Tap Tap Tap Series

A simple triggered instruction from my set of files on the topic: When you tap a selected spot three times with intent, relax and savor, for a moment, time to breathe and feel trance wash over you. Worked into many of the various beginner and devotion files, as well as my preferred autohypnotic self-drop.

A trigger I often use myself and which is hopefully easy for you to train. Slightly dominant/BDSM inclined self-help and relaxation prompt featuring a soothing anchor state and a long deepener/induction mixed in. Some good phrasing in this.

The trigger? Tapping a spot you select (default is back of neck under your ear) with two fingers, three times. A simple reminder to relax and let any current stressors or useless information fall out of your mind in favor of focus. Good for play as well.

When you feel creatively blocked, the source is often anxiety or distraction. Fixation and relaxation are possible outcomes of trance.

Learning to channel them into a specific physical trigger would be greatly beneficial to you, and so this piece of training exists. Tap a certain locaztion when anxiety blocks you, drift, let ideas occur naturally to you.

See Also: Get It On The Page

Continuing the Tap Tap Tap series, this piece is about dismissing unnecessary thoughts and filling your mind with pleasing purple light instead. Useful to follow on after the first 'Tap Tap Tap - Useful Signals", this is an instruction set for anchoring a simple trigger to a three-taps-in-a-specific-location mnemonic.

Also includes a remake made in 2025

The act of tapping a chosen spot three times with your fingers becomes a useful anchor - a reminder that you are here and only useful information can and should be present with you.

You only need certain information in order to function, and a lot of the data you receive from your body can be junk data.

That data can be discarded with a few simple taps.

A simple and calming trigger implantation piece. The trigger of gently tapping two fingers anywhere on your body becomes a signal to help you calm down, center yourself, restore equilibrium, and limit your senses and awareness only to the things you need to handle. Just for a few moments, long enough to resettle your mind and choose new actions in the wake of that pleasant reminder.

Uses the experience of trance as an analogy. Includes confidence and encouragement.