#hypnosis practitioner

[awoowoodog]

Thinking about being hypnotized ~ its been a kink of mine for a long time but I still feel like I know nothing about it. I've done my reading learning theory and certain practices, but that still leaves me in the dark about so much.

Thinking about being hypnotized and it starts as I expected. Reading you learn how induction is supposed to work and have an expectation going into it. I've tried and failed to self hypnotize so I feel excited and focussed on getting put into trance for the first time.

Thinking about being hypnotized and this time it's working. I notice myself dropping and realize this is it, now I get a real taste.

And then I'm thinking about how once I'm under the hypnodom starts doing things I haven't read about, or just don't understand, getting me to sink deeper and deeper and shaping me in ways I never could have anticipated.

[northtexashypnotherapycenter]

The Science Behind Past Life Regression and Its Healing Powers

Past Life Regression (PLR) has intrigued individuals for decades, offering a unique journey into the depths of the subconscious mind. This therapeutic practice explores memories or impressions from past lives, aiming to resolve current issues and foster personal growth. Rooted in the science of hypnosis, PLR is increasingly recognized for its potential to facilitate healing and provide profound insights into emotional and physical well-being.

How PLR Facilitates Healing

PLR works by accessing the subconscious mind through a deeply relaxed state, often induced by hypnosis. This state allows individuals to recall past life experiences that might be influencing their present lives. These experiences could be linked to unresolved traumas, unexplained fears, or persistent behavioral patterns. By confronting and processing these memories, individuals may experience emotional release and clarity, enabling them to break free from limiting beliefs or chronic emotional struggles. PLR facilitates healing by empowering individuals to address the root causes of their challenges, promoting a sense of peace and self-awareness.

The Role of Psychic Healing in PLR

Psychic healing often complements PLR sessions, as it involves tapping into the energetic fields of the body to identify and release negative energy. During a PLR session, individuals might encounter past life events or energies that resonate deeply with their current state. This connection can act as a catalyst for psychic healing, helping to dissolve emotional blockages and restore balance. This dual approach allows individuals to align their emotional, spiritual, and physical health, fostering overall well-being.

Why Seek Hypnosis Services in North Texas?

Choosing the right professional for PLR is crucial for a safe and effective experience. For those seeking hypnosis services in North Texas, experts in the area provide a supportive environment tailored to individual needs. With a strong foundation in hypnotherapy, these professionals guide clients through their past life experiences with care, ensuring a transformative and enlightening process. The exploration of past life regression is a powerful tool for self-discovery and healing. By delving into the subconscious and addressing unresolved issues, PLR offers a pathway to emotional freedom and holistic well-being. If you’re ready to embark on this transformative journey, North Texas Hypnotherapy is here to guide you with expertise and compassion.

[seddonhypnotherapy]

What Role Does Hypnotherapy Play in Managing Chronic Pain

Living with chronic pain can be incredibly challenging. It not only affects physical well-being but also takes a toll on mental and emotional health. While traditional pain management approaches such as medication and physical therapy are commonly used, there is growing interest in alternative therapies like hypnotherapy. In this blog post, we will explore the role that hypnotherapy Melbourne plays in managing chronic pain and its potential benefits.

1. Understanding Hypnotherapy

Hypnotherapy is a therapeutic technique that uses guided relaxation, focused attention, and hypnotic suggestions to help individuals reach a state of deep relaxation and heightened focus. It aims to tap into the power of the mind to promote positive changes in thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. During a hypnotherapy session, a trained therapist guides the individual into a state of hypnosis, where suggestions and imagery are used to influence the subconscious mind.

2. The Connection Between Mind and Body

The mind-body connection is well-documented, and it plays a crucial role in pain perception. Chronic pain is not solely determined by physical factors but is also influenced by psychological and emotional factors. Hypnotherapy targets this connection by addressing the underlying emotional and psychological factors associated with chronic pain. By harnessing the power of the mind, hypnotherapy can help individuals manage pain by changing the way they perceive and experience it.

3. Alleviating Pain Perception

One of the primary goals of hypnotherapy in managing chronic pain is to alleviate pain perception. Through relaxation techniques and guided imagery, hypnotherapy helps individuals enter a deep state of relaxation, reducing stress and anxiety which can intensify pain. By inducing a relaxed state, hypnotherapy helps individuals shift their focus away from the pain and towards more positive and comfortable sensations.

4. Changing Thoughts and Beliefs about Pain

Hypnotherapy can also help individuals change their thoughts and beliefs about pain. Negative thoughts and beliefs can contribute to the perception and intensity of pain. Through positive suggestions and guided imagery, EFT Practitioner Melbourne aims to reframe these negative thoughts and beliefs, promoting a more positive and empowering mindset. This can lead to a reduction in pain intensity and an improved overall quality of life.

