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A Hypnotized Subject
Loses Control of His Body RK: They
can perhaps convince you through very pleasant cajoling to do this, and once
they got you, you cannot break that of your own volition; not until the
hypnotist decides to let you go are you let go. And,
he can do anything to you in that period. I know it has been said and it is a
myth that you would never do anything while hypnotized which is against your
morals, and that is not so. You are inclined not to do anything
which is against the morals of the hypnotist. If the hypnotist happens
to have no morals, then there is nothing that you would not carry out because
you are under that—it is not you under those circumstances, it is your body that is functioning at the behest and command of
the hypnotist. If he chooses to use your body as a tool for evil, you
are powerless to do anything once you have turned your body over to that
person. Q: It
is true then, if I hear what you are saying and correct me if I am wrong,
it’s not like a contract, that you are in, and this pre-statement: I will
not... that you remain conscious; that doesn’t necessarily mean anything? RK: That’s right,
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