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"WITH OUR minds we created a chemical
reaction in our body," he said.
He also revealed that through hynosis, the
heart rates and skin temperatures of subjects
can be changed in much the same way of
those of a sleeping preson. But hypnosis is
not sleep and Mapes was quick to point that
out.
"There is no such thing as a trance."
Theodore Barber, chief nsveholoeist at
Massachusetts State Hospital writes, "Hypnosis
is not a stage, it's whatever state you
suggest."
Mapes suggested some pretty hilarious
states Thursday night. First, he chose his
subjects by suggesting to the entire audience
that we couldn't unclasp our hands. Those
who actually couldn't were brought up on
stage to become stars of the show.
In short order, Mapes had those twenty
people sleeping like babies in each others
arms, chasing imaginary green men around
the stage, participating in a "twisting" contest,
experiencing gravity-free conditions in
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fel the audience.
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three subjects. When Mapes suggested to
them that threy were five years old, they were
able to describe in detail the birthday parties
they had that year.
As Manes oxnlninoH thpv werp not
remembering when they were five years old,
they actually thought that they were five
years old. Indeed, when instructed to write
their names on a blackboard, all three subjects
had the unsure handwriting of a young
child.
Modern hypnotism no longer resembles
the vaudevillian practices of sticking people
with pins and turning them into monkeys or
barking dogs. It has evolved into a
sophisticated science that can be used for
self-improvement and medically prescribed
therapy.
WITH HIS stage act, Mapes hopes to
educate a skeptical public on the positive
aspects of his profession.
Mapes has brought his act to over 800 colleges
and universities, and he enjoys an 80
percent rebooking rate. Who knows, perhaps
he leaves a post-hypnotic suggestyion at each
school he visits instructing them to rebook
his act. l et's hope he put the whammy on
CPU and will be back next year.
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