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Ormond McGill

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BornJune 15, 1913
Palo Alto, California
DiedOctober 19, 2005 (age 92)
CategoriesBooks by Ormond McGill

Ormond McGill (1913-2005) was known as the 'Dean of American Hypnotists'.

Biography

McGill became interested in magic as a child (and was later considered legendary in magic circles), but first studied hypnosis in 1927 while still a teenager. He wrote the seminal Encyclopedia of Genuine Stage Hypnotism (the acknowledged bible of stage hypnotism) in 1947, and continued to teach courses and lecture right up until a few days before his death.

He launched his original Spook Show under title 'The Great London Hypnotic Seance,' touring throughout American West and Midwest and Canada, beginning 1942.

From 1947 to 1954, McGill performed hypnotism and magic under the stage name of Dr. Zomb. His 'Sรฉance of Wonders' show featured horror-themed routines and costumed assistants typical of the midnight 'Spook Shows' which were popular during that era.

In addition to his career as a world-traveling magician and stage hypnotist, McGill was also a skilled hypnotherapist and a student of Eastern mysticism. He wrote between twenty-five and forty books (sources disagree on the total), including such titles as Grieve No More Beloved (about his afterlife contact with his deceased wife), Hypnotism and Mysticism in India, and his autobiography, The Amazing Life of Ormond McGill (2005).

Eventually, he became known as 'The Dean of American Hypnotism' and taught many courses and lectures about Hypnotism right up until his death.[1]

Books

  • The Zomb's Magic Book (1945)
  • 21 Gems of Magic (1946)
  • The Encyclopedia of Genuine Stage Hypnotism (1947)
  • Psychic Magic, Vol. 1-6 (1950-1951)
  • Entertaining with Magic (1977)
  • The Magic and Illusions Of Lee Grabel (1986)
  • Magic with Soap Bubbles (1987)
  • Real Mental Magic (1989)
  • Secrets of Dr. Zomb (2003)
  • The Amazing Life of Ormond McGill (2005)

References

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Hypnotherapist, Stage Hypnotist
Born
June 15, 1913
Palo Alto, CA, U.S.
DiedOctober 19, 2005 (aged 92)
OccupationStage Hypnotist

Ormond Dale McGill (June 15, 1913 โ€“ October 19, 2005) was a stage hypnotist, magician and instructor who was considered to be the 'Dean of American Hypnotists'.[1] He was also a writer and author of many books including Hypnotism and Mysticism of India (1979) and The New Encyclopedia of Stage Hypnotism.[2]

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Early life and career[edit]

Born in Palo Alto, California, McGill became interested in magic as a child (and was later considered legendary in magic circles),[3] but first studied hypnosis in 1927 while still a teenager. He wrote the seminal Encyclopedia of Genuine Stage Hypnotism[4] (the acknowledged bible[5] of stage hypnotism) in 1947, and continued to teach courses and lecture right up until a few days before his death. He died in his native Palo Alto. He has explained in his book about position of chicken that present them as motionless and appear as hypnotized. McGill explained that the reason for a chicken's hypnotism was due to the tonic indolence that the chicken adopts to save itself from predators by bluffing them as being dead.[6]

From 1947 to 1954, McGill performed hypnotism and magic under the stage name of Dr. Zomb. His 'Sรฉance of Wonders' show featured horror-themed routines and costumed assistants typical of the midnight 'spook shows' which were popular during that era. He has performed in several stage shows all over the globe in the 20th century. Ormond McGill also trained students for therapeutic applications through hypnotism.

McGill continued to collaborate with other colleagues including Gil Boyne, whom he mentored, and to teach hypnotherapy until his death in 2005 with Randal Churchill at the Hypnotherapy Training Institute.

Other Attributes[edit]

In addition to his career as a world-traveling magician and stage hypnotist, McGill was also a skilled hypnotherapist and a student of Easternmysticism. He wrote between twenty-five and forty books (sources disagree on the total), including such titles as Grieve No More Beloved (about his afterlife contact with his deceased wife), Hypnotism and Mysticism of India, and his autobiography, The Amazing Life of Ormond McGill. McGill has revealed truth behind magical events such as Indian rope trick and others during his visit to India.

Books and publications[edit]

  • The New Encyclopedia of Stage Hypnotism
  • The Search for Cosmic Consciousness: the Hypnosis Book Einstein Would Have Loved
  • How to Produce Miracles
  • Hypnotism and Mysticism of India
  • The Secrets of Hypnotizing Women: How to Entrance and Charm Women, Communicate Subconsciously, Enhance Romance, Flirt Successfully, Sexually Enthrall
  • The Many Lives Of Alan Lee
  • McGill's Hypnotherapy Encyclopedia
  • Religious Mysteries of the Orient
  • Professional Stage Hypnotism
  • Chalk Talks!
  • The Mysticism And Magic Of India
  • Seeing the Unseen: A Past Life Revealed Through Hypnotic Regression
  • Mind Magic - Tricks for Reading Minds
  • Secrets of Stage Mind Reading
  • Atomic Magic
  • Paper Magic
  • Magic With Soap Bubbles - 1987
  • Secrets of Dr. Zomb: The Autobiography of Ormond McGill, Dean of American Hypnotists
  • The Encyclopedia of Genuine Stage Hypnotism: For Magicians Only
  • Voice Magic
  • Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Everything
  • The Amazing Life of Ormond McGill: Dean of American Hypnotists
  • Entertaining With Magic
  • Science Magic: 101 Experiments You Can Do
  • The Amazing Life of Ormond McGill
  • Hypnotism and Meditation: The Operational Manual for Hypnomediation
  • The Secret World of Witchcraft
  • Grieve No More, Beloved: The Book Of Delight
  • Balancing Magic and Other Tricks
  • Healing Is Remembering Who You Are
  • Beyond The Strange
  • The Amazing Stone-Deaf Hypnotist - Dr. Rexford L. North
  • The World's Greatest Hypnotists
  • The How To Book Of Hypnotism
  • Hypnotism: A Hypnosis Training & Techniques Manual: The Real Questions & Answers

References[edit]

  1. ^Confessions of a Regressionist: Is There a Life Or Time Other Than the Present? ISBN1475907427
  2. ^The Power of I Am: Creating a New World of Enlightened Personal Interaction ISBN1583941428
  3. ^Ormond McGill Biography
  4. ^Hypnotherapy: A Client-Centered Approach ISBN1589800524
  5. ^They Were Giants 2007 ISBN0595871526
  6. ^Paranormality: Why we see what isn't there ISBN0230758908
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External links[edit]

  • Tribute to Ormond McGill at the Wayback Machine (archived March 17, 2013) (originally http://www.durbinhypnosis.com/mcgill.htm)

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