Subliminal Talk

In the marketing copy for the DRS 6G product, it reads:
"The wise men and women of ancient times used this same technique for self defense, but they did so manually and were forced to learn and master a variety of things to make it work."
I was wondering - without overstepping Rule 4 - what technologies or practices are necessary to get a similar result without relying on subliminals?
Realistically, I'll probably incorporate the subliminal with whatever I'm listening to, but I'd like to understand what's happening on a conscious level

(10-19-2025, 09:06 AM)Ampersnd Wrote: [ -> ]In the marketing copy for the DRS 6G product, it reads:
"The wise men and women of ancient times used this same technique for self defense, but they did so manually and were forced to learn and master a variety of things to make it work."
I was wondering - without overstepping Rule 4 - what technologies or practices are necessary to get a similar result without relying on subliminals?
Realistically, I'll probably incorporate the subliminal with whatever I'm listening to, but I'd like to understand what's happening on a conscious level

Replicating any of these subliminal's effects would require continued conscious effort, awareness of and mastery of your own energy bodies, and quite alot of other stuff that most of humanity simply cannot do.

I only managed to replicate the "morphine drip" feeling without subs but that took me no less than a decade.

Everything started when I was still a college kid a LONG time and I was listening to Art Bell's interview with Neil Slade back then, just DAFS on Google with the quotes:

"NEIL SLADE on ART BELL's Coast to Coast Radio Show"

Dunno where do I even begin now, though it could be helpful to get the ball rolling by checking quite a few places first:

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/act...n/37446316
https://web.archive.org/web/202308092350...-click.pdf
https://archive.today/s1Tzp

Hopefully it's good enough to explain how the human brain actually works for real.

Then it's just matter of how to keep stacking one skill on top of another over the years. By far THE most important thing really is all about learning how to eat REAL foods every single day, just screw hyperpalatable crap (Tera Fazzino, Ph.D. - KU's Psychology Department) as well as ultraprocessed junk (Carlos Augusto Monteiro, professor da Faculdade de Saúde Pública da USP) whenever possible.

There's no feasible way to do a deep dive on any forums, therefore it's more realistic to read some summaries online or maybe try listening to / watching interviews with some authors:

The Dorito Effect: The Surprising New Truth About Food (Mark Schatzker)
Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us (Michael Moss)
Hooked: Food, Free Will, and How the Food Giants Exploit Our Addictions (Michael Moss)
Ultra-Processed People: Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn't Food (Chris Van Tulleken)
The Food Mood Connection: An Indispensable Guide To The Surprising Foods That Fight Depression, OCD, Anxiety, ADHD, Trauma & More (Uma Naidoo)

If our lifestyle choices weren't revolving around pleasure, eventually we'll end up with (lots of) pain whether we like it or not.

I don't take any kinda "recreational" or "magical" stuff since any of that garbage would trash my brain for good.

OTOH, just figure out what to eat and drink instead. Vitamin C powder in bulk should be a good place to start, Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD and Andrew W. Saul Ph.D. wrote plenty of books about orthomolecular nutrition. DAFS on "titration to bowel tolerance" and then work our way up.

Jasmine tea is another great tool since the Linalool odor is so soothing and relaxing.

Limonene is an aromatic mono-terpene and that's absolutely fantastic for reducing the body's primary stress hormone called cortisol, I've been cooking rice with citrus peel on a daily basis since even certified organic ones by the pound wouldn't cost too much.

The other essential skills are hypnosis and also Dan Tian breathing. Learn from the courses created by some masters like Gerald (Jerry) Kein / Mark Cunningham / Mantak Chia etc.
It's a just matter of combining them with stuff like Amygdala Clicking / Kegel exercises / KSMO / proper nutrition, though it's just so much easier to complain and then keep saying something like "that's impossible" or "it's way too hard for me to get anything done" etc.

There's no such thing as a free lunch, 'nuff said.

I do understand how to do something for myself but that wouldn't be useful in terms of affecting others.

