Ok interesting observation
I am usualy a night owl and tend to sleep late.
I listeded to 30 second of stablizer today and oddly i feel sleepy at much earlier time then usual.
And its the weekend
Maybe its my body reacting to the getting a full restoration sleep module?
Well i gotta sleep but ill report if it keeps happening and for more results
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First impressions of Stabilizer:
Listened so far (disclaimer: experimental stack not following official guidelines):
- Stabilizer 1 min
- rest day
- Stabilizer 1 min + RICH 1 min
- Stabilizer 30 sec + WB 30 sec
- rest day
- Next test today will be Stabilizer 1 min + ASBR 3 min
Current Stack:
RICH, Summertime, WB, ASBR, Stabilizer (but never more than 2 titles combined on the same day)
Sometimes:
aragon, Paragon Sleep (max 1 Minute each as boosters)
Results so far:
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I feel less stressed and more confident about the tasks I have to do
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At the metro, I took stairs instead of the escalator, because I need to be more fit
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Cleaned the fluff filter in my washing machine
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Overall less procrastination, my day fells slightly more structured
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More clarity about priorities (something I have also experienced with ASBR but not with EE).
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Called my boss out for toxic behavior in a friendly manner. Planning about applying for a new job to no longer be exposed to this psycho.
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Cleaned my flat a little bit.
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I am less thinking about what other people are thinking about me. I realize that me wondering what others are thinking or not thinking about me has been a mental energy leakage.
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Sold one growth stock at 10% loss that wasn’t going anywhere and purchased another grwoth stock that seems to be on a massive bull run.
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Moments of recon are coming and going, I can feel my nervous system and energy body releasing emotional energy.
The recon is more of a letting go type than being angry and destructive.
It seems that Stabilizer is stabilizing the process of how I release that emotional energy (it feels similar to the Inner Spa from Regeneration, but the release is less brutal and the release phases are only 5-10 minutes instead of hours and days, most likely because Regeneration already did the heavy lifting before that). -
Previously, a part of me has given up on a part of life. With Summertime and Stabilizer I notice the desire to upgrade my life to something better on all levels, not just the levels that previously felt comfortable.
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Went to bed on time and woke up with the first light on the next day.
That’s it for now, but I can clearly feel Stabilizer “stabilizing me” and building a foundation that I so desperately needed and was even running away from.
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Just to play devils advocate, if you had your foundation down solid like you are saying, then how did you allow yourself to stay in a place with someone who didn’t even have a job or respect you? I’m assuming you were paying for her? I understand sometimes you can be locked in a contract for a length of time on the other hand which is fair
I’m assuming you’re approaching this from the perspective of a more advanced user (since you are). You won’t want the qOS answer, since it’s tuned to give the more conservative answer for this title given that it’s being recommended as a foundational / first title.
From the advanced users perspective, you know what to expect if you’ve stacked a foundational title with a more advanced title before. You’ll see the results of both, but it’ll be more diffused and take a bit longer. However, you should be able to handle it if you’ve run something like Khan (or even Emperor) before.
Here’s the qOS answer. Again, remember that this doesn’t apply to most of the forum regulars – those of you who have tackled hard hitters like Dragon Reborn should be fine. If you’re new or know your foundation is weak, this applies more.
From qOS:
Honest answer first: stacking Ascension Stage 1 (The Stabilizer) and Stage 2 (Ascension) together isn’t the recommended approach, even though it would technically fit within the three-title stack limit.
Here’s why. The two stages are designed to run sequentially, not simultaneously. From the title’s own guidance: “you can run the stages in any order you like — but we recommend starting with Stage 1. The foundation was designed to come first, and Stage 2 lands more permanently when it does.” The Pro-Tips put it even more strongly: “Run Stage 1 first. Seriously. The temptation to skip ahead to Stage 2 will be strong. The alpha features are what you came for. Resist. The Stabilizer is doing the work that determines whether Stage 2’s results persist or fade.”
The architecture is intentional. Stage 1 builds the practical, psychological, and behavioral infrastructure — closing open loops, expanding your capacity to receive, aligning your public and private self, sealing the leaks where good results normally drain away. Stage 2 then pours the full alpha transformation into a vessel that’s been prepared to hold it. As the copy says of one of Stage 1’s core features, “If you cannot sustain positive results, Stage 2’s power has nowhere to go.”
