07-21-2026, 02:53 PM
(07-21-2026, 02:29 PM)Frosted Wrote: @Shannon
Do you have any recommendations for achieving greatness besides using AM7? I’m kinda soul searching on what I want to pursue and I don’t just want to rely on your Subliminals I want to consciously cultivate myself as well.
I think more than anything I’ve found that I want to be a living masterpiece. A work of art for its own sake. A monument to what is possible and the greatness of Life.
The thing that most comes to mind is meditation. I’m also working on business and social skills as well in the real world. Are there any “secrets” or wisdom you recommend to those of us using AM7 that want a bit of extra credit? I haven’t found anything as potent as your Subliminals yet. The only thing that comes close, to my knowledge, is meditation.
To achieve what you want to do, you must achieve your full potential. That is going to ultimately come down to understanding your prison and opening the door to it, then stepping out.
Step 0: Recognize that you have created a prison for yourself to "protect" you from your full potential. That is to say, in other words, that some part or more likely parts of you are absolutely terrified of the unknown that your infinite potential actually forces realization of. Therefore, they work to create artificial limitations to your achievement of that literally unlimited potential. Some of these will be in the forms of beliefs, and some will be in the form of fear responses that more directly result from that infinity of unknown that results if the shackles come off fully. All humans do this to themselves for most of their incarnations, because it takes a long time to develop enough to be able to literally float in infinity, and not be afraid. But there is really nothing to be afraid of: you can literally do anything, as long as you know how, and have the right tools.
Step 1: Identify the limitations you have created for yourself. In this step, you must "explore your prison cell". Where are your self imposed limits? Why did you set these limits, and not some other limits? Where is the "door to your cell"? Realistically, you don't need to "find the door to your cell", because your entire "prison cell" is simply a self creation which can be escaped at will. Even accepting that there must be a door to move through is another artificially imposed limit.
Step 2: Explore the limitations you have created for yourself and what parts created them and why. Understanding the parts that have created the limitations, and what those limitations are, and what "reason" they were created for, is immensely helpful. When you identify a limitation, or the part creating it, try to communicate with that part of you to understand why it created that limitation. When you get an answer, consider the answer, and then ask... "But why?" Keep doing that until you reach the root of the reason. Then spend some serious time trying to understand both the part of you that implemented it, and the reason first given and the root reason. Continue this until you have identified and come to really understand as many of these limits as you can find.
Step 3: Determine which artificial limitation is the best one to work on dissolving right now. This will depend on you entirely and your judgement. Spend some time contemplating the options, and the reasons why each might be the best choice. Also consider the potential ramifications of achieving freedom from each, and the process of achievement itself.
Step 4: Work on dissolving the selected artificial limitation. This can be as easy or difficult as you choose to make it. When I do this, I find that it helps to do a meditation in which I imagine myself floating in the infinity of space, alone. I am comfortable and able to breathe normally, but I al all alone and the infinite universe is all around me. At first, this is somewhat scary. Not because I would freeze or be exposed to a hard vacuum, or be exposed to radiation or have nothing to breathe if this were me physically doing this, since I have set the conditions to be comfortable physically in my meditation. . Instead, it is uncomfortable because some part of me responds with ... "What now? We are all alone." And then I consider that simply floating within infinity, whether we are alone or not, does not matter. The situation simply is what it is. I work on accepting that and becoming comfortable with it. When I get there, I point out that we are not alone, because "we" requires two or more of "us", and "we" always have the different parts of "me". Then I spend more time getting comfortable with infinity, and exploring what is possible. In this meditation, I allow myself to move through simple will and desire, and at whatever speed I like, and so I can explore different things: galaxies, solar systems, dust clouds, black holes, etc.
This helps with accepting limitlessness. Then I work on the specific limitation as well, and I do this until the limitation is understtood to be unnecessary and dissolves.
Step 5: Repeat Step 4 until you are limitless. This may take a while. Be patient.
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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!
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!
It was audible in my entire house while it was working, regardless of closed doors or proximity, because the fans were so loud. It was among the most high end, hardcore laptop workstations one could buy when it was purchased in October of 2024. It absolutely destroyed the "high end computer" one of my assistants uses, which he claimed could leave it in the dust at one point not too long ago, and was stunned to discover that his own computer was not so high and mighty in comparison when we did a head to head comparison using IML's custom software on both machines. IML's production machine finished the recording run around 20 minutes faster, IIRC.