Litmus Test For New Users

[Shannon]

Is it because the program working at thought level and is non-pyhsical, takes short time or works fast and the resultant neuropathways, because they are physical, changing their structure or paths might be resulting in that kind of feeling in the left Brain. And if this is so why not the right brain also.

I suspect that it would be extremely unlikely for your perception of heaviness on one side to relate to direct access by one side of the brain or the other. My programs, with rare and specific exceptions, are designed specifically to access and force the use of both hemispheres of the brain working in tandem, which they surely do quite well. The perception is more likely a subconscious response you are feeling, and sometimes these responses do not make much sense.

I have had experimental programs associated with manifestation, for example, cause sexual arousal in me when there was nothing in it that should do so. Likewise, programs designed for sexual arousal usually cause me to experience feelings of arousal in my chest, of all places. And still others make my face feel slightly sunburned for no associative reason I can discern. It doesn't always necessarily make sense on a conscious level, what we feel consciously in response to the program's effects on us.

How do you associate a thing like confidence to - left or Right brain. Is there something which explains the association of programs/beliefs/habits/personality triats with particular brains?

Confidence is letting go of fear and embracing certainty within reference to the self. That affects both hemispheres (fear is emotional, certainty is rational). The association is based, not surprisingly, on each one's focus in rational/mathematical/logical expression, or it's expression through the emotions/intuition/etc. Many have roots intertwining in both.

One more question other than this - what category of subs does Excercise falls into? type A,B,C or D?

Exercise motivation falls into the Type B category: it seeks only to adjust your thinking and beliefs, which is what generates the motivation etc.