Shannon's Journal Discussion Volume 3

[Shannon]

Just reposting it in case you didn’t see my post earlier:

“Hi Shannon,

I’ve been on USLM3 since release- so around 3 months now.

How is it that I’ve yet to see any truly significant changes or occurrences on USLM3, but on USLM 1+2 I noticed this positive feeling that everything was going to be ok and I also warmed up while I was playing it (kind of like a DMSI aura effect but it happened consistently when I played as opposed to sporadically with DMSI and it was stronger on 2 than 1 but I haven’t felt it at all on 3).

I regularly won something while playing different lotto games on 1+2 and noticed life and job success- more so on 1 than 2, but there was a boost in lotto winnings on 2.

So my main question is how is it that there were benefits and changes noticed on 1+2 but not really on 3, and the improvement was noticed from 1 to 2 but not really in 3. The main thing I noticed on 3 is that I was dead tired for the first 1-2 weeks then went back to normal- I’ve noticed more sabotage and reverse resistance than anything on USLM3.”

I’m trying to justify not returning to an earlier version of USLM when I noticed results the first several weeks of using both of them.

Well, Version 1 had no FRM and V2 had an early version (V2 if I remember), and V3 has v3.2.

The FRM represents a course of action that the subconscious does not want to take. The stronger it gets, the better it gets, the closer it gets to achieving it's goals regardless of what the subconscious does.

Which is why you see more sabotage and reverse resistance on 3. Your subconscious doesn't want to do what the FRM is telling it to do, and is seeking any possible escape.

Which is why I keep advancing FRM. v3.2 wasn't good enough to be the final version. But it is better and more powerful than v2 and that is apparent by the efforts to resist. If there was no resistance, the goal would be met. Previous versions either didn't aim at the real heart of the matter, or didn't have the power to get past your subconscious escape tactics. This version is good enough and powerful enough that it forces consciously obvious escape tactics to be used to avoid the FRM.