5. Enhancing Coping Mechanisms

Living with chronic pain often requires individuals to develop effective coping mechanisms. Hypnotherapy can help individuals develop and enhance these coping mechanisms by teaching them relaxation techniques, visualisation exercises, and self-hypnosis. These tools can be used outside of the therapy session to manage pain and reduce its impact on daily life. Hypnotherapy empowers individuals to take an active role in managing their pain and regain a sense of control over their lives.

6. Complementary Therapy to Traditional Approaches

Hypnotherapy is not meant to replace traditional medical treatments but rather to complement them. It can be used alongside medications, physical therapy, and other conventional approaches to enhance pain management outcomes. By addressing the psychological and emotional aspects of pain, hypnotherapy can optimise the effectiveness of traditional treatments and improve overall well-being.

7. Individualized and Holistic Approach

One of the significant advantages of hypnotherapy is its individualised and holistic approach to pain management. Each person's experience of chronic pain is unique, and hypnotherapy recognises this by tailoring the treatment to the individual's specific needs and goals. It takes into account the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of pain and works towards a comprehensive solution. This personalised approach increases the likelihood of success in managing chronic pain.

Conclusion

In conclusion, hypnotherapy Melbourne can play a valuable role in managing chronic pain by targeting the mind-body connection, alleviating pain perception, changing thoughts and beliefs about pain, enhancing coping mechanisms, and complementing traditional approaches. It offers a holistic and individualised approach to pain management, empowering individuals to take an active role in their journey towards better well-being. If you're living with chronic pain, it may be worth considering hypnotherapy as an alternative therapy option to explore and discuss with a qualified hypnotherapist.

[wonderwomanisaradfem]

@leasagna-lea afaik not that woman nor posie parker are radfems, just gender critical. Idk why she referenced hitler it was weird as hell…

[mindmedicinehypnosis]

Mind Medicine Hypnosis | Alternative Medicine Practitioner | Hypnosis Therapy in Tunkhannock PA

We are your dependable and trustworthy go-to Alternative Medicine Practitioner in Wysox PA. Our professionals offer a holistic approach to healing and wellness, combining ancient practices with modern techniques. With tailored treatments, we will address your specific needs and promote natural healing, helping you regain balance in your body and mind. Moreover, we are also renowned for providing Hypnosis Therapy in Tunkhannock PA. Whether you’re interested in quitting smoking, losing weight, easing anxiety, or anything you hope to accomplish, we have you covered. Through deep relaxation and focused suggestions, we can facilitate positive behavioral changes and empower you to reach your goals. So, if you want to schedule an appointment, call us today.

[astrosouldivinity]

🧿🔮 An Outline of Contemporary Psychic Abilities- A-Z

⭐️ Aeromancy: Interpreting the shapes of clouds

⭐️ Afterlife Communication: Connecting with those who are deceased

⭐️ Alomancy: Reading the patterns of salt cast into the air after it falls to the floor

⭐️ Apantomancy: Interpreting meaning in chance meeting with animals

⭐️ Astral Projection: Out-of-body travel; other related terms are lucid dreaming, soul journeying, and remote viewing

⭐️ Aura Reading: Intuitively perceiving the hey is occurring in the auric field

⭐️ Automatic Writing: Writing a message from an outside intelligence through the subconscious mind

⭐️ Bibliomancy: Interpreting a passage chosen at random from a book

⭐️ Catoptromancy: Telling fortunes with the help of a mirror

⭐️ Channeling: Delivering a message from a separate intelligence that enters the practitioner’s body

⭐️ Chirmancy: Palmistry; divination done by interpreting the lines on someone’s hands

⭐️ Clairalience: Ability to smell what’s not present

⭐️ Clairaudience: The ability to psychically hear events

⭐️ Claircognizant: The sense of clear knowing

⭐️ Clairempathy: The ability to sense others’ emotions

⭐️ Clairgustance: The ability to psychically taste what isn’t physically present

⭐️ Clairsentience: Ability to sense others’ feelings or senses

⭐️ Clairtangecy/Clairsensitivity: The ability to read energy through touch or from objects in your presence

⭐️ Clairvoyance: The ability to psychically see nonphysical realties

⭐️ Cleromancy: Casting stones, bones, or dice to perform divination

⭐️ Crystallomancy: Seeing the future in a crystal ball

⭐️ Déjà vu: Sensing that a current event has already occurred

⭐️ Demonomancy: Summoning demons to answer questions

⭐️ Divination: Use of psychic gifts to obtain answers

⭐️ Dowsing (Radiesthesia): Using an instrument to detect water, metals, missing people, and other things in the ground

⭐️ Dream Interpretation: Interpreting the meaning of dreams

⭐️ Empathy: Ability to sense others’ feelings, illnesses, sensations, knowledge, and more

⭐️ Exorcism: Release of negative entities.

