knowledge. Consequences caught up with them.

[@ctbcubed]

Seems more like they each had a hit of LSD.

[@kskins56]

I got hypnotized once and I had to bring a witness just to show that the hypnotist wouldn’t make me go rob a bank when he calls me on the phone and say a magic word.

[@kskins56]

They don’t seem like ordinary people they seem more like actors. It seems like I’ve seen that guy before in something or another.

[@siriosstar4789]

i really don't get hypnosis . i've had several supposed top quality professionals try to hypnotize me . they all gave up.

[@brianarbenz7206]

“I feel just like I always did!” In other words this guy just wasted his time.

[@MarkOakleyComics]

For those interested in learning how this.., 'science' has been refined and leveraged, look up "Greenbaum Speech". That's a document best read during the day. -Perhaps with a life-affirming social activity or nice healthy walk in the park planned for afterwards just to re-ground you. The lecture is extremely disturbing, not just in its subject matter, but in its implications. And 30 years old now, too. We don't have to press our imaginations very hard to know where the evolution of that system might have led. It seems reasonable to conclude that its results are expressed all around us. On a positive note; the system cannot work effectively on people who have souls. You can't fragment personalities and program them if there is a soul over-seeing things. (Though, I believe one can still hypnotize people who have souls, so don't worry if you're not among those who are naturally resistant.) In any case.., I always advise people to stay far away from direct experience with this kind of thing. Our minds are sovereign and sacred. We should best fill ours with knowledge and self-respect and lead healthy lives.

[@sandraolson1022]

Interesting to be sure ,but I'm still confused as to what the purpose was?

[@sandraolson1022]

@@elonever.2.071 thank you :)

[@georgeshaw8925]

Sirhan Sirhan is all I have to comment.

[@ilcanaledellanatura]

Very interesting👍

[@bygrace3455]

a question for you: What do you call the wife of a hippy? A: missus hippy

[@MissAstorDancer]

I believe things happen for a reason, and finding your channel and this video in particular definitely happened for a reason. Can you tell me if there is anywhere we/I can see the entire film? I would most definitely want to watch the whole thing, but that's because the topic is important to me. Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

I have not posted the entire film. But to be more likely to get the info when it is posted, please become a subscriber and possibly a member. David Hoffman filmmaker

[@wordnative]

Jolly West.

[@petergivenbless900]

Is the top still spinning?

[@jc.1191]

My mom and grandma quit smoking from hypnosis.

[@h_r7708]

For a moment disregard the hypnosis. Disregard the theories. How do those of you that grew up, as b&w television was being fazed out, see these 2 people? Do you ever watch b&w television shows and forget that everything on that screen was actually filmed in vibrant color. We, at my house, watch a lot of b&w television. I hardly ever think of cowboys, Andy Griffith, or old horror shows, as being anything but shades of grey. But Every once in a while it hits me and I see a whole world of possibilities inside the b&w fantasy world. I see a Willy Wonka type of vibrancy just beyond the veil of monochrome illusion. It suddenly reminds me that people in the old days really did live in a world of color. I know that is a silly concept, but it is true.

[@DinoLondis]

Frightening.

[@munkypark2560]

Mass media does this to millions at a time.

[@Gurl-5150]

I have heard that the highly intelligent cannot be hypnotized. The person that told me this was without a doubt the most intelligent person that I ever knew. I have always wanted to know if it was true as my IQ is considerable. Great content as usual.

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

I guess that makes me kind of dumb. The hypnosis worked on me. No problem. David Hoffman filmmaker

[@Vern_Levine]

I don't think it has something to do with intellegence. They say a small percentage of the population is resistant to hypnosis.

[@psychedforlife7176]

Maybe some people are more open to new experiences.

[@bcarr1122]

Let me say that I am extremely familiar with hypnosis. The parameters of the hypnotic state may be different for those of high intelligence, but such people are without doubt still susceptible. Perhaps your acquaintance was brilliant, but in this case they were surely substituting thoughtful consideration with ego.

[@websurfer5772]

I think it's probably more due to how a person thinks. Maybe it's not really intelligence, per se, but more about personality. OTOH, maybe everybody is hypnotizable under the right conditions or with a very skilled hypnotist. I know fear can be a big factor. Just look at how people are falling for this s(4md3m!(.

[@hahaha9076]

We've been hypnotised our whole existence. All any of us know has been told to us by another person/s. Take religious or cultural beliefs, practices, and all customs. Then especially in these last decades. They didn't do these experiments and go, ho hum. The Gruen transfer... I'm not implying a sinister practice. Just the reality is, we're all influenced.

[@raph3156]

Scary AF

[@DM-mt7km]

Is Don any relation to Fred MacMurray?

[@aquariumhobbyist4485]

I think it’s an act. I don’t believe it.

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

Definitely real people. The professor who made it would've had his reputation ruined if they weren't. David Hoffman filmmaker

[@kimberlybarney951]

They are either simpletons or actors.

[@Scheminhos]

Good