Hypnotism requirements

[venhip]

Hey, I've been using loads of the free content from this site with mixed results (thank you to all the submitters) but I'd like to know what has to be within a hypnosis file. I'd like to maybe record some of my own files, even if it was just for personal use but I'm wondering if I need to use certain phrases to either induct or (more importantly) use in the body or can I just talk like normal? Obviously the induction would need to be relaxing and the wording would reflect that but, basically (finally to the point) what do I *need* to put in? :)

Thanks!

[ProfessorPig]

[venhip]

Great! Thanks for the suggestions, I will definitely try to find that book. Since I live in the smallest backwater of a town i may have to search a nearby city's bookshop haha. Have some kudos :)

[slutinmyhead]

If you have listened to files on this site, you know how to do an induction. Don't be afraid to experiment... I used to hate writing inductions until I started experimenting... Now they're almost the most fun part to write. And please, definitely post what you produce. We need constant new blood to keep the community vibrant.

[Endo]

I just started writing my own files, and when I have an idea for a file, I try to map it out a little. Everything should follow a natural progression, and flow together. Make everything as vivid as possible, don't leave any descriptions vague. Describe it in as much detail as you absolutely can. Visualization is important, the user has to be able to see/feel/smell/taste/hear everything that is happening while they are under.