Journal of a Rocket Surgeon

[Shannon]

You don't seem to be getting it.

I am highly successful at change work.

It is entirely possible to have areas of resistance and areas of easy change. It depends on what you need the most work on.

There is no second run through for a program that produced no changes.

You seemed to be implying earlier that the program produced negative changes. Negative changes would mean the program worked, and you fought it tooth and nail.

You think that a mild depression, and slight inertia is some sort of change for me?

If those things are something you associate with using the program, then they would appear to be changes. In both cases, they are indicative of resistance. Depression from using a subliminal is almost always the result of the subconscious resisting something it is afraid to do, and slowly but surely losing the battle. The result is sublimated fear and hopelessness (to resist forever), which triggers conscious depression. Inertia is also an outward display of resistance.

To resist, there must be something to resist. Ergo, the program works.

I followed the directions, got nothing and now am receiving a bunch of mealy mouthed double talk. You guys were doing better with the "maybe you don't need this sub" tact months ago.

Nobody's judging you for the results you did or did not get from using the program, so there's no need to be offensive. We like to be civil here. But ultimately, you can't say you didn't get any results because the same exact program cannot work for the rest of us and fail for you if it doesn't work. You also would not have gotten resistance results.

If you are not happy with the results, you are welcome to a refund.

Hate to break it to you, but I am experienced in how my own mind works. The only "resistance" you're seeing is me not knuckling under to your collective need to believe this program is amazeballs. What kind of f@#kin' alpha would I be if I just folded that quickly?

A lot of people believe they know how their mind works. The fact is, that is ego talking. Regardless of how experienced you may be at a conscious level, your subconscious is an entirely different beast. Nobody fully understands how their mind works, and I doubt anyone ever will.

As for what kind of alpha you would be if you opened yourself up for change... an alpha deals with reality, faces facts, and acknowledges when there is an issue. Then he bulldogs the issue and fixes it, not the people who are trying to help him. You are mistaking resistance to change for alpha-ness.

Maybe this master piece of genius will suddenly have a delayed "death touch" effect and suddenly a week from now or more I'll have a complete 180*, and my life will be transformed and I'll be all eagerly panting to do another 6 months of the same f#$king program I just finished. But I'm not holding my breath.

On a more serious note, if you wanted to overcome the issue at hand, I suggest 3 to 6 months of OGSF and then another run through to see what sort of difference it makes. If you believe you have wasted this time, however, by all means, choose a different method of working with your conscious and subconscious minds. Based on the resistance pattern you have shown, I believe you would get more benefit from a method that involves your conscious mind more. Self hypnosis is probably a good bet.

Seriously, if a program promises rapid powerful changes and results but takes multiple run throughs that take years of your life then maybe it's not that effective.

Or maybe people are people and such huge changes and growth must be done in cycles. If you think you're ever going to plant a seed and get a full grown tree in one year, I'd pay to see it. But a tree grows in cycles. Part of the cycle is spent on growth up and out, part is spent on solidifying the new growth into wood, part is spent on reproduction, and part is spent in rest.

Humans grow much like a tree does when they are actively growing. They work in cycles. If the changes were not so profound from this program, that would not be the case because you'd be able to handle them all at once.

To those of us who have run the program, your argument is about like a man standing at the base of a mountain claiming to the man standing higher up on it there is no mountain because he hasn't climbed it yet.

Instead of arguing about it, how about you find a way to make a change that works for you? If that's a refund and a self hypnosis method, do that. If that's my suggested course of action, do that. But arguing about it is the real waste of time.