This concept of The Poison Hands comes from the most powerful ancient martial arts. When a martial artist stuck someone with a poison hand, that person wouldn’t at first appear to be injured, but a day or two later they may die or become extremely wounded.

What this reveals to us is that Power Persuasion is an ongoing process of influence and mind control. This means that sometimes there will be no immediate results when you are influencing someone through the secrets of covert hypnosis.

Yet, as the days, weeks, and months go by, the person whom you are influencing becomes more and more influenced by your suggestions–even if you are no longer in this person’s presence. Your words grow deeper in their minds, and their emotions become more and more under your control in your absence.

In power persuasion, you can behave in such a way or say something in such a way that will at first appear to have absolutely no effect over the person whom you are influencing, but as time continues your persuasion techniques will take root in their minds and grow into whatever type of behavior it was that you intended your suggestions to accomplish.

Obviously, like most things, there are positive and negative applications of this principle. The important thing to keep in mind about power persuasion is that there are not always immediate effects as a result of your influences. In reality, it takes time to influence people so that you can shape them into whatever type of people you are attempting to shape them into. “Poison Hands” are excellent persuasion techniques to use because your original suggestions or strategic behavior patterns are quickly underestimated and forgotten, but the results from your influences and hypnotic suggestions are powerful and will remain.

Don’t worry if your persuasion techniques do not appear to be working. Consider a person’s mind like a garden–all you need to do is sow seeds into their minds and go about your business. The seeds will grow and produce fruit on their own, and their own thought processes that you have initiated will water these seeds.

Now that you are aware of the principle of “Poison Hands” that exist in power of persuasion, see to it that you defend yourself from these devastating persuasion techniques when you suspect they are being used on you.

Power persuasion is like a game of chess, and the most important part of the game of chess is the end game.

The number one secret to saying something powerfully and secretively is to master the tonality of your voice. By mastering the tonality of your voice, you will be able to communicate with people covertly in order to be able to give them messages that it won’t appear like you are intending to give them.

As a rule, voice tonality has two versions that you need to master: Command Tonality and Question Tonality. The way command tonality can be demonstrated is when you say something with a deeper tone of voice. The person whom you are speaking to will interpret the deeper tone in your voice as though you were giving them some type of instructions or as though you were communicating with them as an authority figure.

Question tonality is demonstrated when you use a higher tone of voice, and while this tonality obvious implies that you are questioning the person you are speaking to about something, question tonality can also be used to convey confusion, to cause the other person to doubt their own conclusions, or to soften your suggestions so that they appear as questions rather than the commandments you are actually intending them to be.

But even though command tonality and question tonality are the two mainstream types of tonalities that persuasion artists use to communicate with people, there are several other variations of voice tonality that should be considered and that aren’t often talked about. The most important being how you can use the tonality of your voice to convey a certain context.

By using your voice to convey a subtle context, you can literally say anything to anyone without appearing to be actually saying it. This skill will prevent you from ever getting blamed for saying the wrong thing to someone, because in reality you never actually said it. A classic example of how a person uses tonality to control the context of the information you hear is how women speak seductively to men.

Time and time again we see women talking to men about seemingly unimportant things in everyday life, but not too long after the woman begins to speak, the men whom they are speaking to begin to get aroused as they begin to find these women whom they are listening to extremely attractive. And this type of communication works out perfectly for the women who use it, because the men whom they are speaking to can never accuse them of being provocative. After all, these women didn’t ACTUALLY say anything that was sexual.

A key principle to keep in mind is that even though these women didn’t utter anything that was sexual that the tone of their voice was what was packed with sexual connotations. Although women have been using these advanced persuasion techniques for centuries, men have also begun to learn how to use the tonality of their voice to generate feelings of attraction in the women whom they are communicating with.

The best feature about using the tonality of your voice is that you can do it innocently in everyday conversation without anyone knowing, and even if they did know what you were doing they couldn’t accuse you anyway.

The ancient forms of hypnotic mind control are based upon behavior patterns that are hypnotic in their very nature, so mind control hypnosis doesn’t always depend upon the use of language as a means to persuade people. Hypnotic language is a spoke on the wheel of the persuasion process, and one of the most important aspects of how to use hypnotic language correctly is to create and master various tonalities of your voice.