⭐️ Feng Shui (Geomancy): Shifting the environment to bring about desired effects

⭐️ Gyromancy: Divination performed by making a circle’s perimeters with letters of the alphabet; ouija boards employ a similar concept

⭐️ Healing: Creating more wholeness within the other; includes faith, healing, the laying on of hands, and more

⭐️ Horoscopy: Interpretation of astrological horoscopes

⭐️ Hydromancy: Divining by observing changes in water

⭐️ Hypnosis: Creation of a trance state in another to evoke answers or healing

⭐️ I Ching: An ancient Chinese system of divination

⭐️ Intuition: A catchall word for managed use of psychic abilities

⭐️ Levitation: Flotation of objects or the body above the ground

⭐️ Libanomancy: Interpreting shapes in smoke

⭐️ Mediumship: Serving as a conduit for otherworldly beings

⭐️ Megagnomy: Use of psychic ability while in a hypnotic state

⭐️ Oculomancy: Divination by observing another’s eyes

⭐️ Past-Life Regression: Use of a meditative state to remember a previous life

⭐️ Precognition: Ability to foretell the future

⭐️ Prophecy: Knowledge of divine will

⭐️ Psychometry: Gaining knowledge through touch of objects

⭐️ Pyrokensis: Sparking fire with the mind

⭐️ Scrying: Using an object to see psychically

⭐️ Tarot Reading: Use of tarot cards or archetypes to prophesize

⭐️ Tasseography: Cup divination; interpreting tea leaves or coffee grains

⭐️ Telekinesis: Ability to move objects without touching them

⭐️ Telepathy: Hearing mind-to-mind information

⭐️ Transfiguration: Superimposition of a face on a medium

⭐️ Voodoo: Practices from the Voodoo religion, such as the use of rituals to ask spirits for advice, protection, or help, and contact with spirits through their possession of a medium

⭐️ Xenoglossy: Speaking in a language that is not one’s own

~ Source ~

-Cyndi Dale (Llewellyn's Complete Book of Chakras: Your Definitive Source of Energy Center Knowledge for Health, Happiness, and Spiritual Evolution)

[drdemonprince]

do you have any thoughts on emdr therapy? is it possible to practice at home? i’m curious about the risks/benefits but i can’t find a practitioner that has experience with autism

I would be VERY careful with either EMDR or brainspotting-type therapies. Very mixed empirical support behind it, the mechanism by which it supposedly works is *completely* fucking bunk and made up, and in practice a lot of what a provider is doing to you is just straight up hypnosis. Which does *something* if you go along with it, but it can really fuck you up!! A lot of people get way worse and more emotionally volatile and vulnerable on it. Puts you in a really suggestible state.

[unwelcome-ozian]

TREATMENT BOOKS (a few suggestions, listed alphabetically)

Rebuilding Shattered Lives, Treating Complex PTSD and Dissociative Disorders, 2nd ed, (2011), by James Chu. A valuable book for beginners and experienced clinicians, this text offers practical advice on therapeutic techniques and treatment, with information about early attachments and their effects, neurobiology, crisis management and psychopharmacology

Shelter from the Storm: Processing the Traumatic Memories of DID/DDNOS Patients with the Fractionated Abreaction Technique, (2013) by Richard Kluft. Integrates elements from psychoanalysis, psychodynamic psychotherapy, hypnosis, behavioral therapy, cognitive therapy, and EMDR to support a practical, empathic, and compassionate approach to treatment, taking care to avoid retraumatisation

The Haunted Self – Structural Dissociation and the Treatment of Chronic Traumatisation, (2006), by Onno van der Hart, Ellert Nijenhuis & Kathy Steele. This key text draws attention to the substantial problems suffered by chronically traumatised individuals. It presents the theory of structural dissociation of the personality, a phase-oriented approach to treatment, and hope that recovery is achievable

Trauma Model Therapy: A Treatment Approach for Trauma Dissociation and Complex Comorbidity, (2009) by Colin Ross. A practical, well-structured manual, presenting theory, assessment and treatment strategies, techniques and interventions for severe dissociative disorders