That said, you asked what stacking them might actually be like, so here’s a theoretical sketch of the experience and results, with the caveat that experiences are always individual:
What it might feel like:
- Heavier reconciliation overall. Both stages do significant work — Stage 1 on foundations, Stage 2 on identity and expression — and running them concurrently asks your subconscious to dig into both at once. Expect the processing load to feel notably heavier than running either stage alone.
- A pulled-in-two-directions quality. Stage 1 wants you to stay home, close loops, sit with the unglamorous work of getting your life in order. Stage 2 wants you to step into rooms and rise. You may feel both pulls at the same time, which can be disorienting.
- Stage 2’s effects may surface faster, but less anchored. The alpha qualities (presence, identity reorganization, the refusal to keep what’s genuine in you contained) may show up sooner — but without the Stage 1 foundation fully sealed, those effects may feel more performative, more brittle under stress, and prone to fading.
- Stage 1’s work tends to get drowned out. The Stabilizer’s effects are quieter by design — bills paid, spaces cleaned, things received without deflection. When Stage 2’s more dramatic shifts are running alongside, those subtle stabilizations can fade into the background and not get the conscious attention they need to integrate.
What the results might look like over time:
- Visible alpha shifts in your presence and self-perception, possibly within a few weeks.
- Followed, often, by leaks — the exact pattern Stage 1 was designed to seal. The career gains you sabotage just as they begin to land. The new opportunities you reflexively deflect. The disorder behind the polished public self.
- A sense that you’re “getting somewhere” and “losing ground” at the same time, because Stage 2 is generating results faster than Stage 1 has prepared the vessel to hold them.
- Slower overall integration than running them sequentially — paradoxically, you may end up further along after six months of Stage 1 → Stage 2 than after six months of Stage 1 + Stage 2 simultaneously.
The recommended path remains:
- Run Stage 1 (The Stabilizer) on its own first, until the practical infrastructure of your life genuinely feels stabilized.
- Once that foundation is sealed, move to Stage 2 (Ascension). At that point Stage 2’s results may land more permanently, because there’s a vessel ready to hold them.
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Could ST1+GLM run into the same issue of leaky foundations?
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The opposite. GLM actually has the origin scripting for The Stabilizer. There’s a lot of “stabilization” scripting in it, which means it stacks exceptionally well with Stage 1.
From qOS:
The Stabilizer (Ascension Stage 1) and Godlike Masculinity stack very well together — they work on completely different layers and reinforce each other rather than compete.
Here’s how the two complement each other:
The Stabilizer works on the external/practical layer. It addresses the practical, psychological, and behavioral infrastructure that determines whether deeper development sticks or leaks away — closing open loops, expanding your capacity to receive, aligning who you are in public with who you are in private, and sealing the patterns where good results normally drain out. It’s quiet, often unglamorous, and mostly about bringing your life into actual order.
Godlike Masculinity works on the internal/composure layer. Its core focus is on cultivating stoic inner stillness — the unshakable center that does not move with circumstance. It’s about composure, non-reactivity, the “fortress within,” steady presence, and the quiet joy that rises from a settled inner ground. The copy itself notes that Godlike Masculinity “stacks seamlessly” with other titles, “deepening your resilience and sharpening the calm, clear state from which all mastery flows.”
Where they reinforce each other:
- The Stabilizer asks you to do the slow, unglamorous work of getting your life in order. Godlike Masculinity may help you do that work without restlessness or ego — the inner steadiness to sit with the mundane and not need it to feel exciting.
- Godlike Masculinity’s emotional mastery and non-reactivity may directly support The Stabilizer’s “capacity to receive” feature. When you’re not reactive, compliments, help, and opportunities don’t bounce off the way they did before — they actually land.
- Both titles touch on congruence between inner and outer self. The Stabilizer aligns your public-facing competence with your private-facing reality. Godlike Masculinity anchors that alignment in something deeper than performance — a self that doesn’t shift based on who’s watching.
- The combination tends to feel grounding rather than expansive. You may notice more presence, less reactivity, and a slow, steady sense that your life is coming into order — externally and internally at the same time.
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Thanks for the breakdown. It was very helpful.
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And why is Stark not appearing? I tried to stack it with another title but I cannot find it.
What could happen with Khan ST1 + Stabilizer ?
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Interesting take on combining both stages @SaintSovereign
i do wonder though because emperor executive has me waiting for long time to try out.
Is it a good idea to combine it with the stabilizer in a custom or will it have the same effects as ascension stage 2?
I want the "get shit done - now " with alpha scripting
But also working strong on my fundamentals so there will be no leakage and i wont feel like “faking it”
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Saw breakthroughs with one loop.
