From: a_rod_777@yahoo.com   
      
   Speaking in "Cant" is an ancient way of communicating with the subconscious   
   mind of a target to manipulate the perceptions and beliefs of the subjective   
   reality of the target. It can be used and coordinated between multiple people   
   "in the know" to    
   communicate specific suggestions to the target in a way that the target is   
   unaware of for the benefit of those who are operating the target.    
      
   Essentially it is a ways to disarm the conscious mind and hack the flow of   
   information which is fed into the subconscious realm of the mind where   
   information is interpreted into the holographic construct of the mind's   
   reality. By hijacking this input    
   signal one can effectively manipulate the stream of information which the mind   
   uses to form the holographic "reality" and thus take control of the target's   
   perceptions.   
      
   Often employed by Gypsies and Thieves it was a very successful tool to   
   manipulate unwitting victims.   
      
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cant_(language)   
      
      
   INTERSPERSAL TECHNIQUE   
      
   "Let me give you an example of how Milton Ericson cleverly used Embedded   
   Commands. He would say "It can be very handy and uplifting when you start from   
   scratch because your mind knows how to listen to what I say now....". Now upon   
   close observation, we    
   can see that Milton was a sneaky bastard. When he spoke, he would change his   
   voice tone when marking out the embedded commands. The commands are as   
   follows: handy...uplifting...scratch...knows...now...   
   The poor unsuspecting client started scratching his nose.   
   (Does your nose ever start to become itchy, incredibly itchy, as if you want   
   to scratch it now? Almost like the more you try not to scratch your nose, the   
   more itchy it feels until you are totally compelled to do that now?)   
   Ok, sorry for that, however I wanted to show you how powerful these embedded   
   commands are. Never mind. Don't scratch your nose!   
   This is known as the Interspersal Technique because the embedded commands are   
   interspersed between several words and phrases. There is also the use of what   
   is known as Phonetic Ambiguity, such as knows=nose,I=eye,write=right=rite,ect.   
   It is totally    
   unconscious communication.  When Milton said this, people lifted their hands   
   and scratched their nose. Ahhhh. Well that's all good and well you say, but   
   what about on paper. Can this be used in print. Absolutely. I will show you   
   how I developed my    
   Technique so that Embedded Commands can be used in any written form with the   
   same effect."   
      
   http://madmax21500.tripod.com/thesecretartofhypnoticseduction/index.html   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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