After my DR journey, I want to create a 3 core custom with Ascension, Love Bomb For Humanity, and Ultimate Artist. This would be the only title that I would run and I would run it long term. I know that 2 cores is the recommended limit, but are these 3 cores light enough to run in 1 custom or is this a kitchensink custom? Thanks in advance.
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If you personally can handle 3 cores, go for it.
Since you seem like you’re going for an artist type thing, I’d consider Ascended Mogul over Ascension to work in the moneymaking/purpose-finding aspect.
OR stack Mogul or Ecstasy of Gold with the custom as you have planned. To help make sure you’re covered on the business side of the art.
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As far as handling 3 cores, I’m trying to avoid brute forcing my subconscious. That’s why I’m trying to figure out if these 3 cores are light enough to run in 1 custom. A 3 core custom w/ Emperor, Khan, and Dragon Reborn would be way too much compared to what I’m proposing. That’s why I’m hoping the 2 core limit is more of a general precaution and less of an exact science. I remember Saint saying that a 20 module custom he was running was lighter than most people’s 10 and 15 module customs. He was referring to his being more focused, but I think that analogy works here too since obviously not all cores are created equal. Some are lighter and denser than others. That’s why I’m trying to figure out if these 3 specific cores are light enough to run in 1 custom. I thought about AM but I want Ascension to do its thing. I want to find myself and start creating my art before worrying about money. Plus it’s lighter than AM, and I’m trying to keep things light since it’s 3 cores.
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You may have to take more rest days.
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After a whole DR journey, you should have some leeway. And these are decently light cores!!!
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Nothing stopping you from going for this - I’d say do it and see what happens. I think you’ll have good results.
Is this your first custom?
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Pretty light. You have clearly given much thought to this. Go for it.
Have you run them as a stack?
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What else is in the custom, bruv. If there are only 7 more modules that’s quite a different story than a custom with 17 additional modules.
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The 2 Cores per custom recommendation is the best way to go. If you do 3 Cores, consider it an experiment.
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Don’t do it… Do it… 
Reminds of that jail yard fight scene in the movie Big Stan, Stan offered his opponent a stick to attack him, the side line guys yelled out: “Don’t take it… Take it…” 
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Not my first custom. Currently running a 15 module experimental custom w/ DR ST2 and LBFH as the 2 cores. It’s funny cause I previously ran 2 separate customs of DR ST1 as a 1 core custom and LBFH as a 1 core custom and I definitely felt the effects of DR. On this current DR ST2 and LBFH custom I’m not really feeling DR. Get a little emotional once in a while, but I expected more from other people’s journals. Maybe it’s LBFH smoothing it out which is why I paired them in the first place. Maybe for the next cycle I’ll put DR ST2 and LBFH in their own customs like I did before and see if there’s any difference. Now that I think about it, I actually started the first cycle with DR ST1 major title and LBFH major title, but my sleep was terrible and every time I woke up I had to pee and would have difficulty going back to sleep. That was a huge reason I put them in customs so I could add the deep sleep module, plus so it could be name embedded.
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Haven’t run them as a stack. I’ve ran them separately in various customs but I ultimately decided that I needed healing.
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It would be mostly Result Enhancers and I would keep it to a total of 10 or 11. It would be a while before I would make the custom since I’m currently doing DR so I haven’t decided which modules.
I’m hoping that by the time I’m done with DR the technology would’ve changed to the point where I could do more cores and titles without any recon. There’s so much to choose from.
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I see two main reasons to limit the number of program cores:
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Density of content to be processed.
Shoving too much instruction into too small of a container is overwhelming. Like taking what should be in two suitcases and forcing all of it to fit into just one. That will break your suitcase, and it will be overly heavy and unwieldy for you to carry. -
Breadth of focus/Coherence of direction.
If one subliminal program is urging you in too many different directions simultaneously, then you’ll find that you’re not able to respond to it effectively. As they say, “too many cooks spoil the broth”.
To my mind, these are the main reasons behind limiting the number of Program cores in custom subliminals.
So, when considering an exception to this principle of limiting program cores, ask yourself, “how is my proposed custom addressing these two principles?” (i.e., Density and Coherence).
In other words, is my proposed custom way too dense? And in how many directions will this custom be leading me? In other words, how focused and coherent is the proposed program?
If you can slightly deviate from the 2-Program Core rule, but without transgressing these two principles, then I’d say you’re probably fine.
(One more thing though, just be prepared that you may need to wait a bit longer to see results.)
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I hear you. I guess I was hoping that the 3 cores would be less or equal to say 1 core of Emperor or Khan or whatever the densest core is. Like if the combined scripting of the 3 cores was less or equal to the scripting of Khan then what would be the harm? But I see what you mean about the focus and direction. Not sure if Mosaic could help that. Would be cool if you could customize multiple cores into 1 core. They could test compatibility based on matching categories and then drop your selected cores into a kind of scripting threshold bin. If the cores you put into the bin exceed the scripting threshold then you have too many cores. Maybe in the future. Who knows?
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Only advanced users should use 3 cores before doing this i suggest you get consent from the moderators @RVconsultant and the founder @SaintSovereign.
Advanced users are the ones who have been using subs for 3 plus years.
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You’d be taking a chance. As long as you manage the reconciliation and the potential risk, I don’t think you’d explode. However remember that there are no refunds on customs.
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@RVconsultant is one of the veterans of subliminal technology. I would go as far as to say he was already experimenting with subliminals in the late 90s.
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