Can you think of a time when you told someone something but they forgot what you explained to them? Sometimes you tell a person the same thing again and again, and it seems like they never once heard what you said. This is a ordinary break down in communication that is more common than you originally may have thought. It is for this reason that hypnosis trainers have always taught the necessity of including repetition with your communication tactics.

Hypnotists are also well informed that people are not likely to take in a suggestion unless the suggestion is continual. This is why many hypnosis methods are built-in with repetition. The hypnotist repeats the same suggestions in different ways in order for the suggestions to take root.

In fact, not only do you have the option of repeating the hypnosis techniques that you are using, most hypnosis techniques NEED to be repeated in order for them to be efficient. Persuasion secrets are administered through the art of suggestion. However, in order for hypnotic suggestions to take root, they need to be repeated enough times so that they will successfully take root in the person's unconscious mind whom you are influencing.

The strategy used to repeat hypnotic suggestions is called a Power Loop. You use Power Loops to continue looping around hypnotic suggestions in order to make your suggestions robust enough to take root in a person's unconscious mind. When you loop around a hypnotic suggestion, you are making the hypnotic suggestion more powerful. It goes without saying that the more power loops you use, the more strength you add to your persuasion techniques.

As a rule, most competent hypnotists use what is recognized as The Blackjack rule as a benchmark to decide how many Power Loops they ought to use to reiterate their suggestions. The Blackjack rule says that a hypnotic suggestion should be repeated 21 times in order for the hypnosis method to take root in a person's unconscious mind to the point where the idea is able to grow and produce results.