Subliminal Talk

(03-11-2025, 02:10 PM)Shannon Wrote: [ -> ]

(03-11-2025, 01:43 PM)Frosted Wrote: [ -> ]I’d be interested in a super duty OGSF3/E7 designed for C-PTSD. I’m pretty sure I have C-PTSD and OGSF 5.11G and E6 5.11G were extremely helpful. Adding C-PTSD support can only make it kick even more ass.

OGSF v3 is "super duty".  Anything focused on PTSD would just be modified to focus on dealing with that and it's branches more specifically. But one thing I have to point out is that withdrawing into the mind to avoid or gain more "control" over "reality" sounds an awful lot like Resistance type #22.

@ShannonI took a look at the list again. Is the reason why Type #22 is blacked out now is because you feel like you have suffciently dealth with that type of resistance in 6G? I just noticed that type and a few others are blacked out. So just wanted to know if that's the case since you seemed to have edited in back in Janaury. I haven't tried OGSF in 6G yet but I will be trying it within the next few days. 

I did want to ask one other thing, if you become aware of the tactics your subconscious uses in order to get around executing does that knowledge in of itself help the effectiveness of not resisting? Since you know now what to is self sabotage and you can work on not doing it if possible?

Quote:Actually thanks for giving that information. I already knew that C-PTSD isn't from one traumatic event but no one explained it as treating everyday life as a constant threat. That actually explains a lot of my behavior honestly. It also explains the seeking refuge in an imaginary world since the outside world isn't "safe" at all. I guess also if Shannon wanted to make that PTSD sub eventually he should make put something in there to rewire the nervious system back to a healthy state. At least this explains more why everything has been such a uphill battle for me to enact any change.

Damn, the stuff you've described with daydreaming and now the info on C-PTSD explain alot about how I am too. I've done alot of study and work with trauma but haven't specifically looked into C-PTSD.

I'm very curious how OGSF v3 will go with it, for both of us. I'll be using it within the next month or so.

From a more psychoanalytic perspective, C-PTSD could be construed as an amalgam of various neuroses that have turned into a nasty *knot* that's very difficult to unravel, and the proverbial knot causes one to employ various defence mechanisms, some of which might be psychotic by nature (f. in. dissociation - like extensive daydreaming and the like).

So the trauma healing/removal aspect of OGSF v3 should be able to help with that, it just may take longer than with "unknotted", separate traumas.

(03-11-2025, 01:36 PM)Frosted Wrote: [ -> ]@callie @DarthXedonias I’m confused why you guys think Shannon’s subs can’t heal C-PTSD. I’m pretty sure that’s what I have, and the subs have been slow going, but have definitely worked wonders. Specifically 5.11G and 6G. I think it can be easy to feel like it’s not working for you, when really I just think it takes a lot of time to work through. Can it take me all the way? I think it probably can, but I can’t say 100% yet. But I do know I haven’t nearly reached the limit for even what 5.11G could do for me, let alone 6G, so I’m very hopeful.

I’m definitely not saying that the subs won’t work. I’m just saying C-PTSD is complex, as the name suggests, and might require a more specific approach for some, because of how deeply it’s tied to the nervous system. For some people that dysregulation can make it difficult to process subs, regardless of how effective the method may be

C-PTSD is a relatively new conceptual framework for understanding complex trauma and not every case looks the same. Many factors come into play, meaning that what works for one person might not work for another, even if they both have C-PTSD. However, one thing is well documented - the neuroscientific understanding of C-PTSD shows that it’s not just a psychological issue, it’s a full-body nervous system condition, rooted in psychological trauma, that fundamentally affects regulation, perception of safety, brain function and overall nervous system balance

It’s not just about healing trauma for people with C-PTSD, their nervous system is wired to perceive the world as a threat and if the body doesn’t feel safe, it cannot fully release trauma

Some might first need something to help their nervous system regulate better, so they can actually process deeper emotional healing without becoming overwhelmed or shutting down in a freeze response. Also, if someone has a nervous system stuck in survival mode, resistance might not be something they can just push through - it could be a sign their system doesn’t feel safe enough to process effectively

