Hypnosis Files

Many recreational and kinky hypnotists will record a script as an audio or video file, and release it to the public. This is a common way for beginners to experience trance for the first time. But it's also a *difficult* way to experience trance. There are several things to keep in mind before sitting down with a new hypnosis file.
 * Who is the file from?
 * Is the hypnotist respected within the community? Is the hypnotist active within the community and therefore has incentive to be trustworthy?  Have they been making files for a while, and therefore have survived the rest of time?
 * What does the file do?
 * Only listen to a file if you want the intended result. This should be obvious, but it's worth saying.  If the file is vague about its contents, that's a big red flag.  Many hypnotists will post the full script of their file.  Others will provide it on request.  If not, look for a file with a detailed description.  You can always skip to the middle of a file and listen to it while awake, as well.  You're looking for carefully worded suggestions that include the appropriate safties, and that do things that you want.
 * Is it the right technique?
 * This isn't usually a question you can answer before you hear the file. Every subject has their own style that works best for them (and that style can change, too).  A good hypnotist will modify a session based on your reactions.  Obviously, a pre-recorded file can't do that.  The take-home message here is to not get discouraged if you don't feel like it worked.

Remember your subject agency and make sure you're good at ignoring dangerous suggestions before you play with a suspicious file.

You can find hypnosis files all across the internet, including YouTube, Soundgasm, Whyp, HypnoTube, WarpMyMind, Reddit, Discord, and the webpages of the hypnotists who created them, to name just a few.