Magic in Practice

Not sure if this is the right fit?

Consider TranceFormations by John Grinder.

“TranceFormations reads like a technique-heavy manual centered on trance states, revisiting earlier trance access, and using pattern interruption plus reframing to drive “generative change.” It also keeps coming back to how to avoid using these ideas unproductively. The most useful parts are the ones tying the concepts to real-world communication. The annoying part is trust friction: the tone can feel abstract and confidence-heavy, with some sections feeling more procedural than carefully bounded.”