Hipnosis Gap

Gap Hypnosis is a neuromodulating therapy. It seeks to stimulate high-coherence somatic instruction processes in the patient, without speculation. In other words, the aim is for the patient to become, even if only for an instant, their own therapist — under an altered state of consciousness strongly oriented toward self-listening, moving through their body image free of static: a tangible state of Samayana. It should be clarified that this is not a conventional therapy. The focus is not on cure or healing, but on optimizing neurofunctional processes. Therefore, it is not a medical treatment.

Advice for taking a session: without expectations, there’s no self-sabotage. Discipline makes the master.

I call it the Gap method. Psychotronics is the mechanical medium used to operate on the cells in bioelectric terms, stabilizing the central nervous system and neutralizing every kind of malware. This movement creates a gap free of electrical noise, which gives the patient the neuromodulation needed to establish true, natural self-hypnosis — and that gap is precisely what I call Gap: tangible states of Samadhi.

In biological terms, while this absence of noise can refer to processes like fascia release and vagal stimulation, the therapy’s real aim is for the neural field to adopt a weighted dynamic of high syntergic coherence — and, as a result, for the instructions we give our cells to become more conscious.

It’s possible to have just a single session. Repetition, however, improves effectiveness. Protocols are relative and adaptable, but can involve weekly sessions over a period of a few months. In cases of high systemic resistance, exogenous resources such as psilocybin can also be included to enhance catalyzation.

Persistent anxiety or depression. Insomnia that won’t let up. Resentment that lingers. Anguish and sadness with no specific name. Anger that catches you off guard. Migraines that keep coming back. Fatigue that rest doesn’t fix. The feeling of carrying something that isn’t yours. Frustration. Disorientation.

Therapeutic objectivity doesn’t lie in getting explicit answers about circumstantial facts, but in the neurophysiological coherence oriented toward genuine, zero-point processes — original, not repetitive — and all of that resides in the implicit realm of the subconscious. So what’s being pursued is a stimulation of that neural dynamic to improve instructive somatics — improving the command we give our cells. Nothing is immediate: these are optimization processes unfolding in successive states.

In other words, the focus is on optimizing processing capacity, but beyond a purely mechanical function — because through the cell nucleus of every neuron, one can sense a cohesive, convergent force calling to us, and answering that call is something as special as it is unique to each individual. After all, we are the stray projection of a universal consciousness in search of sovereignty, a quality intrinsic to the autonomous human being.

After a session, the patient will remain briefly free of viral programs, until their over-characteristic noise unconsciously begins calling in new agents. Keep in mind that the chemical structures of neurosis condition the neural field with layers and branches, and breaking down these structures takes time, because it requires training on a neurophysiological level — cognitive-behavioral work, emotional intelligence, eating habits. For this reason, repeating the therapeutic intervention over a set period is often recommended.

To help navigate the entropy that can sometimes be experienced —in physical terms—, I make a parallel referral to trusted doctors who carry out deworming and detoxification protocols.

As a side effect, there can be upset stomach and gas due to the biological response. This only happens when there’s parasitic overpopulation and a repetitive-protocol course of sessions — it’s uncommon after a single session. Stabilizing the nervous system and triggering the release — or fascia release — brings on systemic order, which alters the dynamics of neural function, and that has a physical impact in terms of biological chemistry. In other words, the microbial ecosystem begins to reorganize, and parasites receive an instruction toward apoptosis — they essentially kill themselves in stomach acid.

I call it base deworming, because wherever these types of nematodes are found, they head straight for the stomach. Unlike a chemical deworming — with external agents — the worms don’t come out alive through the rectum; they come out already processed. Alongside this, a detox also takes place, because the instructive somatics given to the cells during a Gap Hypnosis session is of a natural order, and anything that shouldn’t be in the body starts to purge. The liver will have to process all of this, and a headache may well confirm it.

This kind of upset usually isn’t as intense as what an ayahuasca ceremony produces, but the principle is the same: it’s a purge, part of the entropy that has to be moved through — a necessary evil. Of course it can be regulated so it isn’t so abrupt, but that’s relative to each patient.

Understand this: all biological chemistry follows the order of our cells’ bioelectric dynamic, and that dynamic obeys a somatic configuration — data. In the same way, parasites, which are part of the microbiota, like bacteria, have specific tasks to keep the system running, but if our instructions are erratic, these living, responsible organisms will do whatever it takes to adapt and fulfill their tasks. That includes, for example, increasing their population — a situation that triggers many counterproductive changes in a cascade effect. Viruses are data with electrical functions, not living organisms, so they’re the ones dictating the behavior of bacteria and parasites. Given this, instructive somatics is key to keeping the viral structure correct. None of this is inherently bad — what’s bad is unconscious instruction.

Sessions are held both in person and remotely, since the mechanical medium is the same — transferred potential. Even though we’re talking about cells and biology, what I’m working with is a holographic model, because the operation I perform happens non-locally, with local results. Our human image mirrors our human self, which, at some remote point of origin, is trying to synchronize.

The modus operandi is similar to reiki. The patient lies down and listens to a specific music track. No effort is required. Their brain begins fluctuating between theta and delta waves — the states associated with deep regeneration, creativity, and access to the subconscious. In neither modality is there physical contact or dialogue: it’s simply the application of a psychotronic energy-transduction technique.

