DMSI A vs B?

[Shannon]

Shannon, how can you compare emotional pain to physical pain? If they where the same thing, you wouldn't have a sub for each.

If they were the same thing being experienced through different aspects of the mind/body/awareness, though... I would have different subs for them. Pain is pain. But dealing with it differs depending on what the pain is experienced through.

If you was comparing hot coal burn to cutting your self with a knife, then yeah.

Emotional "Tuning" is more complex then physical healing.

And physical healing leave scars, do you think emotional healing does? Serious question.

Emotional change and physical change are still change. Healing, adjustment, clearing... just change.

Physical healing can leave scars, but based on my work, I believe scars are the result of incomplete healing. The subconscious is, as it turns out, relatively lazy. That's why energy flooding stops almost instantly when you stop listening to the sub.

But comparing scars from physical healing to scars from emotional healing is a whole different ball game. It takes a lot of energy to heal a physical thing, compared to an emotional thing. Physical is denser and harder to manipulate. With the emotions, scars come from the experience, not the healing from that experience. You can push the healing process too fast and create damage that way... but there is not a scar in the sense you're talking about. When we focus the self on healing the emotions, we may experience pain from adjusting things that need to be adjusted in order to get from the scarred and incompletely healed to the completely healed... but with the emotions, complete healing results in wisdom, not scars.

Also, you don't actually create from the past or the future, as there is only now. Even when you think of the past, it is from your now. Same as when you visualise the future, it's from the now. There is only now. Memories are not facts either, people can "remember" things that never actually happened, happens all the time with witnesses.

So basically, your memories are what you are imagining about the past, in the now.

Depends on what you believe about reality really, I personally don't hold my breath waiting for scientific evidence about my personal experiences.

There is only the "now" in the sense that time is an illusion required for us to be able to make sense of everything that is. All possible pasts and all possible futures exist concurrently, along with all possible "moment of now"s. The difference between them is which one you focus your awareness into and through.

So changing your past is as easy as changing your now and your future. There are not the artificial limits we place on ourselves believing that the "moment of now" is all of time.

And just because it is not commonly understood that you can, or how to do it, does not invalidate it either.

I say that we can create from the past or future because I know how to.

P5 and P6 are examples of this. You guys don't see most of what those are doing, but the fact is that with them, you begin experiencing the effects of the program before you start using the program. I can even adjust when the program effects start kicking in "in the past". That's what P6 is about.

I have personally verified and experienced the effects of these, as have my testers in both Tier 2 and Tier 3, and some of you here have been on the ball enough to sense the effects too.

Anything is possible.

Thank you for the information.

Is there anything we can do consciously to help us change our now and future for the most positive outcomes in regards to general life and women.

Be mindful. When you catch yourself thinking, doing, saying anything contradictory to your goals... stop, cancel it and re-do it the right way. Make this an automatic habit.

[Shannon]

Spin-off Hypothesis:

Time does not exist but in our minds. It's something we invented. Therefore time is not only not linear, but do not exist.




Edit: damn, Shannon beat me to it. Love reading your posts, for me often an almost mind bending experience. Thanks for Sharing your reasoning.

I believe that the reality of it is significantly more complex than that.