do me a favour and please delete my journal… there’s only one @RVconsultant @DarkPhilosopher
thanks
Are you still running Khan? Stage 2?
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yes i am…
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It’s tough bru. I’m saying that because I go through it still. I doubted my journey many times. It actually feels like you wasting your time. You keep changing stacks or think that Khan is not doing it’s job. I went through it and still am going through it. But I’m pushing through no matter what. Khan is not easy bru I’m telling you from personal experience.
Keep at it solo. Don’t add or stack. It’s totally life changing. It takes time. Anger is common on Khan since it’s such a deep core changing subliminal.
I know you strong! Hop back on Khan!
You got this!
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thanks bro… im starting a new job soon (my first) as a soft engg… so I had added AM too…
r u sure dropping AM is the right thing rn? been on AM for 2 months now
I’m doing 2 loops of each daily
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My advice may not be perfect.
Khan will be all you ever need long term. But remember that it will be a tough journey. Lots of anger and rage lots of fear and tears. But you will not recognise yourself after a while. It will take time to really see results. Firstly because it’s dense and touches lots of areas of your life.
AM will be smaller script and narrowly focused as compared to Khan. The results will be much faster than Khan and much more narrowly focused.
Reconciliation is what you have to go through in order to grow. Two loops is alot especially with QV2. Have a 3-5 day break from subliminals but not from action. Action must be on going. You will likely be processing and executing in these 3-5 days off subliminals.
Just take it easy and control your emotions.
Shout out for more help. We here for you.
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Just posting to second this.
Take a week off of subs completely. Let the reconciliation work through.
And then run one loop of Khan on QV2.
I am also on Stage2 and I am only running 2-3 loops PER WEEK. Khan is very energy intensive I’ve noticed. I eat a lot more 
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So I was taking a break for a day or so, and I’m still working through this thread… did you get your questions answered?
Also when you think of a gentleman, what exactly do you have in mind?
Qualities?
Characters from movies as role models?
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@RVconsultant It was although as hinted at in a prior post it was necessarily for me but something that popped into my mind.
@Prome actually did me a favor without realizing it . I am going to continue to run EOG and R.I.C.H but I am also adding in QL QV2 and BLU V2 because not only am I going to become wealthy but do it by learning how others have and faster
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Al Bundy comes to mind
Maybe Rick Sanchez
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glad to be of assistance!
make sure the switch isnt the RECON talking
@Prome I doubt it is but I could easily be wrong. Another thing to seriously consider when running subs and the journey each person takes is the background that person came from. Some people come here just looking to boost whatever their current situation is while others come from very rigid , dogmatic, and toxic environments that these factors play a huge part in how quickly someone progresses.
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thankfully I check none of these boxes… I’m the most progressed, broad-minded person you’re gonna find in my whole family. My family is well… not like me. They are very very rigid in their thinking.
Errr…you have just pointed out you come from a very toxic environment because of your family.
(You have also reported that you were hit as a child IIRC).
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yeah but in my country parents hitting their child is very common… i hardly know anyone who didnt get hit as a child
i would not define my family environment as toxic, let alone “very toxic.”
me getting hit was never malicious, it was only when i fucked up or hit my sister
me and my mom have a very strong and loving bond. her frequency of hitting me was more (intensity was less, father vise versa) but i was a very tricky kid to handle until i was about 12.
my mom was there to provide with love care and affection even through she hit me.
my dad had his job in a different place, he came home during weekends and stuff… he’s a good loving guy (crazy temper and venomous tongue tho)but i didnt get the loving side enough due to his physical unavailability
he’s a 100% self made guy, didnt take a penny from his house since he was 14. worked and paid for his college himself. he’s the first guy in his entire village to graduate college
he had a lot to teach me but circumstances didn’t allow it to happen… i would’ve been a different man if he was there more with me
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That doesn’t mean to say it’s right, as you well know.
In the same way that ancient chinese royalty used to shove jade suppositories up their bums to stop them farting because they though it would extend their life.
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its true. I wont hit my kids.
my parents did the best they could with what they had and im proud of them.
their son just graduated from the top engg college in the country. i think they’re proud too!
Think of it like this, if a kid feels like anytime he speaks his mind in a slightly wrong way or does something a bit wrong, he risks getting hit. Isnt it very plausible that this kid might become conditioned into behaviours that might hold himself back in a lot os scenarios? Even if the intention was nothing malicious, it still is something that can cause a lot of trouble. Just my 2 cents, i dont know you well enough to say how, or if it even affected you at all, but its still very pausible, no matter how common it is in your country.
exactly why i wont be hitting my kids.
our intention while hitting them may not entirely reflect in their minds as to why they’re being punished/disciplined this way
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