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.Some people create theirinternal reality primarily through sounds.These people still make pictures inside their head, andthey still use their other sense as well, it s just that they prefer using words and sounds over anyother sense, at least most of the time.People who process their thoughts mainly through the auditory channel will use wordssuch as, listen , sounds and hear .They will say things like, I hope you are listeningcarefully because this is very important, and Yes, that truly sounds good to me , as well as, Ihear what you are saying. They hear what you are saying because they have a highly developedinternal auditory sensory system.That is, they process their own thoughts, and thus create theirown reality, primarily through sounds and voices.Other people process information mainly through feelings.They aren t consciouslyaware of pictures when they remember the past or think about the future.They also often won tadmit to talking to themselves because they are so feeling-oriented.Yes, they do in fact saythings to themselves and they do in fact make pictures inside their head, but consciously they areunaware that this is going on! It s people who are very feeling-oriented that often claim theycannot visualize.They can, they just have to become conscious of their own ability.Now it is extremely important to point out that ALL PEOPLE use ALL of their senses.No one is a visual .Nobody uses sounds exclusively.And no one processes his or her internalreality through feelings alone.WE ALL USE ALL OF OUR AVAILABLE SENSORY35_______________________________________________________________Bill O Connell COVERT HYPNOSIS________________________________________________________________CHANNELS, EXTERNALLY (gathering sensory stimuli from outside ourselves) AS WELL ASINTERNALLY (processing thoughts inside our heads).We all use ALL of the senses we areblessed with.But we do tend to favor one sensory system over the others.And if we each have a favorite way of creating processing our own thoughts, that sensory channel will be the one weuse most often, and thus will seem normal to us.For example, if you process your thoughts primarily through pictures, or if you areconsciously aware of pictures more so than sounds and feelings, seeing things in your mind seye for you is quite natural and easy to do.If I were to describe something to you using primarily sounds (auditory sensory channel)this would be for you out of the ordinary.(Out of your ordinary).And this is the basis forthe process of repackaging sensory input.You repackage information (the words you speak) to speak to a sensory channel that is different from the one your subject favors.This serves toachieve your desired outcome of inducing an altered state.Any state that is different fromwhat your subject ordinarily experiences is altered from their normal reality.If you doubt this is true, consider this test: Engage in an ordinary conversation with afriend.Talk about simple, common events such as the day s weather, gossip about anacquaintance, etc.Then close your eyes and keep them closed for 10 minutes.While keepingyour eyes closed, continue the conversation.You will soon notice how your internal experiencehas changed.Your conscious awareness will be different or altered from how it normally isbecause you don t normally have a conversation with a friend for ten minutes with your eyesclosed (this is true for most of you reading this.For some of you, such an experience will NOTbe unusual, and you will need to alter your experience in some other manner easy to do if youthink about the numerous ways to accomplish this).The same altered state experience occurs when you repackage sensory input.Youpurposely make your subject experience their reality differently, and, in essence, knock them offtheir conscious balance.This serves to create for you a pathway into their unconscious mind.Here is an outline for using the Repackaging Sensory Input approach for inducing analtered state of consciousness in others:A
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