An alternative wakening script to place at the end of a playlist. This takes you from trance to a natural sleep, and lets you feel that any suggestions you have received will sink even deeper into your mind while you sleep. Good if you listen to files last thing in the evening, and don't want to finish feeling "refreshed and awake" Can somebody record this please? I don't have a working mic at the moment. show less

A script designed to be put inbetween two file bodies in a playlist. It is a variation on Cardigan's Over2next file - using the same method of opening and closing your eyes 3 times, and the suggestion that you won't be disturbed if the next file is a different person's voice. It suggests that each time you open your eyes, the file you have just listened to sinks deeper into your mind, and every time you close them (just like in Cardigan's induction), you go deeper into trance ready for the next file. I may record this file once I've got a new microphone, but I think it would be better if I can ask Cardigan to do it, and then have the induction/link/wakener in the same voice show less

I had some success with a real life friend, blurring the boundary between explaining what I'm going to do and actually doing it. This is an attempt to do the same thing in a file. Its not as good as I hoped, but I would like to think I'm going to get better with practice. This file will also be posted on www.affordable-trance.co.uk show less

An extended version of EMG\'s InstantWetting file. I did this while getting used to new editing software, and wanted to see if a suggestion (extending the body, and moving some suggestions into the induction part) could help me to stay more focussed. I\'m not sure if this will be of interest to anyone else, but it worked wonders for me, so I figure other people might want to see what I\'ve done. show less