However, it wouldn't hurt to DAFS on Google since "O's at a Ds" could be such a fun thing to read:

"We used to give women orgasm on the spot"

"My experience with Chunyi Lin"

(10-23-2025, 02:23 PM)Frankie Wrote: [ -> ]I only managed to replicate the "morphine drip" feeling without subs but that took me no less than a decade.

Everything started when I was still a college kid a LONG time and I was listening to Art Bell's interview with Neil Slade back then, just DAFS on Google with the quotes:

"NEIL SLADE on ART BELL's Coast to Coast Radio Show"

Dunno where do I even begin now, though it could be helpful to get the ball rolling by checking quite a few places first:

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/act...n/37446316
https://web.archive.org/web/202308092350...-click.pdf
https://archive.today/s1Tzp

Hopefully it's good enough to explain how the human brain actually works for real.

Then it's just matter of how to keep stacking one skill on top of another over the years. By far THE most important thing really is all about learning how to eat REAL foods every single day, just screw hyperpalatable crap (Tera Fazzino, Ph.D. - KU's Psychology Department) as well as ultraprocessed junk (Carlos Augusto Monteiro, professor da Faculdade de Saúde Pública da USP) whenever possible.

There's no feasible way to do a deep dive on any forums, therefore it's more realistic to read some summaries online or maybe try listening to / watching interviews with some authors:
The Dorito Effect: The Surprising New Truth About Food (Mark Schatzker)

Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us (Michael Moss)

Hooked: Food, Free Will, and How the Food Giants Exploit Our Addictions (Michael Moss)

Ultra-Processed People: Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn't Food (Chris Van Tulleken)

The Food Mood Connection: An Indispensable Guide To The Surprising Foods That Fight Depression, OCD, Anxiety, ADHD, Trauma & More (Uma Naidoo)

If our lifestyle choices weren't revolving around pleasure, eventually we'll end up with (lots of) pain whether we like it or not.

I don't take any kinda "recreational" or "magical" stuff since any of that garbage would trash my brain for good.

OTOH, just figure out what to eat and drink instead. Vitamin C powder in bulk should be a good place to start, Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD and Andrew W. Saul Ph.D. wrote plenty of books about orthomolecular nutrition. DAFS on "titration to bowel tolerance" and then work our way up.

Jasmine tea is another great tool since the Linalool odor is so soothing and relaxing.

Limonene is an aromatic mono-terpene and that's absolutely fantastic for reducing the body's primary stress hormone called cortisol, I've been cooking rice with citrus peel on a daily basis since even certified organic ones by the pound wouldn't cost too much.

The other essential skills are hypnosis and also Dan Tian breathing. Learn from the courses created by some masters like Gerald (Jerry) Kein / Mark Cunningham / Mantak Chia etc.
It's a just matter of combining them with stuff like Amygdala Clicking / Kegel exercises / KSMO / proper nutrition, though it's just so much easier to complain and then keep saying something like "that's impossible" or "it's way too hard for me to get anything done" etc.

There's no such thing as a free lunch, 'nuff said.

I do understand how to do something for myself but that wouldn't be useful in terms of affecting others.

However, it wouldn't hurt to DAFS on Google since "O's at a Ds" could be such a fun thing to read:

"We used to give women orgasm on the spot"

"My experience with Chunyi Lin"

What a great response.
What is DAFS? (Do a fuckin' search?)
Is "Os at a Ds" "Orders/Orgasms at a Distance"? Just a guess

I have a background in nutrition, but some of the mainstream stuff is suited for clinical settings, with built-in constraints on budget, paradigm.
I'll probably wind up reading all of these books.
Is the main point that you should make yourself healthy and fortify yourself using good nutrition, then override your brain's programmed responses with training, breathing and whatnot?

Where does the actual energy work / shield portion come in? Or is it an emergent property of getting all of these elements secured?

Ampersnd

Zeroxmachina

Frankie

Ampersnd