Psycho injection : Injecting ideas into a subconscious mind

Tax Payers, wondering what is cooking in kitchen of those over funded research labs. Well, far from the world of sql injection and packet injection been tested on machines, there exist a alternative world which is experimenting with human minds, by injecting psychological behavioral patterns in a subconscious human mind, programming human minds to do things without even a person realizing that it is not his or her own idea.

Selecting a place to dine, bizarre ideas, modifying likes and dislikes, switching over from your favorite cola drinks, choosing your next password that you are going to change in near future, all of these ideas could be injected in a human mind, unfortunately many of these experiments exist in our day to day life and consciously or unconsciously, knowingly or unknowingly are influencing our day to day life.

Some or all of the following pyscological and brainwashing techniques are already been used by advertisers, corporates, governments & foreign governments to influence subconscious mind

Subliminal message

A subliminal message is a signal or message embedded in another medium, designed to pass below the normal limits of the human mind’s perception. These messages are unrecognizable by the conscious mind, but in certain situations can affect the subconscious mind and can negatively or positively influence subsequent later thoughts, behaviors, actions, attitudes, belief systems and value systems.

More info and Source on subliminal message: wikipedia

Parts of the following Brainwashing Techniques can be used in Psycho injection to influence subconscious mind

In the late 1950s, psychologist Robert Jay Lifton experimented with former prisoners of Korean War and Chinese war camps. Lifton ultimately defined a set of steps involved in the brainwashing cases he studied:

Assault on identity

This is a systematic attack on a target’s sense of self (also called his identity or ego) and his core belief system. The agent denies everything that makes the target who he is: “You are not happy.” “You are not a man.” “You don’t belong here .” The target is under constant attack for days, weeks or months, to the point that he becomes exhausted, confused and disoriented. In this state, his beliefs seem less solid.

Guilt — You are bad. You are always wrong

While the identity crisis is setting in, the agent is simultaneously creating an overwhelming sense of guilt in the target. He repeatedly and mercilessly attacks the subject for any “sin” the target has committed, large or small. He may criticize the target for everything from the “evilness” of his beliefs to his habits of drinks or eat. The target begins to feel a general sense of shame, that everything he does is wrong

Breaking point: Who am I, where am I and what am I supposed to do?

With his identity in crisis, experiencing deep shame and having betrayed what he has always believed in, the target may undergo what in the lay community is referred to as a “nervous breakdown.” In psychology, “nervous breakdown” is really just a collection of severe symptoms that can indicate any number of psychological disturbances. It may involve uncontrollable sobbing, deep depression and general disorientation. The target may have lost his grip on reality and have the feeling of being completely lost and alone.
When the target reaches his breaking point, his sense of self is pretty much up for grabs — he has no clear understanding of who he is or what is happening to him.

At this point, the agent sets up the temptation to convert to another belief system that will save the target from his misery.

Leniency: I can help you.

With the target in a state of crisis, the agent offers some small kindness or reprieve from the abuse. He may offer the target a drink of water, or take a moment to ask the target what he misses about home. In a state of breakdown resulting from an endless psychological attack, the small kindness seems huge, and the target may experience a sense of relief and gratitude completely out of proportion to the offering, as if the agent has saved his life.

Compulsion to confession: You can help yourself.

For the first time in the brainwashing process, the target is faced with the contrast between the guilt and pain of identity assault and the sudden relief of leniency. The target may feel a desire to reciprocate the kindness offered to him, and at this point, the agent may present the possibility of confession as a means to relieving guilt and pain.

Channeling of guilt: This is why you’re in pain.

After weeks or months of assault, confusion, breakdown and moments of leniency, the target’s guilt has lost all meaning — he’s not sure what he has done wrong, he just knows he is wrong. This creates something of a blank slate that lets the agent fill in the blanks: He can attach that guilt, that sense of “wrongness,” to whatever he wants. The agent attaches the target’s guilt to the belief system the agent is trying to replace. The target comes to believe it is his belief system that is the cause of his shame. The contrast between old and new has been established: The old belief system is associated with psychological (and usually physical) agony; and the new belief system is associated with the possibility of escaping that agony.

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Psycho Drama

Though the original idea about Psycho drama’ was a method for human development which explores, through dramatic action the problems, issues, concerns, dreams and highest aspirations of people, groups, systems and organizations.

It was mostly used as a group work method, in which each person in the group can become a agent for each other in the group.

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