(03-14-2011, 04:28 AM)Patti Wrote:

(03-14-2011, 02:35 AM)Shannon Wrote: Okay, guys... that makes for 13 pages of typed base script. I have included most of what's here, leaving out only a few things where they were already covered, or they did not fit or mesh with something more important in the script.

It's going to be vastly different than anything else, and the focus on sex is undeniable. This script is so big and so intricate that it's going to take me a while to weave it properly.

I'm curious about something (cause that would be new lol). With all the reading I've done about the subconscious, it seems to be very simplistic. Why can't scripts be made to just say for instance, I am a sex magnet, over and over? Why is it important to be so wordy, scripting so many differant statements based on the same thing?

(03-14-2011, 12:41 PM)Ryan Wrote: I was wondering about this a bit too... My only thought was that the conscious mind can use imagination so if you were to use that as an affirmation you could visualize every other belief that goes along with it. Though, subconsciously, it just either accepts/rejects everything that is thrown at it word-for-word. That's hard to explain...

Ryan

(03-14-2011, 11:51 AM)Shannon Wrote:

(03-14-2011, 04:28 AM)Patti Wrote:

(03-14-2011, 02:35 AM)Shannon Wrote: Okay, guys... that makes for 13 pages of typed base script. I have included most of what's here, leaving out only a few things where they were already covered, or they did not fit or mesh with something more important in the script.

It's going to be vastly different than anything else, and the focus on sex is undeniable. This script is so big and so intricate that it's going to take me a while to weave it properly.

I'm curious about something (cause that would be new lol). With all the reading I've done about the subconscious, it seems to be very simplistic. Why can't scripts be made to just say for instance, I am a sex magnet, over and over? Why is it important to be so wordy, scripting so many differant statements based on the same thing?

Good question, Patti. The answer is that what you have read - according to my research - appears to be at least partially in error.

The simplicity of the subconscious mind is that it is literal. Not that it cannot handle complexities. So where trying to simplify the script would make it much more rapid on that one statement (and I do use very short scripts sometimes), the question arises: what is a sex magnet? The conscious may know what it wants a sex magnet to be, but does the subconscious? If it doesn't match the understanding of the conscious mind, you will not be happy with the results.

Here's an example. The earliest "sex magnet" type program was a one statement program. I used it on myself as an experiment, to prove or disprove a theory of mine. The statement in the program said this:

I now manifest into my life my perfect lover.

Did it work? Yes. Did it work the way I wanted it to? No. The result was that I met my perfect lover, and had years of incredible sex with her... but I also fell in love with her, and she with me. This was a major problem because while I managed to get her to understand that drugs 'r bad, m'kay?, I couldn't get through to her the value of honesty, faithfulness and sobriety. She also had a serious problem with spending more than she had, and she was always trying to subtly dominate, control and/or manipulate me - which I naturally did not allow her to do.

The good things about her were equaled or outweighed by the bad things, and I could not, for the life of me, get her to change (surprise surprise, eh?). In the end it was a choice between great sex and being on a leash and in a relationship that would be extremely unhealthy for me, or walking away. I walked away.

Had I been more specific in the program - i.e. a longer script - I'd have gotten what I wanted, because I would have asked for it.

Just as is true for manifestation, energy flows to the easiest expression. Which means you will almost never get what you wanted when you ask for something in terms that are too simple. You must specify exactly what you want to get exactly what you want.

Fortunately, the subconscious can handle this quite well. In fact I have found it capable of handling such complex statements that the grammar began to break down. Once the grammar breaks down, you know you have gotten complicated.

So, sure, simple is easier. Simple is faster too. But simple is not as specific. And specificity is extremely important for describing exactly what you want and how to go about achieving it the right way.

(03-15-2011, 06:10 AM)Patti Wrote:

(03-14-2011, 11:51 AM)Shannon Wrote:

(03-14-2011, 04:28 AM)Patti Wrote:

(03-14-2011, 02:35 AM)Shannon Wrote: Okay, guys... that makes for 13 pages of typed base script. I have included most of what's here, leaving out only a few things where they were already covered, or they did not fit or mesh with something more important in the script.

It's going to be vastly different than anything else, and the focus on sex is undeniable. This script is so big and so intricate that it's going to take me a while to weave it properly.

I'm curious about something (cause that would be new lol). With all the reading I've done about the subconscious, it seems to be very simplistic. Why can't scripts be made to just say for instance, I am a sex magnet, over and over? Why is it important to be so wordy, scripting so many differant statements based on the same thing?

Good question, Patti. The answer is that what you have read - according to my research - appears to be at least partially in error.

The simplicity of the subconscious mind is that it is literal. Not that it cannot handle complexities. So where trying to simplify the script would make it much more rapid on that one statement (and I do use very short scripts sometimes), the question arises: what is a sex magnet? The conscious may know what it wants a sex magnet to be, but does the subconscious? If it doesn't match the understanding of the conscious mind, you will not be happy with the results.

Here's an example. The earliest "sex magnet" type program was a one statement program. I used it on myself as an experiment, to prove or disprove a theory of mine. The statement in the program said this:

I now manifest into my life my perfect lover.

Did it work? Yes. Did it work the way I wanted it to? No. The result was that I met my perfect lover, and had years of incredible sex with her... but I also fell in love with her, and she with me. This was a major problem because while I managed to get her to understand that drugs 'r bad, m'kay?, I couldn't get through to her the value of honesty, faithfulness and sobriety. She also had a serious problem with spending more than she had, and she was always trying to subtly dominate, control and/or manipulate me - which I naturally did not allow her to do.

The good things about her were equaled or outweighed by the bad things, and I could not, for the life of me, get her to change (surprise surprise, eh?). In the end it was a choice between great sex and being on a leash and in a relationship that would be extremely unhealthy for me, or walking away. I walked away.

Had I been more specific in the program - i.e. a longer script - I'd have gotten what I wanted, because I would have asked for it.

Just as is true for manifestation, energy flows to the easiest expression. Which means you will almost never get what you wanted when you ask for something in terms that are too simple. You must specify exactly what you want to get exactly what you want.

Fortunately, the subconscious can handle this quite well. In fact I have found it capable of handling such complex statements that the grammar began to break down. Once the grammar breaks down, you know you have gotten complicated.

So, sure, simple is easier. Simple is faster too. But simple is not as specific. And specificity is extremely important for describing exactly what you want and how to go about achieving it the right way.

Thanks, I now have a much better understanding of how this whole thing works!

On a more personal note, I'm assuming this story of the gf isn't the same person as the other story about your ex. Do you notice a pattern of types of women you choose for yourself? Cause I do! No response needed...just a thought.