Experience real oblivion. This file is a nice little something for Connoisseurs of really deep trances. There are no effects or suggestions in this file, it just sends you deeper and deeper into a state of complete oblivion where your conscious mind completely fades away…
This oblivion file uses the three voice effect from the Experiment, using three inductions: the White Light, the blanket deepener from the Zero induction; and an additional track to put you deep into trance. From there it just deepens you further and further into total oblivion where you conscious mind completely fades away… This file doesn’t have a awakener, but fades out and leaves you in this state of complete oblivion… make sure you have enough time after this trance, so you can slowly come back in your own time…
Due to the multitrack nature of this file it’s essential that you use headphones to experience the full effect.
This was suuuper powerful. At first, I found it hard to handle the multiple voices. I found it best to drift my attention from one to the other until I couldn’t consciously think anymore.
This was the deepest I’ve ever been hypnotized before. In fact, it was so mindless, I couldn’t perform self-hypnosis, or even observe how deep I was! When I did manage to think of something, it quickly slipped from my mind, almost as though I never thought it. It was a unique experience!
I made the foolish mistake of listening to it before bed. It was so intense, I couldn’t sleep afterwards!
After listening for a while, I very well believe that if someone I trusted sat down next to me and explained that they are now in control of my reality, I wouldn’t have the chance to think otherwise! It seemed I was suggestable from pure lack of thought.
My only criticism is that you only shut off my conscious mind. If you shut off my entire mind, my experience would have been amplified. Whenever a hypnotist refers to my conscious mind, I only think of it as half of my mind. I was also aware of my body, which was disappointing. In other words, it felt like my consciousness was in oblivion, but I didn’t feel like I was in oblivion, if that makes sense.
Still, this was one of the greatest hypnotic experiences I’ve ever had. Excellent work!