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I would be very interested in this as well.

I agree Ajay. The RIP DVD is a great resource and I have learned a tremendous amount from repeat viewings.

I also made an interesting find at a local antique store a couple of weeks back. Little Blue Book No. 92 "Hypnotism Made Plain" by Maynard Shipley (edited by E. Haldeman-Julius) copyright 1924. I have not had a chance to read it yet but at only $3.00 I could not pass it up.

Last week I ran across "HYPNOTISM" (254 Questions and Answers on Hypnotism and Auto-Suggestion) by Emile Franchel at Half Priced Books. It was published in 1957 and this is a first printing. I would not necessarily say it has been an educational read but it is very entertaining.

I would love to see some reviews of the Weekend Workshop course. The ones I have seen so far have all been from affiliates.

Harry Guinness wrote:Personally I hate the moniker 'Street Hypnosis'. Impromtu hypnosis isn't too bad but what it really is, is Close Up Hypnosis. Mix that with Close Up Magic and you've got a powerful bag of tricks!

"Close Up Hypnosis". I really like that.

I picked the time and date and they called me. The call lasted about 30 minutes.

I took their Foundations course. While it was dated it was good to see another approach. Being free does not hurt either.

Hello All, I have lurked here for quite a while and just realized I had never made an introductory post. My name is Aaron Little and I live in Lexington Kentucky. I own a Mixed Martial Arts / Combatives gym and a video production business here in Lexington. I also teach firearms, edged weapons, and ...