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Headaches
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May 13th, 2015, 7:33 amby hfd240
Question about subliminal files and headaches. I recently started listening to a file at night while I sleep and my wife has been complaining about headaches recently. Could the file be causing these headaches? I am playing it on my phone at about a 6 or 7 volume, phone volume goes to 15. Is it the files trying to embed in her subconscious or is it something else you think? Thanks in advance.
Posted:
May 13th, 2015, 3:53 pmby ProfessorPig
headaches can be a sign that your subconscious is rejecting suggestions, are you wearing headphones while listening or are you just playing the file out loud?
Posted:
May 13th, 2015, 7:22 pmby hfd240
Rejecting!? That's not good. I have it playing just out loud. Is there a way to let the subconscious accept it?
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May 13th, 2015, 7:52 pmby Fizbin
Check how a regular music file sounds at the volume you have chosen. If that is too loud, the subliminal will probably be too loud.
If the volume is OK, the headaches are quite possibly the subconscious resisting (not necessarily rejecting) the file with a last rally before giving in. Eventually, however, the subconscious will have little choice but to accept it. The file doesn't get tired, the mind does.
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May 14th, 2015, 4:04 amby fearghus
If you're playing the file with no headphones it will affect both of you ... maybe she's not totally on board with this and is resisting ... is she consenting in this?
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May 14th, 2015, 6:21 amby hfd240
Ok. I'll try to see what a normal song sounds like. Yes, she knows im playing this. I appreciate the concern and the help.
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May 18th, 2015, 11:51 amby pacifi3r
I recently made a bed wetting playlist and I started listening to it more often during the night while I sleep using headphones, today I woke up DRY and with a headache :( :( I hope I'm not rejecting the subliminal messages
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May 31st, 2015, 2:31 pmby MN_FriendlyGuy
There's a saying... "Leave 'em wanting more".
If you've ever watched the ending of a movie and felt that way... wanting more... then you know how effective it is.
The recommendation I give my clients is to limit their mp3 listening...
to limit their daily listening to just ONE recording and just ONE time through.
I tell them:Let your sleep be sleep.
When someone chooses carefully which ONE mp3 they'll listen to, then they choose the one that's right for their state-of-mind.
When someone chooses to listen just ONCE, they develop a habit of wanting more as they switch off their mp3 player. The undesirable habit of 'tuning out' is avoided... avoiding auditory selective attention where looping causes a habit of "tuning out" to develop.
Now that you know the recommendation, I'm inviting you to once again remember what it felt like... at the end of that movie.... wanting more. It's effective because it's powerful.