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Loud level subliminals

PostPosted: December 3rd, 2006, 9:39 am
by Jman25
What is the effect of llistening to subliminals at a hearable or high level, is it undone?

PostPosted: December 3rd, 2006, 9:50 am
by willingsub
the idea of subliminals is that they circumvent any resistance the conscious mind may have, by slipping into the subconscious mind without being noticed by the conscious mind. So if you play subliminals at a voluwe loud enough to consciously understand what is being said, then no, they won't have the effect they are meant to have.

That doesn't mean they won't have any effect. I think that if you listen to the same text over and over again all day, every day, you wil start believing some of what is being said whether or not you go into trance. That way instead of circumventing resistance, you may be able to slowly erode it. I do think that would take a lot more time and effort than using trance or subliminals.

PostPosted: December 3rd, 2006, 10:00 am
by Jman25
How soft should It be, I can now hear and understand the words barely...should it be all the way down or off or...

PostPosted: December 16th, 2006, 10:37 pm
by Ys
.. or out of your mind completely ;)

Subliminals never worked too well for me.. and yet I know some people that got great results from subliminals.
You may choose to which latter group you want to belong now that you know about this very important and absolutely mindblowing seed of deep and hidden wisdom and knowledge.

It's basically just bad wording on my behalf though.
And I feel you should be able to notice the subliminals consciously (if just a little) in order to really understand them unconsciously easily and naturally.

Anyone got experience with hypnotically triggered hyperacuity or hyperempiria?

Ys

PostPosted: December 17th, 2006, 1:05 am
by sarnoga
Jman25 wrote:How soft should It be, I can now hear and understand the words barely...should it be all the way down or off or...


There are more ways of slipping the message past the concious mind than by just adjusting the volume level.