01-13, 11:30–13:00 (US/Eastern), Mainsail Main / Vending Room
Have you ever been flipping through tv channels and stumbled across something so compelling that you just had to stop and watch? Stop on this class and watch as LeeAllure dissects a hot hypno scene between DJ Pynchon and EnScenic aka Noelle - she'll be stopping them in place at important moments to discuss what's happening with the class, and when the scene begins again DJ and Noelle may never know they've stopped - and they might not be doing the same scene anymore, either! This demonstration will show stopping in place/freeze play, hypnotic amnesia, sensation play, how to set up and use triggers, and tease and denial -- plus whatever happens in the moment.
EnScenic aka Noelle has been kicking around the event-attending hypnosis community since 2013, which somehow means it's been ten years! She started out as a dabbler who wrote erotic hypnosis fiction, and somehow turned into a musical sadist who is crazed with power bwa ha ha ha ha!!!! Not really. Unless you attend one of my music classes. And even then, still not really. Unless you like that sort of thing. And then even still not really.
Also knows stuff, and answers questions as a member of the Charmed! Concom.
DJ Pynchon has been tip-toeing around the hypno scene for far-too-long. He co-wrote "Hypnotic Amnesia" (available at all finer online bookstores) with LeeAllure as well as "Kinky Trifles," a collection of his erotic short stories. He used to be on Twitter way too much, and can now be found flitting between Bluesky, Tumblr, and WordPress under the DJPynchon moniker. He just turned 51 and lives on the West Coast of the US.
LeeAllure (she/her/they) has been entrancing people with her silk-like voice for over a decade! She organizes NEST, the world's largest and longest running tickling convention, DeepMindDarkWood, a hypnosis retreat, and the London Hypnosis Workshops. She teaches hypnosis classes at various international hypnosis & BDSM events, and is the author of Hypnotic Amnesia, the Book You Remember on How to Forget, with D.J. Pynchon