The Underground Hypnosis course is written by Taylor Starr. The purpose of the Underground Hypnosis course is to reveal some allegedly very dangerous but very useful secrets of hypnotism that, according to Starr, were mastered by a military black-ops program designed to infiltrate secretive or secured areas and influence people to do the bidding of the black ops agents but, Jedi mind trick-like, without their ever knowing it. These Underground Hypnosis techniques were allegedly invented or discovered by secret societies.
Starr admits that he has always been “obsessed” with hypnosis, is a hypnosis “addict”, and therefore the chance to discover some new, powerful secrets was more temptation than he could resist. Highly disappointed with the “junk” hypnosis concepts that are all over the Internet, Starr welcomed the opportunity to meet the black-ops hypnosis leaders and learn what they knew first-hand.
However, once he was into the underground hypnosis secret programs, Starr found the power “scared him to death”.
Taylor Starr tells us that he learned from an underground insider whom he personally knew the very man who could get him face to face with The Triad, the “unholy trinity” ultimately leading the Underground Hypnosis black ops program and secret society members. Starr then tells us that just as he was e-mailing the contact man to ask him for an intro, an e-mail arrived from that very contact man–whom he had never met–before he completed his own. This “future” e-mail informed Starr that he, himself, had been hypnotized by the contact man (named “Willow”) to take the very actions he was taking. Indeed, said Willow, he had done his hypnotizing of Starr directly via e-mail.
One of the Underground Hypnosis techniques allegedly learned by Taylor Starr after “going through hell” to get the techniques out of The Triad is called the Iron Man. With this hypnotic technique you can allegedly make yourself seem so powerful and self-confident that others become overwhelmed by you and feel compelled to do your bidding. Another purported technique is the Black Mirror, which is used to win friends and influence people to be open and honest with you by making yourself irresistibly liked even by someone who has formerly despised you or who is a total jackass.
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The one Underground Hypnosis technique that Taylor Starr says “should be illegal” is called the No Cleaver. Taught to him by the supreme member of the Triad, this is the ultimate Jedi mind-trick: during a (seemingly) normal conversation you hypnotize the other person into firmly believing that it is fundamentally wrong to disagree with anything you say, no matter what it is.
Taylor Starr says that not only has he now firmly infiltrated the underground hypnosis world, even having “one of the freakiest people on the planet”, a man dubbed The Trader, meet with him, but his secrets can make any-one’s life better in any way: financially, sexually, and in matters of power and self-confidence.
But Taylor Starr warns that if you buy his secrets, which he reserves the right to sell for an even higher price after today’s date (whatever today’s date is, including the year, “magically” appears in the appropriate spot on his splash-page), you must never share them with another person, for they are like weapons of mass destruction if they fall into the hands of evil people.
Is it for real or a scam? Or is Taylor Starr’s greatest hypnotic trick getting people to give him money in exchange for empty words? It’s hard for one to know.
It’s natural that many people will wonder whether or not slight Southern drawl possessing Taylor Starr and his Underground Hypnosis secrets package, in which he purports to teach the deepest, darkest, and most powerful secrets of the world of underground hypnosis for a very fair price, is just a scam. After all, if Starr can, as he claims at his Internet splash-page, now basically make all the money he needs at will, why does he want to take the risk of getting powerful secret society control freaks mad at him? Is it just out of the kindness of his hypnotist’s heart?
But Taylor Starr does, indeed, put forth at least a few hidden gems in his Underground Hypnosis course material. For one thing, Taylor Starr reveals the secrets of “neurolinguistics”. This is a discipline of speech in which people get manipulated into feeling a certain way or believing a certain idea even if they have always been put off by those feelings or don’t (usually) accept those ideas. One instance of using neurolinguistics is the word “but” or “however”. When used correctly, these innocent words act as “erasures” for all that was said before up to that point. By setting up the use of one of these conjunctions just right with what you say, you can “hypnotize” listeners into believing something totally opposed to their way of thinking or feeling.
However, there is nothing exclusive to underground hypnosis about neurolinguistics–they are taught to high level salesmen, and politicians are taught how to use them, as well. Does Taylor Starr reveal some deeper, secret level of neurolinguistics in his courses? Maybe. Maybe not.
Another Underground Hypnosis staple is the teaching of a truly little-known hypnotic technique invented by the late psychiatrist Dr. Milton Hyland Erickson. With the Erickson techniques, the use is made of deliberate confusion in order to induce a seemingly ironic state of extremely intense focus (which is claimed to actually be the core of the hypnotic state; hence “hyper-gnosis”). “In all my techniques, almost all, there is a confusion…long and frequent use of the confusion technique has many times effected exceedingly rapid hypnotic inductions under unfavourable conditions such as acute pain of terminal malignant disease and in persons interested but hostile, aggressive, and resistant…”, wrote Dr. Erickson.
It has also been pointed out that Taylor Starr’s Underground Hypnosis also includes little-known-about, but hardly “secret”, manipulative techniques from the institutions of Social Engineering and the Arts of Seduction. Put all of these factors together and it seems like the hype thickens.
However, even knowledgeable skeptics who have bought Underground Hypnosis to try it out have come away admitting that, while the course is sold in a conspiratorial cloud to, well, hypnotize people into separating themselves from their money, it actually does have a lot of good and authentic stuff to offer. And while it’s hardly something straight out of the underground, most of Starr’s techniques are known, by those who know about them, to be proven to work–though perhaps not always to the extent that Starr claims.
Underground Hypnosis may not be so underground, and it may not be the product of secret societies, but applying it can really change all of the rest of your interactions with people and life for the better.