That’s why I think a C-PTSD/PTSD-specific sub built primarily for restoring nervous system balance and creating a sense of safety could be really useful

(03-11-2025, 06:35 PM)DarthXedonias Wrote: [ -> ]

(03-11-2025, 02:10 PM)Shannon Wrote: [ -> ]OGSF v3 is "super duty".  Anything focused on PTSD would just be modified to focus on dealing with that and it's branches more specifically. But one thing I have to point out is that withdrawing into the mind to avoid or gain more "control" over "reality" sounds an awful lot like Resistance type #22.

@ShannonI took a look at the list again. Is the reason why Type #22 is blacked out now is because you feel like you have suffciently dealth with that type of resistance in 6G? I just noticed that type and a few others are blacked out. So just wanted to know if that's the case since you seemed to have edited in back in Janaury. I haven't tried OGSF in 6G yet but I will be trying it within the next few days.

Blacked out?  Nothing is blacked out when I view it.  Can you show me a screen shot of what you're talking about?

Quote:I did want to ask one other thing, if you become aware of the tactics your subconscious uses in order to get around executing does that knowledge in of itself help the effectiveness of not resisting? Since you know now what to is self sabotage and you can work on not doing it if possible?

It can definitely help with resistance. 

I think you will find that "resistance" isn't the same issue with 6G that it was in 5.xG.

Hi Shannon, i was getting more relaxed with Self Development sub (after 2 months of use), I switched to the new Confidence 6g sub since 2 week. Im highly stressed, tired, headaches, and unhappy. Not sure if this is extreme resitance or just a sign of my life/work situation and now more amplified with the resistance. Can you provide some guidance. I just want to chill out and be confident and do my work and what needs to be done - thats why i though confidence sub could help with that. thanks.

#21 No 1 Gut & Poo Expert Reveals the Hidden Mental Health Triggers in Your Microbiome | Dr Will Bulsiewicz
https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/ev...cz-e2vpdqb
https://d3ctxlq1ktw2nl.cloudfront.net/st...376ff9.mp3

Trauma started @ 00:44:22 and kissing etc. started @ 00:52:30 respectively, here's an excerpt from that fascinating interview:

"BIZARRE Connection between your Gut Bacteria and Sexual Attraction!" | No 1 Gut Expert


How Sexual Attraction Is Shaped by Gut Bacteria, Infectious Diseases, and Parasites
https://bigthink.com/videos/kathleen-mca...ansplants/

Valentine’s Day Special: The Role of the Microbiome in Human Attraction
https://biolabtests.com/valentines-day-s...ttraction/

Researchers discover associations among PTSD, diet, and the gut microbiome
https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/researcher...icrobiome/

Association of probable post-traumatic stress disorder with dietary pattern and gut microbiome in a cohort of women
https://www.nature.com/articles/s44220-023-00145-6

Using lifestyle interventions and the gut microbiota to improve PTSD symptoms
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neu...88841/full

The Emerging Role of the Gut Microbiome in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10591863/

Exploring the interplay between posttraumatic stress disorder, gut microbiota, and inflammatory biomarkers: a comprehensive meta-analysis
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10895958/

Potential causal association between gut microbiome and posttraumatic stress disorder
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41398-024-02765-7

Somehow they're neglecting / ignoring the importance of Lifestyle Medicine while pouring all that money down the drain for whatever reasons:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar...3021000721