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Very rarely do I notice whether a subliminal is working or not, but I can 100% say changes are happening with Genesis Ascension. While journaling and stuff, I can see a difference in tone, handwriting, all of that.
I was looking at houses on Saturday and was about to give up completely on buying one until I had 50k saved. A company I’d called before for viewings got in touch and said they had a new place come in, asked if I wanted to view it. It’s within my budget right now (the 50k was meant for a house around 250k-300k), but now I might not even need that much. The place they’re showing me is under 200k and just needs a bit of touching up. Which is fine because I’ve got loads of relatives in construction who’ll sort me out with deals.
I’m going to view it.
Behaviour wise, I feel more in tune with myself. Not putting on a mask anymore, it feels like. I’m stopping therapy because I’ve got what I needed out of it. Understanding my behaviour, my ADHD, all of it has been amazing. I joined an ADHD support group and they recommended a book, well, a couple of books actually, which is nice. Already started one.
Loads has happened. Trying to keep it vague though, no personal details linked.
Edit: Well fuckin pissed, train delayed. Called agent saying I’m gonna be 10mins late. He can’t do it because he’s got another viewing 5mins after me
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Ascension ST2 is a completely powerful, dominant, but NON-POLARIZING social experience.
Just had a weekend with the big sales guys for their yearly conference… dm me if u wanna know the one, but it’s not Jeremy miner lol…
Stage 2 was the perfect compliment to that weekend. I showed up as a man with drive, vision, passion, purpose, skill. All the stuff in the sales copy. I have always been a good networker, but it felt completely non-performative, and I felt like I was making best friends, not transactional relationship-management, so it feels like a version of inner circle’s style of socializing, combined with true social’s style of “understanding social architecture/dynamics,” combined with GLM/W2P… the multi-combination makes sense given it’s a Swiss Army knife of a sub.
But the KEY difference is the social architecture. Wow. Let me freaking tell you…
I was spending all weekend with millionaires, sales gurus, consultants, and dudes doing massive stuff.
I immediately won their respect from the get go and all that blah blah blah but what was REALLY noteworthy was how dominantly I controlled group dynamics. For the benefit of everyone else.
I was truly the social architect.
I regularly would move people physically. I would tell people where to stand, sometimes literally grabbing people’s shoulders and moving them (if we’re close friends)
But whether they were close friends, or friends I had only just made 10 minutes ago, it was always appreciated. The response was always along the lines of “wow, thanks, ya this is a way better space compared to being over there (even though it’s only 2-6 feet away)”
Another social architecture moment: walking over to the VIP mixer, we saw an outdoor bar, and noticed it had a pickleball court. Next thing I know, I architect myself, my friend, and this multi-multi-millionaire to go and negotiate a 15-min pickleball court rental to “slap a ball around a few times before going to the mixer.”
Truly just created that moment out of desire, passion, being the leader of the group’s experience.
Everybody was relying on me and really hoping that I would host an event-wide pickleball night the next day, but I wanted to go and have a crazy night in town instead. Gosh dang did we ever have the craziest night.
A friend of mine does “bits,” - acting in public social situations. I led us into the craziest things… one guy walked up to a group of 5 women and said “hey my wife wants to peg me what do you guys think I should do”… another guy, a true Georgian cowboy with the thickest country twang you’ve ever heard, walked up to a group of cowboys and said “hey I need some advice… I’ve been faking this whole cowboy thing for more than a month now to impress the girl that’s now my girlfriend, and I didn’t think it would work, but now we’re getting serious and she wants to come over for family dinner. The problem is they’re all from California, me included.”
It was HILARIOUS watching as our group took turns doing stuff like this.
That, to me, is the biggest difference. Khan is about winning socially. and getting what you want, and conquering, and proving yourself through individualism and through magnetism. That’s one way to express it.
Ascension is about winning in life. Socially, that feels like it comes from a core of being able to authentically communicate what you stand for, what your mission in life is, why you love life (and you do love life on ST1/2), and what they need to know about you to decide if you’re inner-circle material in record time. Then, it creates the Ascended Social Experience… communicating as a winner to other winners about anything and everything in a way that fosters mutual respect and companionship. Less sexual focus. Less individual winning focus. More about loving life, loving win-win relationships, loving winning, and loving leading
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What would you consider the better live improvement sub gensis or Khan?
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Short term probably Genesis …. But long term khan hands down
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Sounds about right. Gonna try both.
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