Reading Hypnosis Novels & Stories

Me: "But you're also limited in your thinking." He suddenly burst out laughing, which I found irritating. Him: "Right, so you'll doubt everything, you'll be unsatisfied you know." After hitting the record button, I opened the book to find him watching my every move intently. Hypnotist: "She's been in contact with aliens, and hypnosis is for that." Me: "It would be endless." Me: "Suspicious of what?" Me: "Why?"

“I’ll go get you some water before we start.” The doctor said, moving away from her. He walked out of the room, leaving her alone to her thoughts. Hypnosis was something she had only ever heard rumors about. People called it mind control, because it had to do with controlling one’s mind to reveal their secret. This was something she had never expected would happen to her, so she took in deep breaths to try and calm her nerves. The doctor walked back into the room, holding a glass of water. He walked over to her and handed her the glass, and she took it, smiling gratefully.

Catherine suddenly covered his mouth. Sarah hypnotized him, and Catherine consulted a good doctor about it before. For this kind of hypnosis, the worst-case scenario was that one day, the patient broke the hypnosis himself and the chances of recovering were slim. What was more likely would be that the reality and implanted memory would tangle up, and the patient would lose his mind.

So, after confirming that Irvin had been pretending all this time, she went straight to the hypnotist and asked how to stop his memories from returning. "I'm sorry, Mrs. Hardwell," the hypnotist said. "There's nothing I can do. Hypnosis has never worked on people with strong willpower. And Irvin's willpower is exceptionally strong." Grace lowered her gaze, deep in thought.

“Something that could help her feel better, even if just for a little while?” The doctor was silent for a moment, and I could sense her reluctance. “There is one option, but it’s not a permanent solution,” she said carefully. “We could use hypnosis to make her forget the kidnapping incident, at least temporarily. It would give her some relief from the memories, but it’s not without risks. The memories would eventually come back, and they could be even more frightening when they do because they’d be scrambled. We also can’t guarantee that she won't forget other important things. It’s a very risky procedure, Alpha.”

Lena heard her speak normally and quickly pulled away, holding her as she looked her over and asked, "Do you feel any discomfort? Does your head hurt? Or have you remembered anything? Have you forgotten a lot of things?" Anthony said that his hypnosis was meant to make people forget all their pain and only remember the good things. Lena didn't believe he had what it took. Margot frowned and appeared a bit sluggish, possibly due to not having eaten for a while, and said weakly, "It seems like I remember everything now." Lena was surprised. "Really? Do you know where I'm from?" Margot smiled. "Aren't you the apprentice of the miracle doctor we went to the mountains to find?"

“Look at me.” She tried to turn her head. I caught her chin gently but firmly, forcing her eyes back to mine. “Now,” I said quietly, letting the power seep into my voice, “we are going to talk.” Her breathing slowed. Too fast. Too sudden. I frowned. That wasn’t fear anymore. That was submission. Hypnosis. I let it settle over her, smooth and deep, like sinking into dark water. Humans folded easily under it. Always had. Always would.

Where are you? - Dr. Newman's soft voice rang in circles in my mind. The hypnosis session had started some time ago; I couldn't remember how long. After I took a pill, the doctor had done a series of relaxation exercises. I felt confused, as if I were between asleep and awake, but the doctor had explained to me that that was the goal: to put me in a state of relaxation so deep that we could access my subconscious. -You're very relaxed, you're safe. - He enunciated each word slowly, the sound of his voice seeming so far away. -Don't think about anything, just imagine white around you, emptiness.

I wanted to remember her laugh, her smile and her voice. I didn't need to see the future to know that she would be in it. I knew I would be 'Hypnotized By Her' no matter how long we'd be together. And I was okay with that. - End Of Book 2: Chapter 28: I & Do -

Scarlett questioned the hypnotist doctor about any additional side effects, her gaze shifting to where Anthony lay, his eyes closed as if in a deep sleep after being hypnotized by staring at a round, silver-like orb. The hypnotist had used a silver round orb that hung from a chain and spoke words that Anthony didn't want to hear as he moved the orb from left to right. Unconsciously, Anthony’s eyes followed the movement of the orb as he listened to the doctor's hypnotizing words until his eyes grew heavy and he fell into a deep slumber.