Shannon's Journal Discussion Thread, Vol. 8

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How to get the best out of DMSI. i have been using the hybrid trickling sound flac for a month for around 5-6 loops overnight and sometimes 1-2 loops in daytime. i do 6 days on and 1 day off. I play it in the phone with earphones, the volume is something easily hearable sound but not too high.



I do see some results but want to get some tips and ideas from Shannon and the community. Of what best works and so on. And how to optimize the usage and get the best out of it.

It sounds like you're not following the directions too closely.  Are those settings you chose because you believed them to be AutoConfig, or because you wanted Moar Power!, or because you were afraid the instructions weren't enough or what?  If you haven't used the instructed settings, that's a great place to start.

Would appreciate if people can share. thanks.





I have used OFv4 for around 5-6 mths in the past.



I think i have read most of the DMSI threads. I don't feel tired or exhausted or hungry or so. though i don't eat much including skipping breakfast. Nor do i hardly get any dreams or so. Which i used to get in OFv4. Based on the older version journals, i wonder if the older versions were more powerful or unrestrictive or so.

So I'm guessing this is DMSI v3.5?  One thing about it is it uses a lot of energy when you are executing, and it will make you eat more frequently if that is the case.  If you're not executing, and you're using Hybrid and that many hours/days on to days off, then it's likely you're overloading your subconscious and you need to back off to a less aggressive format and or less time and days on.  What were your usage patterns before you started using Hybrid?

Another question i have is many times i feel should i go for AM6 before running more of DMSI to build the foundation or run DMSI for like 6 mths and then switch to AM6. I am concerned that even if things work out, if i don't have a strong foundation the results will be still temporary. At the same time i feel tempted to keep running DMSI .  OR if i should think of X4A-1511/2000.

If you're having trouble running and executing DMSI, then don't even think about running a Premium aphrodisiac like X4A-2000.  You're not ready for it.  AM6 is a good way to do a foundation for DMSI, but I think you'd probably benefit from a foundation for AM6, and for that I would recommend EHPRA v6 and/or OGSF v2. 

Then if you want to see if you've made progress with DMSI or X4A-1511 (which is designed to be easier to execute than DMSI 3.5 and earlier) try that and decide if you think you need more time on OGSF v2 or EHPR v6.  Whichever of those two is the more challenging for you to run is going to be the one you need the most.

I am looking for longer term results so happy to wait if needed. i am more inclined to know whether i am in the right track or how things are going.



Wonder when newer version of AM6 will be released with new technology.

AM7 is a multi-stager in 6G and 6G is still in development.  It's going to take a lot of time to translate from 5G because the tech levels and scripting methods are so vastly different, and it's also a multi-stage, meaning it will probably require 4+ months for me to build.  If I manage to get 6G finished and begin verification testing in 3-4 months, and then verification testing takes 2-4 months, then we are looking at 5 to 8 months before I am ready to build and publish the first publicly accessible 6G which will be the free Absolute Self Confidence.  That'll take 2-4 weeks.

THEN I'll start working on AM v7, and it will probably need 4 to 6 months.

So we can estimate that AM7 will be published approximately 13 to 15 months from now.  June of 2025 or later.  Presuming I don't publish each stage as I build it, in which case Stage 1 would likely be out around March of 2025.

I am historically and notoriously bad at estimating these things even in the short term, so take this with a block of salt.  Could be signifcant error in either direction from what I estimated.

Thanks Shannon for your detailed response and advice. You are right that i am not following the instructions closely.

i am somewhat confused with the instructions. In the beginning it says use one loop -> "Play this program 1 loop per day on, 4 days on, 1 day off".

Later it says "or you don't know what you respond better to:

"Start with Ultrasonic Format, 2 loops per day on.  Do one ASRB2 cycle of that (4 days on, 1 day off). Increase the number of loops per day on by +1 per ASRB2 cycle until you start getting results.  The maximum loops per day you should go to is 9."



It was not clear. for OFv4 i was always using hybrid so i started with Hybrid. Also i don't know what i response better to. As the loops instructions were not clear i started with overnight 5-6 loops for 4 days ON and 1 day off. Then after 2 cycles i could not feel much difference like how others were seeing (hunger, etc) and i felt that either autoconfig was urging me or i was myself thinking that i am not doing enough and need more power so i started full force for 6 days ON and 1 day OFF.



Anyways please advise me how do i go ahead:
1 loop per day. 4 days ON and 1 day OFF
2 loops per day and increase 1 loop per day upto (9 loops. 4 days ON and 1 day OFF)



Yes, i am using DMSI v 3.5. "Execution" what exactly is that. I was of the impression that when the sub is running the program is executing.

How would i know if the DMSI sub is executing properly or not?

I thought the subconscious is very powerful so overloading is not possible


Being somewhat a nice guy, i think i lack the domination part. So i am wondering and would be very interesting to know how would an emotion/healing management sub like EHPRA v6 and/or OGSF v2 help in place of AM6. I might have some emotional issues but generally i feel i am ok with the emotional mgmt space. From both OGSF v2 or EHPR v6 which would be better for me?


if i have to choose 1 among these 2 which one would you recommend I choose.
OGSF v2 or EHPR v6.

Interesting to know more about AM7 with 6G but seems this is long time to go.