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I want to talk about the very nature of language itself, about meaning, as in - the meaning we derive from letters in a word, or vibrations in the air. How our mind simply takes over this process, without us even knowing.

To me this has always been strangely hypnotic, how our minds decide meaning for us, out of our conscious awareness, and with this file I explore that a little with you.

Of course it wouldn't be one of my files if it didn't draw you down into trance in the process!

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Jungle

I became so locked in on your voice in this file, absolutely amazing, thank you!!

Yall Hypnofox

Thank YOU, for the comment! Glad you enjoyed! I really love this nerdy file. Back to sexy ones next week.

Isobella Grey

I can't tell you how relaxing it was to sit down with this one, reeeally great one for just letting go for a bit! Great work!

Xen

I listened to this twice and blanked out both times and I’m not sure I know any more about the subject than when I started. 😵‍💫 My mind was kind of wandering and then suddenly I was being counted up and I don’t remember what happened in between.

Copper Salt

I love your straight up hypnosis work, ultimately sexy or not. I know the tricks, I have years of experience with avoiding the tricks if I want (am olde). Yet you reliably surprise me somehow and it isn’t just conditioning. Absolutely delightful.

Yall Hypnofox

This means an awful lot, thank you! I do love weaving subtle suggestion into pre-induction stage, this one has a lot of that. I just enjoy being creative when writing this stuff.

Yall Hypnofox

And isn't that fascinating... perhaps you need to try again. Hmm? hehe.

Yall Hypnofox

Thank you! I always worry when pushing out a little SFW induction, so it's so nice to hear positive feedback.

binky

Huh I that I was going to learn something about words, but I must have zond out because I don't know anything 😅. It was really relaxing and I think I went deep. Amazing

Yall Hypnofox

Then maybe you just learned about just how powerful words can be...

binky

Yeah that is also true. I hope to see more of these sort of files in the future

Yall Hypnofox

Don't worry, I have plenty more things to talk smugly about as i drop you into deep trance. haha!

FairPhantom

That was so lovely, clever, and exactly what I needed. This should be required listening. Put it on the syllabus! And thankyou.

Yall Hypnofox

I should do more "teacher" files huh... Let me explain random things hypnotically.

FairPhantom

I think this makes everything you do even better. It sneaks up on you in a really great way. And, yes, if you explain random things, I will happily listen. 🥰

Yall Hypnofox

I just wrote another file about your subconscious where I do exactly that.

OctagonalPrincess

Totally blank on the middle parts, which is crazy fun especially when I know what it is I must've missed. 🫨 Hopefully we didn't redefine the relationships of too many concepts during that part! haha

Star

As an occasional linguistics nerd, I’m definitely glad I listened to this directly after waking up, so it was relatively easy to turn my brain back off instead of engaging it as I occasionally wanted to (eg trying to think through examples for all the different parts of speech you could use with “down” - I had to make myself keep paying attention and not go back to that), but I loved the idea (and the execution!) of this file. One thought that I do remember sticking around for a while was that you talked a lot about how words are often defined in relation to their opposites, but didn’t consider how that’s even more literally true for comparatives - specifically, “deeper” only has meaning in relation to other, less deep (shallower?) situations. Even if you argued that “deep” has inherent meaning without reference to other words (which you could, though I don’t think it would be a very good argument), it’s pretty much inarguable that “deeper” only has meaning as a comparison to another state. Which is super cool! I also kept thinking about how audio adds another weird / interesting layer, since I’ve almost always thought about linguistics in a written context, but spoken words are just weird mouth and throat movements that produce the right sound waves that our eardrums register and our brain translates into words completely subconsciously - I don’t know why that’s so much more strange to me than reading, which follows almost the same process, but it is. And it’s not something you can turn off, it just happens, and I just- I don’t know where I’m going with this. Language is just really cool, ok? Anyway, I especially loved the “you don’t even need to put meaning to the words because my voice means trance” bit. It made me want to hear you say nonsense words, or speak in another language, to feel that effect more keenly and see how effective just pacing and intonation would be without being able to attach meaning at all. That whole part was very effective and pushed me very deep, and I suspect it would be even better by relistening, so I might do that sometime. It was intended to be the deepest part of trance and it definitely worked, is what I’m saying. All that is to say - I loved this file, I’m kind of impressed you kept it as short as it is when there’s so much more potential to play with, and linguistics is so freaking cool.

Yall Hypnofox

What a fantastic comment, thank you for spending the time to write that! This file came after a conversation with a close friend about Linguistic Structuralism, and I found the whole thing really hypnotic. Language is indeed fascinating, I mean, the associations we make in our minds make hypnosis possible! Thank you again, glad you enjoyed this!