Hypnosis Spiral Novels & Stories

“It’s very likely that George did just that. I need to inform Boss right away!” … When Allen came to find Suzy, she had already considered the possibility. So, when he excitedly finished explaining, she remained calm. “Got it.” “Judging by your reaction, I guess you’d already figured it out. You and Dylan really think alike, huh?” Suzy was speechless. Did they think alike? Suzy scoffed inwardly but said nothing. Instead, she began searching for information on self-hypnosis. This type of self-hypnosis was not the same as the usual psychological reinforcement people perform on themselves. It was far more complex.

Chad nodded and led Suri to the backyard, entering the prepared treatment room. Suri was excited yet nervous. Chad smiled at her and said, "Relax and watch my hand." Despite Chad's reassurance, Suri remained tense. However, as soon as she looked at Chad's hand, she felt a sense of calm wash over her, and her mind went blank. Chad snapped his fingers next to Suri's ear, causing her to lose self-awareness completely. This was the oldest form of hypnosis, also known as psychotherapy. Chad then commanded Suri, "Follow my instructions, undress!"

I demanded, staring the man down. For the first time, the doctor looked up at me. His expression was pitiful, pleading with the desperation of a man begging for his life. "Once hypnosis is done, it can’t be reversed," he explained shakily. "If I try to force her to remember, it’ll cause unbearable pain—splitting headaches that could drive her insane." "What?" The word slipped out of me, heavy with guilt. I should’ve stopped Salem sooner. "You’ve seen it already, haven’t you?" the doctor said, turning to Emmette. "The headaches. The sudden convulsions until she passes out."

It felt like they had been teleported to an endless domain of eternal darkness. They lost total control of their body. Their limbs were stiff and their mouths could not form any sort of speech. Freedy sneered in satisfaction when he saw that they had fallen into his spell as they began to sink into a deep slumber. "Listen to my command and kneel!" He ordered them in a hypnotic state. Crash! Crash! Hilda, Gasper and Nuella pitched forward and fell to the floor in a kneeling position as their bodies followed his orders unconsciously.

In the end, they still wouldn’t be able to find an answer. The only way they could find the comprehensive answer was to locate that person. “Oh, right. There’s one other thing I can’t seem to understand. Why would that person give May and Emily so much Soul Devouring Potion? Could they have been planning to harm others with it but didn’t manage to do so yet?” Xyla asked another question. “You don’t know this, but people who are hypnotized using the Soul Devouring Potion need to consume it once a week to remain under the hypnotized state. That’s the only way the hypnosis will work effectively… Hence, they have this with them so that they could drink it.

I sat on the southern rise, watched Echoform drift through moss without apology, and exhaled. You can only guard what feels threatened. Now? We’ve stopped threatening our own arrivals. Lila Nareth built a spiral from reedbone today. Seven loops, twelve turns, one break. He said nothing about it. Just pressed it into the ground near Saela’s stone. When I walked past, I saw it vibrating. But only when I held my breath. I tried again exhaled slowly, stilled my chest. The spiral glowed faintly. Which means Some stories activate only when we stop trying to narrate our way into them.

His wolf ears twitched, trying to pick up any clues in Ezekiel’s words. Ezekiel replied, “Do you believe in reincarnation?” Nathan narrowed his hawk - like eyes. “Past lives?” Ezekiel continued, “If you’re willing to undergo hypnosis, I believe you’ll understand why your wife has changed so drastically. But I must warn you—hypnosis can lead to life - altering revelations. You’ll need to be mentally prepared.” Nathan scoffed at the absurdity. “Nonsense.” His wolf instincts told him this was something strange, but his rational mind refused to accept it.