Treating Complex Trauma and Dissociation – a practical guide to navigating therapeutic challenges, (2017) by Lynette Danylchuk & Kevin Connors. This highly readable book combines clinical experience and insight. It presents clear and practical information to support understanding and offers guidance for navigating a phased approach to treatment, handling foundational issues and potential challenges’ 2nd Edition due out July 2023, includes the latest research and treatment developments

Treating Trauma-Related Dissociation: A Practical, Integrative Approach, (2017), by Kathy Steele, Suzette Boon & Onno van der Hart. Written by leading experts, this comprehensive text extends the content of the skills training manual, (listed in the ‘Self-Help’ section). It offers a practical, thorough, and insightful approach to treatment based on the structural dissociation model

Treatment of Dissociative Identity Disorder: Techniques and Strategies for Stabilisation, (2018), by Colin Ross. Practical, concise and informative, especially useful for practitioners new to working with DID

Working with Voices and Dissociative Parts – A Trauma-informed approach, (2nd edn, 2019) by Dolores Mosquera. A comprehensive, elaborative, and inspirational workbook, that is truly integrative, structured and collaborative, and informative for both the novice and the senior practitioner

[creature-wizard]

Hey! What are some good safety rules for joining covens. I know how easy it is for people to fall into cults and the new age pipeline. What are some good tips?

Watch out for the same kinds of red flags you'd watch out for anywhere else.

Do your own learnin' from reputable sources to get better at recognizing misinfo. Justin Sledge, Digital Hammurabi, Angela Puca, Andrew Henry, and Bart D. Ehrman are all great to check out.

Watch out for conspiracy thinking/conspirituality of the witchy kind; EG "long ago everybody worshiped the Goddess but then the Patriarchy demanded everybody worship a male god," "Lilith is actually a demonized Sumerian goddess," or "the Catholic Church is intentionally hiding the true religion from people." Here's a longer list of conspiracy theory stuff to watch out for.

Watch out for 'em getting caught up in apocalyptic UPGs, like "On X date the Old Gods will return and overthrow the Christian world order" or something.

If they act like you have to engage in some kind of edgy or sexual practice to progress, get away.

If they have a magical grindset (IE, basically acting like if you don't intend to become THE MOST POWERFUL PRACTITIONER then you might as well not bother), get away.

If they claim to be incarnated deities, get away.

If they're quick to throw around spiritual diagnoses (EG, "you have a shadow entity attached to you" or "that girl is possessed by an evil spirit"), get away.

If they're constantly complaining about dealing with negative entities or people with bad vibes, get away. Like you know the saying "if you meet one asshole you've met one asshole, if you met assholes all day then you're the asshole"? It absolutely applies in witchy matters.

If they make you feel like they're the only people you can trust to learn and grow, get away.

If their lore is obviously influenced by White Wolf tabletop games, Dungeons & Dragons, or other pop culture, and they expect you to take it very seriously, get away.

If they very seriously believe that hypnosis can help you uncover past life memories or repressed traumas, get away. (See hypnosis is unreliable for memory recovery, and this is one way we know.)

[sophieinwonderland]

"A bunch of people who agree with my lies say this other person spreads misinformation, so I'm going to dismiss any sources they provide."

I would say I'm surprised, but this is about the usual level of critical thought I expect from anti-endos.

A couple usually means "2". I think what you mean was zero.

Oh. The articles state the only possible way to develop dissociative "parts" are trauma???

What articles are those?

Hmm... Was it this one...

Hmm... No... that's pretty explicitly saying that it may be possible to have multiple "self-conscious dissociative parts" through other practices such as mediumship and hypnosis.

But you know, that doesn't really mean anything does it. Just look at the authors. They're probably just nobody endogenic systems themselves...

Yeah, never heard of them...

See... it's just the literal creators of the Theory of Structural Dissociation!

🙄

Ooh! We have a spicy hot take here!

I think what @frenzyborderlines is referring to as "normative" dissociation is referring to the ICD-11 Boundaries with Normality.

(Either that, or they're just arguing with a strawman they made up. Really hard to tell.)

If so, not only are they accusing endogenic systems of "playing pretend," but also mediums and other spiritual practitioners!

Anyway, if you want more, here are the screenshots from Transgender Mental Health by Eric Yarbrough, and published by the APA.

If that's what you want. 🤷‍♀️

As long as you and your anti-endo friends understand that when I post my responses in the anti-endo tags, it's on you.

It's cute that you think you posting easily debunked misinformation and being proven wrong with quotes from actual experts is a "fight."

