how to practice nlp techniques like pacing for nlp persuasion... part V

so, onwards. what else can you be looking for, when searching for the
effects of your nlp hypnosis-by-not-speaking-or-looking-at-the-person?

again, consider this a nlp training. there are tons of ways to tell if
you are having an effect.

e.g.:
look at the mimics. are they suddenly getting less tense, or more tired
by expression?

look at the eyes. how is the area around the eyes? tense? totally
relaxed as if they would be day dreaming?

if you already can, look at the eye dillation, at the diameter of their
pupils. now this is really advanced, as most people starting with neuro
linguistic programming do have problems with this when looking straight
at someone, but never the less, it is absolutly possible. does the
diameter suddenly increase? it could also be a change in lighting
conditions, so be sharp.

look at their body posture. strictly, we do not read body language in
neuro linguistic programming. there are some NLP people who teach
different topics, and though I have written an article about in which
situations i would recommend to also rely on body language, i have not
yet finished my research in this field as to have an opinion I would
want to be as public as this blog.

there are also a number of nlp seduction products out there that talk
about body language, but I would not trust the professionality of some
of those.

in general, as a hint: look for congruent patterns. e.g.: if you are
trying to trance someone out, look not only at their body posture, but
at their breathing, their mimics, their facial expression, all of it.

that way you might find cues that help you.