Quote:Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a multicausal mental illness with a lifetime prevalence of up to 17 % and an annual economic burden of $100 billion, making it one of the most common and debilitating neurobiological disorders worldwide (Ashtari et al., 1999; Pezawas et al., 2005; Ressler and Mayberg, 2007). Although a number of effective antidepressants are available clinically, they are ineffective for a substantial proportion of patients (Boku et al., 2018; Schloss and Henn, 2004). For these patients, novel antidepressant strategies are highly needed (Schloss and Henn, 2004). In MDD patients, one of the most consistent findings across studies has been the observation of high levels of peripheral pro-inflammatory markers, notably C reactive protein (CRP), interleukin-6 (IL-6), and tumor necrosis factor (TNF-α) and interleukin-1 receptor antagonist (IL-1ra) (Dahl et al., 2014; Howren et al., 2009; Liu et al., 2012; Schmidt et al., 2014), suggesting an imbalance in pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory immune status in the brain. Regarding immune regulation, cumulative studies have shown that Ganoderma lucidum polysaccharides (GLP) possesses a wide range of beneficial effects with therapeutic potential, including anti-inflammatory (Habijanic et al., 2015; Wang et al., 2014), antioxidant (Cor et al., 2018), antitumor (Shen et al., 2014), antidiabetic and neuroprotective effects (Xuan et al., 2015).

Not even trying to provide any kinda advice over the Internet, though taking Ganoderma lucidum (a.k.a. Ling Zhi or Reishi) several days in a row really calmed me way down. As always YMMV because of Biochemical Individuality.

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Then we've got something else that could very well be even more relevant for this forum:

https://www.gastrojournal.org/article/S0...4/fulltext

Quote:Gut-directed hypnosis (GDH) is a complimentary therapy for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), that can be learnt by patients to practice self-hypnosis. GDH in IBD has augmented remission and improved inflammation. GDH has a history of successful use for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

Gut-directed hypnotherapy significantly augments clinical remission in quiescent ulcerative colitis
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4271841/

Hypnotherapy and IBS: Implicit, long-term stress memory in the ENS?
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar...4022040397

Other than reading the book Answer Cancer: Miraculous Healings Explained (The Healing of a Nation) written by Stephen C. Parkhill, let's do a quick search on Google since I wouldn't post direct links to any NSFW videos:

• Adinas Single Session Anorgasmia Cure
  
• Mark cunningham renegade hypnotist adina anorgasmia to orgasmic
  

Regression hypnosis part began around 00:26:30 and please don't watch any of that in public, both of them were fully clothed but those screaming orgasms after the cure would sound pretty much like the real deal.

Gerald Francis Kein mentored both Cunningham and Parkhill in the past, therefore we might find some similarities here and there.

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For those of us who are interested in "supercharging" the effectiveness of DMSI / X4A series in the future, it wouldn't hurt to give semen retention / multiple non-ejaculatory orgasms a try. Read up on Mantak Chia's books should be a good place to start, while Alexey Welsh also talked about those topics on YouTube recently.

I started my own journey after watching Brandon Maxwell's The Maxwell Multiple Climax a long time ago, doing lots of Kegel exercises afterwards while strengthening my PC muscles. At some point the term "refractory period" became virtually irrelevant once I figured out how to coordinate my waist / hip / leg / pelvic floor muscles whenever I was getting closer to the point of no return. Though the orgasm(s) would become so intense to the point where it's just totally exhausting after having quite a few of them in one go. Never tried any recreation drugs / magical mushrooms etc. at all so I wouldn't know anything about them for the sake of meaningful comparisons, though it just felt quite "stoned" to say the least or maybe it's more like high as a kite?

FYI - there's a little something called the sister of Elsa's Archive from Arendelle where other noteworthy mentions could be found:

Carlos Kadosh

• Male Sexual Potency: Pompoir - The Kama Sutra's Gymnastic (Sexpert)
  

Steve Bodansky Ph.D.

Quote:Steve received a Master's in Molecular Biology at SUNY at Albany in 1979 and a Doctorate at More University in Sensuality in 1992 with an emphasis on female orgasm.

• Extended Massive Orgasm, Updated and Illustrated: How You Can Give and Receive Intense Sexual Pleasure (Positively Sexual)
  
• Instant Orgasm: Excitement at First Touch (Positively Sexual)
  
• Orgasm Matters
  

Alan P. Brauer, M.D.