[northtexashypnotherapycenter]

Locating the Best QHHT Practitioners Near You

Finding the best QHHT (Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique) practitioners near you can be a transformative journey towards understanding your past lives and facilitating psychic healing. With its roots in reincarnation hypnosis, QHHT helps individuals uncover past life memories and receive profound insights. If you are looking for top-tier practitioners in your area, North Texas Hypnotherapy is an excellent resource. This blog will guide you through the process of finding the most skilled professionals in your vicinity.

Research and Reviews: Begin your search for "QHHT near me" by reading online reviews and testimonials. Websites like North Texas Hypnotherapy offer detailed client feedback that can give you a sense of the practitioner's expertise and success rates. Positive reviews and high ratings often indicate a reliable and experienced professional.

Certifications and Training: Ensure that the practitioners you are considering are certified in QHHT. Reincarnation hypnosis is a specialized field that requires extensive training. North Texas Hypnotherapy practitioners are well-trained and certified, ensuring you receive the highest standard of care.

Consultation and Comfort: Schedule a consultation with potential practitioners. This initial meeting is crucial to gauge your comfort level and the practitioner's approach to psychic healing. A good QHHT practitioner will make you feel at ease, clearly explain the process, and address any concerns you might have.

Specializations and Experience: Consider the practitioner’s areas of specialization and experience. Those who have worked extensively in QHHT and psychic healing will be better equipped to guide you through the sessions. North Texas Hypnotherapy practitioners have a wealth of experience, making them adept at handling a variety of client needs.

Locating the best QHHT practitioners near you involves careful research, verifying credentials, and ensuring personal comfort with the practitioner. North Texas Hypnotherapy stands out as a premier choice, offering certified and experienced professionals dedicated to facilitating your journey through reincarnation hypnosis and psychic healing. By taking these steps, you can find a practitioner who will help you unlock profound insights and achieve holistic healing.

[northtexashypnotherapy]

Are you in search of profound healing and self-discovery? Look no further, as QHHT (Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique) practitioners near you could hold the key to unlocking the hidden potential within yourself. QHHT is a unique approach to holistic healing that combines elements of psychic healing and Past Life Regression (PLR) to facilitate transformative healing experiences.

[seddonhypnotherapy]

Consulting a Hypnotherapist: What to Expect and How to Choose

Are you considering consulting a Hypnosis Melbourne professional or an EFT practitioner for the first time? It's natural to have questions and uncertainties when exploring alternative therapies like hypnotherapy and Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT).

In this guide, we'll walk you through what to expect during a hypnotherapy or EFT session and how to choose the right practitioner for your needs.

Understanding Hypnotherapy and EFT

Hypnotherapy: Tapping into the Power of the Subconscious Mind

Hypnotherapy is a therapeutic technique that aims to access the subconscious mind to bring about positive changes. During a hypnotherapy session, you'll typically sit or lie down comfortably while the hypnotherapist guides you into a state of deep relaxation. Contrary to popular misconceptions, you won't lose control or be made to do anything against your will. Instead, you'll experience heightened focus and receptivity to positive suggestions that can help address various issues, from stress and anxiety to smoking cessation and weight management.

EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques): The Art of Tapping

EFT is a technique that combines elements of psychology and acupressure to alleviate emotional and physical distress. It involves tapping on specific meridian points on your body while focusing on an emotional issue or problem. This process is believed to release blocked energy and reduce the emotional intensity associated with the issue. EFT can be effective for managing phobias, trauma, and even chronic pain.

What to Expect During a Session

Initial Consultation and Assessment

Before any treatment, you'll typically have an initial consultation with your chosen Hypnosis Melbourne and beyond. This consultation serves as an opportunity for both you and the practitioner to get to know each other. You'll discuss your goals, concerns, and any questions you may have. This step is essential for tailoring the therapy to your specific needs.

The Hypnotherapy or EFT Session

During the session itself, you can expect a safe and supportive environment. For hypnotherapy, you'll be guided into a relaxed state, which may feel similar to daydreaming. For EFT, you'll be guided through the tapping process. The practitioner will use their expertise to help you address and work through the issues you've discussed.

Post-Session Discussion

After the hypnotherapy or EFT session, you'll have a discussion with the practitioner to reflect on your experience. You'll share your thoughts, feelings, and any insights gained during the session. This part of the process is crucial for tracking your progress and making any necessary adjustments to future sessions.

Choosing the Right Practitioner

Credentials and Experience

When choosing a Hypnosis or EFT practitioner Melbourne, it's essential to consider their credentials and experience. Look for practitioners who are certified in their respective fields and have a track record of helping clients with similar concerns. Don't hesitate to ask about their training and any specialised areas of expertise.

