[Hypnosis Voice] End Trance

So I'm writing this review to commemorate it. I hope it's helpful for others. For reference, I listened without earphones, just playing it straight from my phone's speaker. I feel like it's easier to succeed at a time like a weekend afternoon nap. The sensation is kind of like enjoying an endless floaty state where you're holding back from dozing off. Just breathing in and out makes you go float↑float↓. The way "There, go inside" makes everything go woozy is just so strange... I wonder if people with the aptitude or experience could even transition into states called out-of-body experiences or lucid dreams? Or rather, I feel like people who have experienced those things probably find it easier to succeed at trance too. It felt like a similar sensation to me. I was worried that being talked to continuously might become noise, but when "going inward" comes, I get this feeling of bracing myself, and then with "There, go inside" everything goes woozy. About that "woozy" feeling — as I wrote at the very beginning, it's like resisting dozing off, close to the sensation of being struck by drowsiness. It's like a somewhat strong wave of sleepiness attacking you, or the difficulty of resisting falling asleep going up. The small-talk-like parts that aren't related to the trance itself might actually be effective for keeping your consciousness intact. If there are parts that genuinely feel like noise to you, I'd recommend clipping them out or just repeating the parts you like. I'm a straight woman, and the guide's voice is extremely gentle and calming, making it easy to relax. Even if you can't get into trance, I think this is a great work that can also be used for restful meditation or as a warm-up for sleep.

I'm someone who has a hard time getting hypnotized by hypnosis audio, and I've been at this for nearly 10 years now. The times I've genuinely felt "oh, this is working" can be counted on one hand. But this work surprised me. Right from the initial induction stage, I felt a slightly floaty sensation, and from there my consciousness kept getting pulled down more and more. It felt so good. This is the first work that has made me strongly aware of just how deeply I was being put under hypnosis. It also includes an integrated version with the loop count set to 3 times, so I was able to enjoy it more than enough. I'd recommend this to both people who love the sensation of falling under hypnosis, and to people like me who have a hard time visualizing things and getting hypnotized.

If you're used to listening to hypnosis works, you might think the induction is a bit drawn out and overly careful. But maybe because of that, you end up going incredibly deep. Just be patient and let Osaka-san talk you into it. Normally I don't listen to the "release/undo" part of hypnosis works much because I want to stay in that dazed state afterward (not recommended), but with this one, if I didn't listen to it, not just my arms and legs but even my torso wouldn't have come back... In my case, in the end everything got compressed down to about the size of a large marble around my neck, and I was completely gone with one of the three patterns of "falling" expressions. Personally, the "dripping" type felt most natural to me, but there are different types, so it's a matter of personal preference. If you make a playlist and completely knock yourself out with this first, then follow it up with some erotic hypnosis, it might turn into something amazing. Though your body might end up somewhere else entirely, so maybe that's a bad idea lol