• ESO: How You and Your Lover Can Give Each Other Hours of *Extended Sexual Orgasm
  
• The ESO Ecstasy Program: Better, Safer Sexual Intimacy and Extended Orgasmic Response
  

Bodansky's work is definitely legit since I really enjoyed listening to so many podcast interviews, though it might seem to be somewhat similar when compared to the likes of The Welcomed Consensus (RJ Testerman) as well as OneTaste (Nicole Daedone) for sure. Both Testerman and Daedone started a cult / pyramid scheme of some sort, while Bodansky is a good guy.

I wasn't evening running any subs for so long, though chicks would still stare at me no matter where I was going. Looking forward to DMSI 5.0 in 6G since my aura could become mighty interesting.

Or try L-Reuteri yogurt by William Davis MD

Well, after the days of active listening, which started out like a storm, the days off have been pretty quiet. But these off days are probably just as important as the active listening days. I'm wondering, @Shannon  or someone who knows, is there an aura production when I'm resting (off-days) as well as when I'm listening? I feel more tired compared to active days, but I'm not sure if it's related to the program.

Also, I should start a journal instead of writing here.

(03-13-2025, 06:00 AM)papagani24 Wrote: [ -> ]Well, after the days of active listening, which started out like a storm, the days off have been pretty quiet. But these off days are probably just as important as the active listening days. I'm wondering, @Shannon  or someone who knows, is there an aura production when I'm resting (off-days) as well as when I'm listening? I feel more tired compared to active days, but I'm not sure if it's related to the program.

Also, I should start a journal instead of writing here.

Always include in your posts which program you are listening too 

(03-13-2025, 06:27 AM)kserenyi Wrote: [ -> ]

(03-13-2025, 06:00 AM)papagani24 Wrote: [ -> ]Well, after the days of active listening, which started out like a storm, the days off have been pretty quiet. But these off days are probably just as important as the active listening days. I'm wondering, @Shannon  or someone who knows, is there an aura production when I'm resting (off-days) as well as when I'm listening? I feel more tired compared to active days, but I'm not sure if it's related to the program.

Also, I should start a journal instead of writing here.

Always include in your posts which program you are listening too 

Definitely.  I don't know what program you're referring to.

(03-13-2025, 07:47 AM)Shannon Wrote: [ -> ]

(03-13-2025, 06:27 AM)kserenyi Wrote: [ -> ]Always include in your posts which program you are listening too 

Definitely.  I don't know what program you're referring to.

Yes, you're right, I forgot. I'm talking about the X4A-1600.

(03-13-2025, 01:48 AM)Wiseg9999 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi Shannon, i was getting more relaxed with Self Development sub (after 2 months of use), I switched to the new Confidence 6g sub since 2 week. Im highly stressed, tired, headaches, and unhappy. Not sure if this is extreme resitance or just a sign of my life/work situation and now more amplified with the resistance. Can you provide some guidance. I just want to chill out and be confident and do my work and what needs to be done - thats why i though confidence sub could help with that. thanks.

Alright, so you have been using it for 2 weeks now according to the instructions.  How did the stress appear?  Suddenly all at once, or ramping up over time?  And how long have you been experiencing that?

(03-13-2025, 06:00 AM)papagani24 Wrote: [ -> ]Well, after the days of active listening, which started out like a storm, the days off have been pretty quiet. But these off days are probably just as important as the active listening days. I'm wondering, @Shannon  or someone who knows, is there an aura production when I'm resting (off-days) as well as when I'm listening? I feel more tired compared to active days, but I'm not sure if it's related to the program.

Also, I should start a journal instead of writing here.

With X4A-1600, you're going to notice a pattern that shifts over time.

At first, while you're actively listening, the program will be projecting and you're likely to feel it and see results of some sort.

If you're working through fears to achieve that execution, the days off, at least in the beginning, may be very quiet.  That will be a sign that the program is busy working on those fears, and if you're not projecting or experiencing anything external during those days, it means that the entire focus is on that during your days off.

Once you work through those, you'll be executing the projection script during your days off as well.

The tiredness during your days off is going to be the parts of you that are being worked on trying to fight what's being adjusted.  It takes a lot of energy to overcome that response sometimes.