Approach and Compatibility

Every practitioner may have a slightly different approach to hypnotherapy or EFT practitioner Melbourne and beyond. It's important to find someone whose approach aligns with your preferences and values. During your initial consultation, assess whether you feel comfortable and supported by the practitioner. Trust your instincts when determining if the practitioner is the right fit for you.

Client Testimonials and Reviews

Reading client testimonials and reviews can provide valuable insights into the practitioner's effectiveness and the experiences of previous clients. While everyone's journey is unique, positive feedback and success stories can give you confidence in your choice.

In Conclusion

Consulting a Hypnosis Melbourne treatment can be a transformative experience that helps you overcome challenges and improve your well-being. By understanding what to expect during a session and carefully choosing a practitioner who resonates with you, you can embark on a journey of personal growth and healing. Remember that your journey is unique, and finding the right practitioner is a significant step toward achieving your goals.

[felixdawriter]

What it's like to hear my friends who are demons talk on a podcast and how the science works out for that

We've been doing the Bad Occult Podcast for two episodes and it's already making me think in ways I never have before. It's showing me things I didn't know were possible.

So, for the podcast episodes, Shadow and I do them live. Right now Shadow observes while I channel a demon or two. This is part of the science, part of the experiment. We want live observations, consistent live observations, because how do you "measure" demonic or even just spiritual activity? You document it, and you document it consistently in a way that allows you to compare observations across time and across demons.

But there's also a component of the science on the demons' end. In this scenario, they are the subjects of an experiment. How does one gain a demon's consent to experiment on them? Mages experiment on demons all the time--sometimes rituals are actually called "experiments" in occult practice, and have been for years. We're not the first people to experiment on demons, by far. But it's not our goal to experiment ON demons, it's our goal to experiment WITH demons. ALONGSIDE.

WITH CONSENT.

Now, demons are almost always summoned under duress. The very concept of "summoning" implies that the entity will show up on the spot when called, no matter what. So how can we be sure that demons who show up for the experiment are truly willing? What if they're participating just because they can't help it on some level? How would we be able to tell?

Well... what if that's the point? What if the point is that it's very hard to tell whether the participants in the experiment are truly willing, and thus constant check-ins are required to ensure consent is really happening? What if we're looking at a complex, deep situation where it's truly hard to tell why an individual is participating in reality in the way that they are? I don't know why demons show up when commanded, but it sure seems like they have to and it's not a choice they're making. So are they showing up for the podcast out of obligation, or enjoyment? Are they here because they want to play the game or because they have to?

And you know, I constantly think about this? I constantly think "is this spirit under duress in any way? Is there lingering hypnosis from some other practitioner? Is there some obligation or unpaid debt, some invisible wire that's making them move? How can I tell? How would I possibly be able to tell?"

Consistent, repeated observations.

I've listened to Rob on two different podcast episodes, Mantis on one, and already I have so much to observe and learn from. And not in a cold, detached way. I've been listening with empathy. I pick up on the stress in a demon's voice, the anger, the concern. I pick up on the fact that some topics are actually uncomfortable for them. I pick up on the fact that everything that happened to them before these recordings did not always go okay for them. That they've ended up in bad situations. That they feel risk and terror just as much as we humans do, which must mean there are real stakes for them somewhere. That they don't always talk to each other, and they discover things they didn't know before when they do talk to each other, which might mean that on some other level, they're often kept apart.

Observation is the only way to further understanding.

I understand that we are subjects in their own experiments, and I feel that this arrangement we have would not be fair otherwise.

The experimentation continues.

I look forward to the next episode.

[letstalktea]

Content: amab!medical student!Harper, afab!doctor!reader, dubious consent, hypnosis, medical play, vaginal fingering, mind break

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You looked over his charts one line at a time. There weren't any abnormalities or concerns. If anything, he was too healthy. Honestly, that was probably for the best given that he was only a few months from finishing his residency, which would really take the piss out of him. Soon he'd have to manage his own caseloads without someone there to help when things got tricky, so it was best he had the mental and physical aptitude to deal with the stress. Hopefully he wasn't one of the many, many doctors that picked up smoking in order to cope. It'd be a shame to ruin those healthy lungs of his.

"The good news is that everything looks good," you told him as you leaned back in your seat. "Same old, same old. You're fit as a fiddle and everything is working right as rain. Your vitals are good, although your heart rate is a little high. Nothing dangerous, but you should probably focus on your cardio a little more."

"Really?" He grabbed a pen from the edge of your desk. "Mind if I fidget?"

"Go ahead." You knew it was a habit of his. He wasn't your only patient who needed something in his hands while he spoke.

But he was the only one that insisted on tapping it against your desk. The slow, rhythmic pattern reminded you of the clock ticking in the background of your office. Steady, calculated, and easy to let fade into the back of your mind without a second thought.

