07-20-2020, 09:43 AM
(07-19-2020, 10:59 PM)UniversalMan Wrote: [ -> ]@Shannon I think I will have to stop OF and start MHS, as some physical conditions have got worse now.
I am planning to listen it alongside with DRS and than get back to OF as soon as possible, just tell me in your opinion, how long break should I take in between?
Before I answer your question, I will ask some of my own.
Why do you think the physical conditions have gotten worse? Is this just coincidence, or is some part of you trying to give you "reasons" to switch, or trying to make you miserable enough to switch (threats)? Is this running away?
If your conditions have worsened for reasons other than using OF, then it would seem reasonable to use MHS to try to help them. But if they're suddenly getting worse because your subconscious is trying to disincentivize you to use OF and instead encourage you to use something else, I think it is wiser to simply find a different usage pattern and keep going with OF.
In my case, I have been met with overwhelming exhaustion. So I lowered the volume slightly. I could also have switched formats, changed the number of loops per day, days on, days off... but I'm trying to follow the instructions and still change variables to make this possible. So I changed the volume by lowering it a little bit.
If this is an effort to get you to switch programs, ask yourself: are you looking at having those physical conditions as a result of some part of your subconscious causing them for some reason that is completely illogical? If they are caused by your own subconscious, why? Them getting worse, in what appears (given my limited information here) to be a reaction to OF, trying to get you to stop using it, suggests that they may exist in the first place as a result of some part of you attempting to prevent or avoid something, even before using OF. Them getting worse (if it is in response to OF) hints that they may be a way to avoid something you fear, and as such are being made worse by the part of you that generated them in the first place, again, to avoid something feared.
If that is the case, then is it really going to be a good idea to switch? Or would you be better staying the course and getting rid of the fear that us behind them?
Of course I'm asking questions because I don't have enough information to judge. But I want you to consider these possibilities before you switch to something else. When the going gets tough, those who run away don't achieve the goals. Make sure you're not just running away.