07-20-2021, 09:13 AM
(07-19-2021, 10:59 PM)CatMan Wrote:(07-19-2021, 09:32 PM)Shannon Wrote:(07-19-2021, 09:21 PM)Benjamin Wrote:(07-19-2021, 09:32 AM)Shannon Wrote: Ben, I'm going to suggest that you start off doing 1 loop per day on and take 2 days off, and then increase 1 loop per cycle until you feel like you're getting solid results that can override the fear responses and the self sabotage. Congrats on facing your fears. If your experience with OFv3 is anything like mine, you're going to come to really love what it does for you. I deeply miss it, and there are parts of me that really want to switch back.
Ok sounds good. I did my second night last night so i'll just take 2 nights off now and then do it like that. Not sure if I should then add the second loop after 2 nights off, I guess i'll see how I feel.
I can say though that i've already been having desires to listen more. This morning I had this strong craving like "I really want to listen tonight, instead of a night off" but now i'm feeling depressed and like I don't want to listen tonight and take the normal night off. That may partly be due to not eating as much today because i'm doing a liver flush tonight.
Plus my head feels constricted which come up last night after listening and has been coming and going. I'll report the stuff from last night and today in another post.
3 on, 2 off. And whenever you gwt that urge for more, do it immediately. Otherwise you end up with resistance trying to sabotage you.
This is literally a HUGE problem for me, lmao.
On one side, I hear your post about you telling someone they need rest days, especially if they're going so far outside the norm in loops listened to.
On the other side, I hear your post about listening to the autoconfig, even on off days.
Because for me, I get huge urges to listen everyday, I go days where I do like 10 loops of hybrid headphones flac. And do ultrasonic phone speakers for sleeping. I often get insatiable urges, I've rarely ever taken a day off for weeks now. So much so, that I wonder if it's even a resistance tactic. To perhaps overwhelm the mind and drown it in loops so it can't fully process them maybe.
Even now, on a "day off", I'm getting urges to listen again and it's only like 3AM, lol. I do gets bouts of exhaustion doing this, but it's intermittent it's not like a giant level of exhaustion that means I've way overdone it or anything, if you get me. So I must be able to "handle it" it sounds like.
We don't want resistance trying to sabotage us, you're right. So I guess I should just keep pushing with it until I'm crazy exhausted. Fair enough I suppose I should consider documenting things with my own journal to assist development. This issue was close to me, so I wanted to comment.
Enjoy the run, Ben!
You're not going to have to worry about "too many loops". The fact is, resistance by trying to overload so processing isn't possible is only going to result in a bigger queue (if it does) and when you stop, all that has to be processed. There is no escape.
If your bouts of exhaustion are intermittent, then the exhaustion is from resistance fighting tooth and nail, and not from too much exposure. Too much exposure, and you'll be down consistently with exhaustion until the queue is processed and the effort level goes down enough to recuperate.
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The scientist has a question to find an answer for. The pseudo-scientist has an answer to find a question for. ~ "Failure is the path of least persistence." - Chinese Fortune Cookie ~ Logic left. Emotion right. But thinking, straight ahead. ~ Sperate supra omnia in valorem. (The value of trust is above all else.) ~ Meowsomeness!