DMSI 3.2 Random Musings and Journalings

[Have at ye]

Figured out a way to "consume" energies with harmful/negative/non-beneficial intentions sent my way, "digest" them and then send 'em back out into the world albeit set to intentions that are beneficial to me. Boo-yah.

Now I'm gonna keep practicing and refining this, and them maybe try to figure out a way to automate the process. I have some ideas. What I'm doing can also be used to counteract non-beneficial thoughts/ideas/emotions that I could be sending out myself; I just need to catch myself doing so and apply the same methodology. This should be of great use to a) negate the effects of thoughts arising through any "faulty" (faulty as in - not something I like, lol ) beliefs I may yet hold, b) transforming thoughts/ideas/etc. that led to a particular belief arising, thus helping change it into something I'd prefer. Nyah-nyah!

Replying to my own post, hooray!

But, to the point: had one of them "scary, scary" dreams last night. Was in a semi-conscious state while it was occurring (as the fear kinda woke me up), applied the method I've been using this couple of days to "disempower" the scary stuff from that dream - and, by gosh and golly, it did seem to work. After a bit of time doing this, I went back to normal sleep and then dreamed of things pleasant and carnal.

I am also going to use this method to try and take the energy that's behind anything that comes up or results in resistance reactions to subliminal programming (like, f. in., the above mentioned dream, I think, as it was of the kind that would sometimes occur in reaction to using DMSI), disempower these by doing so, and then taking that energy back to empower execution. Should result in a niiiiice feedback loop, and - given enough time - the resistant bits should start loosing footing quickly.

What I'm doing exactly is, well, rule 4. BUT - once I've a decent grasp of this, know that it's safe for sure, and have seen it give results in practice, I'll be adding it to my planned book on the "non-serviam" principle. It's all coming together rather nicely - will probably also have more of a practical than philosophical aspect due to that.

Conquer all.