Litmus Test For New Users

[Shannon]

When i use the subs as directed by you (All night long each night) and i get up in the morning i feel that by left hemisphere (Brain) is somewhat heavy. I never had such a feeling in past due to any other thing. And also I never had any problem relating to Head/Brain not even a headache. I have noted this each day when i get up using subs , the effect persists for sometime and gradually fades away. Is this serious or due to the effect of subs or may be that something is really going to be recorded and if so why not the right hemisphere/Brain too?

I can think of two possibilities to explain this. First, I will state that the programs I create are usually designed to force both hemispheres of the brain to work in concert, which results in about a 125% improvement in effect over not using this method. I am not sure what "heavy" means, so it could be overworked or underworked, relative to the other hemisphere. So... either your left hemisphere is being affected exclusively (i.e. you are using mono headphones instead of stereo, for instance), or that hemisphere is being forced to work harder to catch up and keep balance. Or, perhaps that hemisphere is resisting. I haven't heard of anyone noticing hemispheric specificity to their responses before. But the left hemisphere corresponds to the logic centers of the normal human brain, so perhaps your logical side (which you seem to operate out of predominantly) is attempting to make sense of something that you/it has trouble believing is possible, or understanding?

I make use of a method that allows me to increase the number of repetitions of suggestions in a given period of time. there are definite limits to the comprehensibility of speeded up speech.

What would be the ideal number of repetitions that the sub-conscious would be happy to listen to ? what is that limit?

This is a question that I cannot share the answer to. Knowing that would allow my competition to improve without having to do the work. This is one of my hard won secrets that took years of experimenting to figure out. But I will tell you this. It's not black and white; it's a somewhat compressed bell curve response, with a very sharp drop off to the right, which would be increasing repetitions. In other words, the optimal range is pretty narrow and specific. Easy to under- or overshoot.

One more important question - The law of attraction stats that like attracts like, i too have the tendency to experiment with things and you too experiment a lot ! From your experiments, experiences and your observations so far and your vast knowledge of understanding the sub-conscious and it's work, what do you think how would be the sub-conscious registering anything, the mechanism of sub-conscious?

I have think of the subconscious as part of a multi-dimensional database of sorts. The conscious is inferior to the subconscious, which is inferior to the superconscious, which is inferior to what I can only describe as a universal core consciousness. As best I can tell, when you go below even the level of the raw energy that makes up the particles that make up the quarks that make up the subatomic particles that make up the atoms that make up the molecules that result in matter as we experience it... you have, as one researcher put it, a "field of information". And that field of information responds to consciousness and thought, which I believe means that it encompasses consciousness and thought. Which would mean that the very fabric of reality is actually a sort of awareness, which is constantly expressing itself as the solution to countless mathematical equations which are being expressed as what we experience. Which would mean, if this is correct, that we are not just in some sort of massive database, but we are potentially inside some sort of mind or awareness... and part of that mind or awareness.

This would be a sort of quantum computer in both multiple dimensions of magnitude, as well as a holographic representation in more than the two dimensions we are familiar with as representing a hologram.

If you have to picturize it what will it look like ? (round pebbles at the bottom of shallow flowing waters.... though the water flows gently over it and still by constant flow smoothens the hard or uneven surface of the stones or may be a cd/dvd erasing the old data and writing the new one track by track... ) How will you visualize it? what really goes on into the apparatus of Brain or the sub-conscious ? (hope you understand my short question )

Thanks

The subconscious itself can be likened to a sort of cloud of localized coherence within and connecting to the superconscious "cloud" (superior) and the conscious "cloud" (inferior) in complex ways difficult to describe other than to say they are meshed, but still unique to themselves. It would be sort of like growing a larger and smaller brain within the same physical space, having them connect in ways that makes each it's own unit of communication, and still connected intimately with the brain encompassing it.

As for what really goes on in the brain and subconscious, I am flattered that you think so highly of my knowledge to believe I have such advanced answers. I can tell you what I currently believe based on my experiments and experience, but I doubt this is the final answer. I am learning new things all the time.

First off, I believe that it is a mistake to believe that the mind and the brain are the same thing, or that they are both physical. I believe the brain is the portal for the mind, in a sense, such that through whatever quantum operations are taking place, the brain allows the non-physical mind to interact with the physical body and world in a limited, but fairly direct manner.

The brain is a massive, super-complex unit, a simultaneous combination of localized data storage and data processing, which is only a sort of pre-processor for the actual mind. It limits what the mind can experience through its physical limits (speed of neruonal data transferrence, for instance) and also to some degree actually manipulates or distorts what the mind perceives based on various possible imbalances.

I believe that both the conscious and subconscious minds have focii though the brain, which may be why we have two hemispheres, at least in part. These focii would be in different hemispheres because they are mutually exclusive forms of comprehension (logic versus emotion, to put it in greatly simplified terms), which may be impossible to directly combine within the limits of physical reality.

The subconscious mind appears to act as a sort of computer, which collects data and self programs according to the volume of data in each classification. Imagine a post office to which there are constantly packages and letters incoming. These are sorted, and then according to how they are sorted, they re group together.

In the case of the subconscious mind, these groups are stored, and associated according to relevance. If I hear "You're a handsome guy," and "Shannon's a great looking guy", these would be stored as separate bits of information because they are not identical. But because they relate by subject and conclusion, they are associated, and thereby strengthen one another.

The subconscious is constantly gathering information from all senses, 24 hours a day, every day, and building these piles, which it sorts and associates into a very complex network. The largest piles, containing those bits of information which either have the most trauma or emotional impact associated with them, or the most repetitions, are used to determine what the person believes. These beliefs then are used to generate thoughts, and the thoughts result in actions, which are outwardly obvious.

The conscious acts as a gatekeeper and a focal point for immediate dangers, which the subconscious would not necessarily be effective in responding to. It also understands forms of communication the subconscious cannot.

That is a very simplified explanation, primarily because I don't have the time to write the book fully explaining everything for another decade or so.

Hope that answers what you wanted to know.