"Of course, the lab still needs to run your blood and urine samples, but I doubt anything out of the ordinary will be found."

"I hope not," he said with his tapping serving as a kind of metronome for his words. "I'd hate to learn I have an issue right before I start a new job."

"Oh? Did you get an offer?" You knew he was looking since he seemed to update you every time he visited, but this was the first time you'd heard about an actual offer.

"As a general practitioner."

"Congratulations." You were genuinely excited for him, even if the sudden tiredness in your head made it hard to express the sentiment. "Where is it?"

When he said the name of the hospital and the town where it was located, you didn't recognize it.

"It's a small town; a blink and you'll miss it kind of place. I used to live there when I was younger."

"So you're going back to your childhood home? You must be excited." Again, you felt an uncharacteristic wave of exhaustion wash over you.

"In a way, I suppose I am. They've already promised me a rather… generous position because of my other talents. But in other ways," his eyes looked you over, lingering far too long on your chest as a small smile crept across his face, "I'm anxious."

You nodded. "That's normal. Moving from your residency to a full position can be nerve-wracking, but you'll do fine. Just keep a level head and do what you think is best for your patient."

"Are you sure, Doctor?" The background noise seemed to fade out as he spoke, leaving only his voice spinning in your head.

"Do you have any doubts in yourself, even after all the work you've already done?"

He chuckled. "No doubts, per se. I still have a few concerns though. Would you mind helping me through them?"

His voice burrowed deep into your mind, drowning out even the one in your own head. Whatever he said, it felt like they were your own thoughts. But… it made sense, what he was saying. 

If he needed help, weren't you the best person to turn to? After all, you were his doctor. You and he had a semi-casual, if albeit professional, relationship.

"What do you need help with?"

His eyes sparkled with mischief for a split moment, but you quickly put it out of your mind. "I'm still not entirely confident with my ability to conduct an examination, especially when it comes to female patients."

"That's a rather large concern given that's a basic skill all doctors should have." It was the very thing you'd just done for him. 

"I'm aware." He sighed. "If only someone more knowledgeable could walk me through it to make sure I know exactly what I'm doing."

"Would you like to practice with me?" The words were pulled out of your mouth before you could process them. 

As soon as they were spoken, they felt wrong. You couldn't quite place it, but the offer left a bad taste in your mouth. Still, it sounded right to your ear. After all, you were a doctor. You knew exactly what he needed to do and could guide him through it step-by-step. Plus, he trusted you. Who better to learn from than you ?

Still, there was a sinking feeling in your stomach that made you question yourself.

But all your doubts faded off somewhere far away as he placed a hand against your shoulder and stared down at where you still sat. "Thank you, Doctor." When had he gotten up? When did the noise in the room disappear? Why did you feel so weird?

"I feel like I should look the part before we begin." He pulled you up to stand on your own feet, unwrapped the stethoscope from around your neck, and helped remove your lab coat before putting it on himself. It didn't quite fit his frame, but it looked right draped over him. "What do you think? I look like someone you should obey."

"Yeah," you agreed without hesitation.

"Good," he hissed as he claimed the seat you had just been sitting in. "Go ahead and strip everything so we can start the examination."

"Traditionally, you would leave the room while your patient undresses. You'd also allow them to keep their underwear and provide a gown for them." Everything you said was the truth, but the throbbing and spinning in your head you felt as you contradicted him made you feel like you were saying something wrong.

"I know that, but this is supposed to be educational. It's better if I see everything." He smirked as he tapped your pen, but you couldn't hear it hitting the desk. All you could hear was him.

And you agreed with what he was saying.

If you were going to help him get more comfortable with examinations, you needed to show him everything from start to finish.

Your fingers fiddled with the buttons running up your midsection until your shirt came loose and you could pull both sides of the fabric apart to let your chest breathe, then you dropped it to the ground. Your black slacks were the next thing you undid, pulling out one leg then the other to let the pants pool on the floor beneath you right beside your top.

Harper inhaled sharply at the sight of you standing in front of him in nothing more than your bra and underwear. He leaned back as his legs spread and a hand came to rest between them. It was when he started rubbing himself while staring directly at you that you realized just how clearly unready he really was. After all, how could he expect to work with female patients if this was his reaction to something so mundane as seeing them semi-nude?

"Continue," he ordered through shaky breaths. "Take off everything before we start."

You reached around behind your back to unhook your bra. The straps went slack so you could peel it off and toss it in the pile with everything else. Then, it was quick work to finish up by hooking your thumbs into your waistband to pull off your panties.

