EHPRA V2

[ArcticFox]

http://subliminal-talk.com/thread-7145-p...#pid108506
0ne hour of a 5.5G subliminal is equal to six hours and thirty minutes of listening to a 5G subliminal.

@Mr. Anderson
Thanks for pointing this out...
http://subliminal-talk.com/thread-5838-p...#pid108502
[quote='Mr. Anderson' pid='108502' dateline='1461778772']

HyperCompression Technology #1: This backport 6G technology allows the program to achieve word-per-minute rates that average about 650% of standard 5G, meaning each hour of listening is the equivalent of listening to about 6.5 hours of a standard 5G program.

Looking at this I am wondering if the 8-hour-minimum-rule really applies for EPRHA 2.0. I notice, that I am not that exhausted like with the 5G's, but even with 6 hours listening, it is like my brain is processing the sub for another 8 hours or so afterwards.

The person that got results from two hours of listening to a 5.5G would have to listen to a 5G for 13 hours to get the same results.

Max hours is different from person to person. Most people experience headaches, time to stop. Others, lack motivation to get anything done... time to stop. Some people are exhausted, time to stop. You may experience all three.

Remember, when you stop listening... your mind starts processing the information you listened to. Down time is as important as listening time.

I have had very little motivation recently, I wonder if this ties in with me using speakers at my desk to get an extra 4-6 hours exposure while at work? The extras exposure takes my total listening to 12-14 hours daily.

Let's do the math shall we and see how much you 'really' getting with the new tech.
1 hour = 6.5 Shannon himself says about 6.5.
10 hours should equal 65 'hours'
12 hours should equal 78 'hours'
14 hours should equal 91 'hours'

Gee, why are you so sleepy, or unmotivated? My best guess, and only a guess, is that you are feeding your subconscious almost 3.8 DAYS worth of input in 14 hours. [91 / 24=3.79166666...] On top of the 4 million things the subconscious does per second... Heart rate, breathing, checking your temp....

So that is a long day...

It's not as simple as the calculations your making, especially as you don't know the facts. I will continue as I always do until this phase passes.

When I first joined the forums I questioned the usage format and times, and how it should be used (and still do if I'm in doubt). My advice is to stick to the instructions, Shannon knows what he is talking about.