A weird hypnotism to call Dead Pope! Startled? Read:

Famous Polish hypnotherapist Ian Collins or rather Wojciech Galnc will soon be performing a 'hypnotism' for driving thousands of people into a deep psychic trance. This will take place amidst World’s biggest Mass Online Hypnosis session. This will be done to connect with Deceased PopeJP II.

This  wil be a first of its kind as the entire event will take place within the vicinity of web world. The event has been officially dated on 2nd April, 2010 and will be for all social networking netizens such as Facebook, Twitter. MySpace and others.

“Users who register at http://hypnosisworldrecords.ning.com or Twitter or Facebook will be informed about an exact time of the event two weeks in advance.”

However Ian says that this session will have a deep impact on everyone. He is confident that it will be way above from even what Derren Brown performed on the “How to Control the Nation TV Show” or wil outshine Chris Hughes attempt in his “Socialtrance”. Ian feels this as the entire hypnotism will go live!

This will be a real time experience for many through what is better termed as auto-hypnosis. Ian promises that lot of people will be able to communicate with the dead Pope. If you want to be a part of this hypnotic crowd, all you need a laptop or a computer, internet and speaker/headphones to connect with the other world! The Official site for this http://www.hypnosisworldrecords.com/ says , “It is important that you are at least 18 years old, you are not pregnant, do not have a mental illness, you are not under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or have been diagnosed with a psychotic illness. It is important that you understand that you take part in this event at your own responsibility and you confirm, that the responsibility in on your side only. Whatever happens, happens in your mind and you need to understand, that you are the creator of your own experience and that the hypnotist is only a guide you may follow if you decide to. The whole event is for research and educational purposes only.”