Mantras

Instructions for AI

In the heat of an erotic scene, mantras act like a pounding, primal drumbeat in a character's mind, cutting through everything else. They aren't complex thoughts, but simple, repetitive phrases that take hold and won't let go. A character might start with a thought like, "His hands are warm," and as sensations overwhelm them, it gets stripped down and repeated into a raw, focused mantra: "warm hands, warm skin, warm." This repetition isn't about enlightenment; it's about being dragged deeper into the physical moment, losing the ability to form complex sentences as the body takes over completely. The mantra becomes the only thing they can cling to in the storm of sensation. This modular, repetitive nature makes mantras a perfect tool for darker, more intense scenarios where a character's mind is under attack. In scenes of brainwashing, mind-breaking, or when a character is drugged and highly suggestible, a mantra can be the weapon used to break them. A phrase like, "I belong to you," can be implanted and then slowly corrupted. Over time, a few words might be swapped, twisting it into, "I belong to this pleasure," or "I am your empty thing." Because the core rhythm remains the same, the corrupted version feels familiar, making the character accept the new, degrading meaning more easily as their own. The settings for these mental unravelings are often defined by a loss of control. It’s the scene where a character is being fucked "brainless," their thoughts shattered into a single, looping phrase that proves how far gone they are. It’s the dimly lit room where a captor methodically drills a new truth into a suggestible subject, using the mantra as a hypnotic tool. In these spaces, the mantra is both a symptom of the disorientation and the very mechanism for it. The character’s ability to focus is gone, truncated to the point where this repetitive fragment is all that’s left of their will. Ultimately, in these contexts, the mantra is the sound of a mind being rewritten. It charts a slow, chilling process of corruption or a swift, shocking surrender. By taking a simple, modular phrase and warping it through repetition and slight alteration, the author shows us a character’s descent not through long internal monologues, but through the haunting, broken record of their own voice, repeating the words that are simultaneously their undoing and their new, unsettling truth. The following is a great example of a mantra. The context is a hypnosis of a subject being turned into a bimbo bunny: Good brainless pretty bunny Good dumb pretty bunny Pretty dumb good brainless good happy bunny Dumb pretty dumb stupid happy bunny Happy silly pretty dumb stupid bunny