Shannon's Journal Discussion Volume 3

[Shannon]

Shannon i have been using 6 loops on masked with earbuds and something is happening, im on the second day i feel my emotions are getting stronger, courage is present and DMSI is pushing something, i mean... its doing its work. Also, inside me i feel a "i don't give a f" attitude which maybe is resistance or maybe i dont give a f anyways, or something i don't know. My question is, i hear my ears buzzing sometimes, for how long can i listen to 6 loops max? For one month, two three? What is the optimal time lenght you recommend?

By "buzzing" are you referring to tinnitus? Tinnitus is only possible if you are using the ultrasonic or hybrid track too loudly, or you are playing the masked tracks WAY the hell too loudly (heavy metal concert loudly) on speakers. If this is the case, all you need to do is adjust the volume downwards or switch to masked. I suggest that if you have ringing in your ears, it is most likely the ultrasonic being too loud, so just adjust it downwards a bit per day until that stops.

You can listen to it forever, as long as you're using it at a safe volume. I suggest you use it for (X-35) more days, where X is the date of release for DMSI 3.3.

I wasn't in either of this cases and I still got tinnitus from subliminals, so I doubt that it's the only possible way to get tinnitus.

I seriously doubt that. I would say you already had tinnitus and using the subliminals the way you did made it more obvious. But the masked tracks cannot give you tinnitus unless you use them at rock concert level volumes, because they are just like any other sound. Ultrasonic audio is known to trigger tinnitus, and it has to be used at lower volumes than masked to prevent that for some people.

Not sure if you remember Shannon, but I had the same experience with tinnitus before - on DMSI 3.1 I believe, which I heavily resisted. Actually since trying out MLS again with the new secondary A...something I have a slight tinnitus again. And I only listen to the hybrid at night at a very moderate volume - one that let's me easily fall asleep. Maybe it's a weird form of resistance...

That does sound like it could potentially be resulting from resistance. I have as yet been unable to determine the root cause of tinnitus, so it has been as yet a relatively fruitless journey trying to turn it off.

I have noted that if I have been using an ultrasonic for too long at too high a volume, I have to stop using anything with an ultrasonic component and allow the tinnitus to go away before I can use ultrasonics again without tinnitus. So try the masked track option.