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Can a person be hypnotized against his will?

April 26, 2017hypnotized person

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Can a person be hypnotized against his will?

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Under normal circumstances, a person cannot be hypnotised against his will by the power of suggestion. However, we can hypnotize a person by using drugs, and by so changing normal sleep into a hypnotic sleep. Some hypnotic mechanical devices will eventually break down the resistance of the subject, thus allowing for quick access to the subconscious mind.

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No. You cannot be hypnotized against your will. You must be a willing subject. Your hypnotist must have your full cooperation.