Have you always wondered what it would be like to be able to control the way people function in their daily lives? What would you possibly accomplish if you were able to instill inside their minds, self-confidence and influence them to be more successful and influential in whatever they believe to be their mission of the moment?
If you are indeed ready to take things to the next level, then you may be interested in learning about conversational hypnosis, since this method of inducing hypnosis in others could potentially enable you to better control your way of life and gain control of your future.
The power of communication has always been an interesting subject. We may use words and express ourselves very eloquently, to convey what we really need to say. At the same time, we may also be very aware of the fact that other humans are listening intently and looking at us with deep emotions. We recognize that words convey very particular messages.
If we are able to classify human activity as a series of communication channels, then we can undoubtedly assume that communication is in fact a very complex and complicated process. Indeed, we may directly or indirectly communicate with someone. Yes, we often communicate through words and expressions.
However, we may communicate among humans and among humans and animals as well. We communicate through gestures, tone of voice, physical contact, drama, stories, metaphors, and descriptions, etc.
When this communication takes place between humans, our brain has to acquire information about which channels were used to provide interpretation of the message. When we know the channels used, we can become very skilled in realizing what type of person is sending and receiving the message. When we also know the subject of the message, we can also learn to read the body language and the intonation of the listeners.
When we were learning to read and speak, our teachers must have pointed out certain characteristics and cues that must be applied to accurately formulate words and sentences. When we understand now the process of reading and interpreting body language, we gain a deeper understanding when we use it when we talk with other people.
We all know how it feels to be engaged by another person. The interaction is almost impossible to stop as every one does his or her best to express their feelings and thoughts in the moment. However, the rate of communication change or the speed at which words are communicated varies. Sometimes, words are spoken very slowly because the other person does not feel comfortable enough in a particular place.
In order to gain complete access to our inner world, we have to tune our communication systems to a certain level. We call this tuning in to the person or the situation in a category, where we use the context as a context for categorizing the information. Furthermore, we also use our memory in order to improve our communication abilities. Receiving the words used clearly by the other person is part of the achievement of perfect communication. If words are missed or misused, we risk that the relationship can never be maintained.
Aside from communicating our feelings and thoughts through words, we can also communicate through other forms of communication, such as through out body language, gestures, and personal awareness. These subliminal communication channels are not very often used when communication is concerned with others. Whoever said that a dark tunnel after you entered cannot let you know what is in there? This means that people can sometimes use body language or voice inflections and other expressive signals to convey messages even while they are literally sitting face to face with someone. We do not have to be in a very advanced state of being in order to communicate with each other.
It is not only in communication that hands and feet communicate with each other. When talking on the phone, hands can touch or move back and forth. When seated across a table from someone, our eyes can look at or gaze over the shoulder or at our partner’s. When we are communicating with someone, we make our hands gestures together as if we are in a conversation. Meanwhile, our feet are responsible for moving us forward or back.
When talking to someone in a group, it is very easy to forget that we are not alone or that the other people can participate in the conversation as well. In other words, one person feels that the hanging bear palm or the placing of the feet could have been done by someone else. This can lead to the tendency to jump to conclusion about what the person in front of us is about to say. This is something that is very easy to do because the person in front of us is sitting at the head of a table.
When we talk with someone across the table, or whenever we are just two separate people talking, we distance ourselves to stay focused on what the other person is saying.
