PSYCHOTRONIC WEAPONS.pdf

Hypnosis and zombification have been used for therapeutic, political, and fraudulent purposes since ancient times, with evidence of its use found in ancient Sumeria, Egypt, and Greece. The history of hypnosis can be traced back to the 4th millennium BC, with the Sumerian priests using suggestion in a hypnotic state to treat patients. The use of hypnosis persisted through the centuries, with ancient Egyptians using shiny metal disks to induce hypnotic sleep and ancient Greeks using temple sleep and suggestion to heal patients. The practice of hypnosis was also used by Christian monks, who practiced miraculous healings with prayers and the laying on of hands. In modern times, hypnosis is used for therapeutic purposes, as well as for criminal and investigative purposes, with the ability to "program" individuals to react to specific commands and forget their actions. An example of this is the case of CIA agent Luis Castillo, who was found to have multiple personalities and programs implanted in his subconsciousness through hypnosis and psychotropic drugs.