Some people experience psychedelic effects due to endogenous DMT (a byproduct of melatonin metabolism); others experience almost nothing, just relaxation and a bit of confusion. Duration ranges between 45 and 180 minutes. It isn’t something that can be calculated ahead of time, though it’s generally around 60 minutes. In cases where a radial diagnosis is also performed, it runs a little longer.

I’m a hypnotherapist, specializing in Neuropsychotronics, with training and practice in endogenous sciences underlying what I call Neo Sutrayana, or Neo Sutra Yoga (NSY). I love science — though not the stubbornness of its rigor — and that’s why I’ve developed my own disruptive study of the neurofunctional models of consciousness and its mental processes.

A school lives inside each of us, and in my case, the psychotronic mechanism known as mediumship is what has let me live in constant training under this yogic discipline, sharpening my sensitivity, precision, and electromotive force.

Neither healer nor faith healer. I don’t interfere — I intervene professionally, as an interface that facilitates transductive processes. Considering myself a responsible, committed professional doesn’t mean I think I’m an all-powerful god or a guru, but it does mean I try to give it everything, and — most importantly — I understand what I’m doing, and I know what’s happening. If I tell you the therapy worked, it’s because it did. Talk of magical results isn’t in my playbook.

Psychotronics is the logic that explains the physics of consciousness, and the electrodynamic mechanics behind altering the psyche — ergo, what we know as reality. Being present may have to do with a non-local human synchronization, paradoxical as that sounds. This logic holds that the system can only be mastered by training our neurophysiological capacities, arbitrarily inhibited as they are. That training corresponds to processes within an endogenous, somatic science, and involves working with love’s three electromotive forces: instruction (9), construction (33), deconstruction (666). Anyone who wishes to challenge what’s professed here is welcome to.

Gap Hypnosis therapy is a non-speculative clinical practice with an unconventional method. Every session builds on my ongoing study, and while measurements and diagrams are part of scientific rigor, as a therapist I adhere more closely to the rigor of a four-part scientific method, one that respects the logic of the mind’s mental functions.

I use observation as a passive state of listening and epistemological relation across all cases. I use deduction as a neurofunctional capacity to discern with clear judgment, taking into account conventional scientific references and etiology. I use confirmation of the data through states of high syntergic coherence, assisted by that communication mechanism we call mediumship. And I use the repeatability of results as the logical consequence of methodical practice.

Only certain data points from the whole chain of processes can actually be measured and intellectualized, since it’s impossible to lay out, in a waking state, everything that gets processed in a trance state — and conventional methods only focus on local physical alterations, when almost all the information flows on a parallel band.

On one occasion I carried out an unconventional clinical trial with very satisfying, conclusive results. It was a group session in which patients were given macrodoses of psilocybin, assisted by the Gap methodology. You can read the Trial Z document here.

Retreats include a theoretical-practical and therapeutic module. Designed for you to discover the potential technology of your inner engineering, study it, and apply it all at once, as an endogenous science. They take place in a mountain setting.

Sometimes, in inhabited spaces, altered scenarios can be found, breaking the harmony of a home or a business. Basically, when there’s paranormal activity or fields with high magnetic density, things don’t flow the way they should.

Whatever the case may be, I use psychotronic power to bring order to these scenarios. I let the results speak for themselves. My congratulations to everyone who runs their business with love and has trusted my services.

What are these procedures like? For this type of case, I use the same psychotronic technology. With it, I neutralize the viral agents that have taken hold of the patient’s system. These sessions require collaborators, and I generally bring someone else along. Still, it’s ideal for the patient to have two volunteers on hand to assist during the process. No clergy, no believers.

Is it an exorcism? Is there a possession? Possession isn’t quite what Hollywood shows, though it’s not that far off either — maybe the more accurate term would be “intervened” or “infected.” It’s a complex state of injury, where the individual’s bioelectric system is under the control of programs, which in turn can nest other systems within them. Either way, we’ve been able to resolve every case that’s come up, at least so far. Nothing to fear, everything for love.

How do I know if a person is intervened? It’s so relative that symptoms vary a lot, and can even go unnoticed. Still, there are situations that hint at certain patterns without ever reaching a full psychotic break. For instance, an anger reaction where the nervous system seems to spiral out of control, and the eyes go dark and cold. If you’ve ever been near someone like that, you know exactly what I mean. It’s a combination of factors that opens this kind of permeability to being infected, so to speak. Addictions to sex, alcohol, and drugs open the door to these conditions, but it basically comes down to a cocktail of low emotional intelligence working against mental function, chemical use that alters neural function, and premature extrasensory abilities. What people call a psychotic break is clear evidence of intervention — some cases more complex than others; in fact, sometimes it’s pure noise and resolves fairly quickly. Some conditions appear suddenly, others build up gradually.

The partnership system involves working in coordination with integrative medicine centers and boutique hotels around the world, both remotely and in person. In other words, the center offers an innovative service with real added value to the concept of integrative wellness, in exchange for a fee accrued from the price of Gap Hypnosis sessions.

So the venue’s director can experience the therapy firsthand, a remote or in-person session is offered free of charge.

Get in touch to request the details of the proposal. It’s laid out in a PDF brochure, available in Spanish and English.

It’s a method I designed to diagnose a patient’s neurofunctional state. It’s based on the architecture of what I call the convergence enneagram.

The Neural RDM (Radial Diagnostic Method) system is a hybrid application I developed to interpret this diagnosis, producing a parametrized, 360-degree grid graph that stays faithful to the primary procedure.