Gap Hypnosis is a neuromodulatory therapy. It aims to stimulate highly coherent somatic instruction processes in the patient, free from speculation. In other words, the goal is for the patient to become, even if only for a moment, their own therapist, in an altered state of consciousness strongly focused on self-awareness, experiencing their body image without static tension—a tangible Samayana state. A tip for a session: no expectations, no self-sabotage. Practice makes perfect.

I call it the Gap Method. Psychotronics is the mechanical means used to operate on cells in bioelectrical terms, stabilizing the central nervous system and neutralizing all kinds of harmful signals. This movement creates a gap free of electrical noise, facilitating the patient's neuromodulation to establish true natural self-hypnosis, and this gap is precisely what I call Gap—tangible states of Samadhi.

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In biological terms, while this absence of noise may refer to processes such as the release of fascia and the stimulation of vagal function, the objective of the therapy is to adopt a weighty dynamic of high syntergic coherence in the neuronal field; consequently, it aims to make the instructions given to the cells more conscious.

It is possible to conduct a single session. However, repetition improves effectiveness. Protocols are flexible and adaptable, but may include weekly sessions, spaced several months apart. In cases of high systemic resistance, exogenous resources such as psilocybin may also be included to enhance the catalytic effect.

Persistent anxiety or depression. Insomnia that won't subside. Lingering resentment. Nameless anguish and sadness. Unexpected anger. Returning migraines. Fatigue that doesn't disappear with rest. A feeling of carrying something that isn't yours. Frustration. Disorientation.

Therapeutic objectivity lies not in obtaining explicit answers about circumstantial events, but in neurophysiological coherence oriented toward genuine, zero-point processes—original, non-repetitive ones—and all of this resides in the implicit realm of the subconscious. Therefore, the aim is to stimulate this neuronal dynamic to improve instructive somatic processes—to enhance the command we give to our cells. Nothing is immediate; these are optimization processes in successive stages. In other words, the focus is on optimizing processing capacity, but beyond a mechanical function, because through the cellular nucleus of each neuron, one can perceive a cohesive and convergent force calling to us, and heeding that call is something as special as it is unique to each individual. After all, we are the stray projection of a universal consciousness seeking sovereignty, a quality inherent to the autonomous human being.

After a session, the patient will remain briefly free of viral programs, until their characteristic noise begins to unconsciously summon new agents. It's important to understand that the chemical structures of neurosis condition the neuronal field with layers and branches, and breaking down these structures takes time because it requires neurophysiological training. I'm referring to cognitive-behavioral aspects, emotional intelligence, and dietary habits. For this reason, it's often suggested to repeat the therapeutic intervention over a specific period.

This is part of my hypothesis, but I'm not far from confirming it:

As a side effect, there may be diarrhea and gas due to the biological response. This only happens if there is a parasitic overpopulation and the sessions follow a repetitive protocol. It rarely occurs with a single session. By stabilizing the nervous system and inducing the release of the fascia, systemic order is being restored, which modifies the dynamics of neuronal functions, and this has a physical impact in terms of biological chemistry. That is, the microbial ecosystem begins to organize itself, and the parasites receive instructions for apoptosis—they essentially commit suicide in the stomach acid.

I call it basic deworming because wherever these types of nematodes are found, they will go directly to the stomach. Unlike chemical deworming—with external agents—the worms don't exit alive through the rectum; they are already processed. Alongside this process, a detoxification also occurs, because the instructive somatic input given to the cells during a Gap Hypnosis session is of a natural order, and everything that shouldn't be in the body will begin to be purged. The liver will have to process all of this, and a headache may confirm it.

This breakdown is not usually like that caused by taking ayahuasca, but the principle is the same: it's a purge, part of the entropy that must be experienced—a necessary evil. Of course, it can be regulated so that it's not so abrupt, but this varies from patient to patient.

Understand this: all biological chemistry follows the order of the bioelectrical dynamics of our cells, and these dynamics obey a somatic configuration—data. Similarly, parasites, which are part of the microbiota, like bacteria, have specific tasks for the system to function. But if our instructions are erratic, these living, responsible organisms will do whatever it takes to adapt and fulfill their duties. This includes, for example, increasing their population, a situation that generates many counterproductive changes in a cascading effect. Viruses are data with electrical functions; they are not living organisms, so they would be the ones that dictate the behavior of bacteria and parasites. In view of this, instructive somatics is key for the viral structure to be correct. These things are not bad; what is bad is unconscious instruction.

They are carried out in person and remotely, since the mechanical means is the same – transferred potential. Although we talk about cells and biology, what I interpret is a holographic model, because the operation I perform happens non-locally, with local results.

Our human image is the likeness of our human, which at some point of remote origin tries to synchronize.

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The modus operandi is similar to that of reiki. The patient lies down and listens to a specific musical track. No effort required. Your brain begins to fluctuate between theta and delta waves—the states associated with deep regeneration, creativity, and access to the subconscious. In no modality there is physical contact or dialogue, a Psychotronic energy transduction technique is simply applied. Some experience psychedelic effects due to endogenous DMT (melatonin metabolism), others experience almost nothing, just relaxation and some confusion. The duration ranges between 45 and 180 minutes. It is not something that can be calculated, although it is generally only 60 minutes. In cases where a radial diagnosis is made, it extends a little further.

I am 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 folly of its rigor, and for this reason, I have developed my own disruptive study of the neurofunctional models of consciousness and its mental processes.

Each of us has our own school of thought, and in my case, the psychotronic mechanics known as mediumship have allowed me to live in training mode under this yogic discipline, improving my sensitivity, precision, and electromotive force.

I am neither a healer nor a quack. I don't interfere; I only intervene professionally, as an interface that facilitates transductive processes. My considering myself a responsible and committed professional doesn't mean I'm an all-powerful god or a guru, but it does mean I try my best, and most importantly, that I understand what I'm doing and what's happening. If I tell you the therapy was effective, it's because it was. Talking about magical results isn't part of my approach.

Psychotronics is the logic that explains the physics of consciousness and the electrodynamic mechanics of psychic alteration, and therefore, of what we know as reality. Being present, perhaps, has to do with a non-local human synchronization, however paradoxical that may sound. This logic indicates that the system can only be mastered by training our arbitrarily inhibited neurophysiological capacities. This training corresponds to processes of an endogenous and somatic science and involves the management of the three electromotive forces of love: instruction (9), construction (33), and deconstruction (666). Anyone who wishes to refute what is professed here is welcome.

Those who do not decide to change their habits will not be able to transcend their state.