02-23-2016, 04:28 AM
(02-23-2016, 03:46 AM)RaGod Wrote: Shannon,
I am considering using a type C sub. I've read from you before that type C subs have 2 periods: the first is the 1-2-3 week period, in which the goal of the C sub is accepted by the subconscious, and then the rest is where the mind is acting on the change. So my question is, if I listen to the sub for 18 hours a day fpr the first 3 weeks, should I continue using it for 18 hours? I mean my particular question is will more hours on the sub help once the goal of the C sub is accepted by the subconscious, will more listening help for better results once the change is accepted in this first 2-3 week period , or is the rate of physical change the same no matter the hours listened (minimum 8, of course) ? Or can I comfortably soften my efforts to get more hours and still experience the same rate of change after this 2-3 weeks? Does more hours equal more physical change/faster physical change?
Shannon will likely chime in here, but I'm pretty sure as many hours as you can fit in up to 21 hours daily is ideal for any sub. The instructions don't say anything special in terms of listening for different amounts of time for a type C sub so I'm pretty sure listening as much as you can up to 21 hours daily is your best bet.
And of course, if you only listen for 8 hours daily versus 18, the rate of change will be that much slower in proportion to the amount you don't listen as well.
