Shannon's Journal Discussion

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Shannon I read from somewhere that you talked about one particular resistant type of personality. The one that doesn't like to be told what to do. This is actually one of the reasons why I can't stand having a job and an employer. I think it was one of the older posts, what are your thought about that now? Will 6g be more effective dealing with that?

I'm asking because 5.5g seems to be more effective than the past programs I have used, so I have a feeling that you have changed something to make it harder to resist for people who can't stand being told what to do.

I'm one of those people.

Normally, I turn off all subliminals while doing my daily mental alchemy rituals, but a few days ago, I left AM6 (ultrasonic) running by accident.

There's a particular ritual that allows me to (and I'll explain this the best way I can), detach from my surroundings and direct my focus inward. From there, I'll monitor and observe my internal chatter and write down the more questionable lines. Imagine having a directional microphone and pointing it directly at your internal voice.

I kept "hearing" and writing down this anomalous thought -- it "sounded" like someone screaming in the distance. Tortured. Very painful. And it kept repeating the same thing over: "No, I won't do it." As I began to focus on that "voice," I became angrier and angrier until I was absolutely enraged. And suddenly, I realized what was going on. Hopped up, turned off AM6. The voice didn't go away immediately -- my guess is that the sub was still processing. However, about 5-6 hours later, I began to feel euphoric. Voice was gone.

Further tests yielded the following results: Ultrasonic exposure leads to anger / rage based resistance. Pissed off at the world. Wanna put my hand through a wall. Masked resistance is of the depressive kind. Down and out. No self-confidence.

I will say this: In my AOSI / DMSI tests, even on ultrasonic, I never experienced any anger / rage based resistance. Just depressive -- which, in my opinion, is my subconscious throwing up signs of fear rather than just stonewalling the sub.

Ultrasonic is louder, deals with shallower levels of subconscious awareness. Masked is lower in volume, and affects deeper levels of subconscious awareness.

RAGE is where you're angry, indignant and motivated to resist. In your case, you taking it as being shouted at what to do. Depression stems from feelings of hopelessness to resist. It doesn't want to cooperate, but is unable to resist, and it knows it. Conscious depression is the last line of defense before change is inevitable.

Can you expand on that? I haven't really found an in depth comparison and explanation of how ultrasonic and masked differ or the benefits of using either.

I currently use earphones with masked during sleep (8-9h) and then a few hours of ultrasonic during the day from speakers. A lot of the the time I am depressed and apathetic to some degree. That makes doing anything besides indulging in video games and movies very challenging, even reading.

When I first started using subs (ASC), I remember that I ran ultrasonic on earphones. That seemed to give the fastest results, but with a cost. Tinnitus.

To be specific, if you set the volume to X and play an ultrasonic track, the subliminal audio will be at X volume. But if you play a masked track, the subliminal audio will be at ((Mask - subliminalizing difference) +/- variance of mask volume).

The higher the volume of a subliminal, the closer it comes subconsciously to affecting the conscious mind directly. Conversely, the quieter it is, the further it gets from affecting the conscious mind directly. This is why you may get better results from ultrasonic or from masked, even though they are using the exact same script.

The consciousness of a person is a range, not an absolute. The conscious mind fades into dominance at approximately X and above, and the subconscious mind fades into dominance at approximately X and below. The subconscious awareness has different levels of awareness also, and they are not separated absolutely, but also fade into one another. It's akin to a rainbow having the colors fade into their neighbors.

The quieter the subliminal, the further the awareness range must be able to detect to notice and decode it. The deeper we go, the wider the range of awareness we encounter.

Conversely, the louder we go, the less range of awareness we need to have to detect it, and so less deep subconscious levels become able to detect it. The closer one gets to interacting with the conscious awareness, the more directly a thing can be accomplished, and therefore, with cooperation, becomes faster, easier and more obvious; likewise, without cooperation, becomes easier to resist.

The deeper levels of subconscious awareness are less able to comprehend things as goes the conscious mind, so they will accept something as being true and execute it more readily, because they don't have the same ability to resist - although they can still resist, just in different ways. The further down we go, the more likely we are to achieve acceptance.

At the same time, the further down we go, the more subtle the response will be to conscious awareness in the "now", because the quieter it is, the less urgency and need for action is being communicated. Also, the subconscious mind perceives time differently than the conscious mind, which affects the response: deeper and deeper levels of awareness directly perceive time not only less and less, but more and more as a smear instead of a distinct "point of now". So when you go down deeply enough, that part of your awareness may be reacting at some time in the future, as time is perceived by the conscious awareness. The conscious awareness does not perceive time as a smear, and so for some period of time for the conscious mind, there appears to be no reaction.

Inversely, the closer we get to the conscious mind, the less time is perceived as a smear and more as a "point of now" phenomenon. The result is that once acceptance and execution begins, it begins within the range of what that level of awareness perceives as the "now", which may be seconds or minutes of time as compared to the conscious mind.

That clears up a lot! Thanks for the detailed answer, will need to reread it tomorrow when I'm not so tired.