The mind control myth dates back thousands of years, to when ancient people believed that the gods could control the minds of humans by sending waves of magical energy through the air. Today, sadly, we've brought this concept into our world. In the mid-1900s, psychotherapists began experimenting with hallucinogenic drugs and hypnosis techniques to see if they could help people who struggled with anxiety or depression. These methods produced promising results, but led to harsh criticisms from researchers in the field of psychology. Despite these criticisms, many mental health professionals still use mind control techniques today. This book covers: - Dark Seduction - The Dark Triad - How to Tell If You Are Emotionally Manipulated - Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) for Influence - Manipulation and Conversational Hypnosis - Characteristics of Manipulative People And much more! In recent times, this disturbing trend has spread to Hollywood and other entertainment industries. Many modern movies use mind control techniques to stimulate the emotions of their viewers, often without their knowledge. The most common technique is known as "trance induction," a form of hypnosis that allows a person to experience a dreamlike state in which they have no control over their thoughts or actions. A person may be placed in a trance by using high-pitched sounds and flashing lights, or by giving them a drug that causes an altered level of consciousness. Mind control techniques are also used widely among cult leaders to persuade followers to commit crimes and give large amounts of money to the cult leader. Buy it NOW and get addicted to this amazing book