You stood straight before him now completely naked. "Do you know what comes next?"

"Yeah." He was still rubbing the bulge forming in his pants as his eyes flickered across your entire body. "Sit on the table."

It was cold as you took a seat on the paper covered exam area. You were sitting a little higher than Harper now, giving him an eye level view of the space between your legs.

You were a professional, but something about this was embarrassing. All you were doing was helping train him, but the way his eyes ate you up felt predatory. You didn't want him to keep staring. You wanted to get down, get dressed, and scream at him for reasons you couldn't understand.

"Calm down and open your legs wider."

As soon as he said that, all of your anxieties melted away. It was just an exam. You had no reason to be nervous. He was just doing what he was supposed to when he looked you over. This was exactly what you had offered to help him with.

You obeyed and spread your legs further apart allowing the cool air of the small room brushed over your sex.

"I need to see deeper. Spread your pussy for me."

You tsk'd at his vocabulary even as you did as he said and used your fingers to open yourself up for him. "It's a labia. You're going to be a doctor. Call it by its proper name so there's no confusion when you talk to a patient."

"I think we should use layman terms so our patients understand us better." Harper chuckled low in his throat as he stood from your chair, showing off the bulge straining against his pants at he came to his full height. He grabbed a pair of purple gloves from the disheveled box on your desk and slipped them on as he repositioned himself between your legs.

His hot breath ghosted over your clitoris as he closely examined you. "Go ahead. Call it a pussy."

Again, your head was swimming.

"You look wonderful. We should make sure everything works down here though," he said with a smirk on his face as you looked down at him. "This will feel good."

Slowly, he began to rub his gloved fingers over your slit, teasing your folds and prodding at your twitching hole. Your legs began to tremble with only the simplest of touches, as if every part of you was suddenly hypersensitive. Every place he touched sent a hot jolt straight to your brain that had you restraining a cry of pleasure in order to keep your professionalism in tact.

"Don't hold back." He moved his fingers up to stroke your hot, swollen clit in small circles. "Tell me what you're feeling so I can do a proper examination."

"Yes," you sighed in rapture as you dropped the last of your defenses at his command. "My pussy feels hot. You're making me so wet that I can't think."

"Thank you for the feedback." He breathed heavily as he spoke, just before shoving the first of his fingers inside of your heat. "I need to test your stamina, so don't cum. You'll want to though."

"Yes!" You tossed your head back and tried not to roll your hips against his hand.

He was so thorough as he pumped his finger deep inside of you, twisting it around to scrape at your inner walls and massaging any place that had you whining for more. He was so careful with everything he did, but no matter how amazing it felt your body couldn't come. It was tortuous.

"What do you think of my skills, Doctor? Am I ready to see my own patients?"

You nodded. "You're amazing. After this, you shouldn't be nervous about your skills. You're going to be a great doctor."

"Thank you for the compliment." He shoved another finger inside of you and it felt like heaven and hell were fighting over your body.

"Your pussy is always so pretty," he mumbled as he leaned in to bury his face against your abdomen and run his tongue over your greedy clit. "Thank you for working so hard to train me."

That… didn't sound right. You were his doctor, but this was the first time you'd offered to help him.

Wasn't it?

"Instead of cumming, you'll go limp. Then we'll start the last part of your exam."

Fuck it.

You didn't care if you were forgetting something right now. Harper was doing such a good job at making sure your pussy worked that you didn't care. You were proud of him putting everything he'd learned in medical school to good use.

That's why you didn't fight it when your muscles suddenly stopped working and you fell backward against the exam table. It felt too good to worry or question anything.

You wanted to pout when he slipped his fingers out of your hole, but you couldn't muster the ability to. Instead, all you could do was watch as he stood up between your legs and removed the gloves coated in your juices.

"I'm going to miss you, Doctor," he said as he reached down and unzipped his pants to free his throbbing cock. "I need to use this to reach even deeper and make sure you really are healthy. It's perfectly normal to feel good during this exam, so don't worry if you end up cumming once or twice."

Then, he shoved himself inside of you and you could only feel endless pleasure and he rubbed along your soft, squishy, sensitive walls and overwhelming pride in just how dedicated he was to being the best soon-to-be doctor he possibly could. If this is what he was going to be like in his own practice, you knew he'd be someone of great renown.

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“Do you know the big lie? The big lie was first described by Adolf Hitler in Mein Kampf.”

...oh. Why the hell would she say that....

Does anyone know what the deal is with the radfem who the genderists say quoted hitler

i heard of it but i dont even remember her name bc ive never heard of her in my life. but she basically referenced the concept of “the big lie” or sth which is basically an idea hitler coined.