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How quickly can you let yourself slip into hypnosis?

“Sweet Dreams” is a hypnotic experiment exploring quick induction, responsiveness and just how much can happen when you're given less time to think about it and more opportunity to simply follow.

Get yourself comfortable, allow my voice to take your attention and see what happens. There's no particular response you're supposed to have and no need to try to make yourself go deeper. Part of the experiment is simply noticing how naturally your own mind responds.

Pay attention to when you first notice a change... how quickly your awareness begins to shift, whether your perception of time changes, and just how deeply you feel you've travelled by the end.

You can also return to this one another time and see whether familiarity changes the experience. Does your mind recognise where we're going and respond more quickly? Do you notice something completely different?

That's the interesting thing about hypnosis... sometimes the best way to discover what your mind can do is to stop trying to predict it and experience it for yourself.

Get comfortable, listen to my voice... and let's experiment.

Chanel x

Files

"Sweet Dreams" with Anunna: 6-Minute Hypnotic Short

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Comments

Tom Eyre

Absolutely wonderful 💖

Jackson Kisling

The audio is lovely! The visuals are cool, and each different thing is hypnotic in its own way. But each time you switch to a new one I sort of lose the hypnotic groove and have to reestablish it. I'm no expert, but I think it would be stronger for me if you picked one and stuck with it. Thanks for such interesting content!

Chance Gardener

For this, audio alone. If there are visuals, it should bea consistent theme rather than switching to different imagery, in my opinion.

Paul D

It’s the audio for me. I get so deep into my own mind just listening. The visuals are like a distraction, keeping me from going deep. Now, Chanel, if YOU are the visual…well then that could be a different outcome. Your voice and your mind are a rare combination. Its a fantastic combination.

XanderCat

I have my eyes closed when I listen to your work. Its great to be able to see your face before I settle in or if I happen to open them, but ultimately I'm looking through my mind's eye when you put me under.

Gerryhatrix

I prefer audio as I normally have eyes closed

Joel Lee

I prefer the video. To me it's overwhelming if two senses are fixated on the session rather than one. I have no way of focusing elsewhere. And this was wonderdul thank you.

Neil

I am more team audio. The visual is great as well.

Gerald Scanlon

I love the video and the audio enhances the experience.