Spin Programming: Mystical Technique of Mind Control

I encountered this type of programming only twice. In one individual, whenever progress was made in uncovering alternate personalities, she became disoriented, nauseous, and felt a spinning sensation. No matter which alter was present, all seemed to be programmed with the feeling that they were spinning. This was across literally dozens of personalities. I could not figure out why they would all be programmed to feel as though they were spinning.

Apparently others had come across this type of programming as well. I found two references. One from clinical psychologist John D. Lovern, who encountered it when treating ritual abuse victims and patients with MPD. The other is from the doctoral thesis of Lynn Brunet, a doctor of philosophy who examined the work of contemporary artists and found references to ritual abuse, spin programming, and occult practices within Freemasonry. This is interesting because victims of programming tend to draw the same things, and they're often visual representations of their internal personality systems.



John D. Lovern's paper on spin programming can be found here:

https://sites.google.com/site/mcrais/spinprog

Spin Programming: A Newly Uncovered Technique of Systematic Mind Control

John D. Lovern, Ph.D.

Presented at The Sixth Western Clinical Conference on Multiple Personality and Dissociation, Irvine, CA, 1993

Revised April 20, 1995



Abstract



Information obtained clinically from seven multiple personality patients with recalled histories of ritual abuse has revealed a coercive technique previously unknown to psychotherapists. This technique here labeled “spin programming,” appears designed to spread effects such as pain, painful emotions, and other feelings or urges globally throughout a patient’s personality system for purposes of either designing and building a young victim’s personality system, or harassing older victims and disrupting psychotherapy. Spin programming appears to be based on a combination of physical spinning, cognitive and imagery training, and repetition and practice aimed at creating an internal multi-alter spinning “mechanism” that can transmit the pain or affective components of numerous traumatic memories simultaneously to large groups of targeted alters. This paper presents signs and symptoms commonly seen in patients subjected to spin programs, training methods apparently used to create spin programs, and an analysis of strengths and weaknesses of spin programming.

Lynn Brunet's doctoral thesis can be downloaded here. Chapter four discusses spin programming in the work of contemporary artists.

Terror, trauma and the eye in the triangle: The Masonic presence in contemporary art and culture
http://novaprd-lb.newcastle.edu.au/vital/access/manager/Repository/uon:749;jsessionid=3D0854472AE1A1FBEF0C66DBB195C54F?exact=title%3A%22Terror%2C+trauma+and+the+eye+in+the+triangle%3A+The+Masonic+presence+in+contemporary+art+and+culture%22