I am just curious how long it took for you to see major results with your custom.
I read that a 20 module custom would take 2 months for results to begin to show, and 3 months plus for major results.
What’s your experience? The nature of your custom? How many modules are there? Edit: Is it a Q build or ZP build?
Whattt, I saw results immediately as for the Cores it’s best to integrate them before starting a Custom and then you can just continue the momentum you started.
However, I also notice that with Cores I ran successfully in the past it works much faster…
For me Stark takes like 3 weeks to a month to see astonishing results.
Other programs take more time.
It all depends on many variables though 
But how about other modules not just the cores? How long did it take before they came together as a whole/package?
Yea no doubt there are variables I agree, just curious and wanna know all your experiences 
For me the Modules work instantly, the Cores take longer.
Unless you have achieved the objectives of a Core already. It’s helpful though because Customs are stronger, and you can add Modules that will help you overcome certain challenges or support you in achieving the goals of the Cores.
It all depends upon the circumstances, their are many variables involved — it is impossible to give you an numerical answer your question.
However, know that Custom is a long-term effort.
@Chase have you never tried a Custom before?
Honestly, the name-embedding does speed things up it directly targets your personal identity.
In society we can often transfigure our identities by being a doctor, then coming home being a father, then going to your church and being christian, voting for your country if it has a democracy and being an American, etc the list of identities goes on this is the maze of our mind because often the believes that our bound to these identities contradict.
It’s like shapeshifting.
But in the end we are none of these things, they are masks or costumes we wear and tear as we play certain characters in a play.
So… name-embedding would directly target everything that is bound to your personal name.
Imagine if you have a friend circle who give you a nick-name there will be a certain identity bound to that, and while the “I Am” programs will target that, if you use that name in a Custom it will be like directly targeting that “domain” in your life.
We all shapeshift according to environments, friends we have memories and history with, hence why it helps to go into a new environment, with a blank slate and let the subliminal execute freely without others having preconceived notions of you, you can instantly make a new first impression and let that be the co-creation between you and this new environment.
This why I love Tyrant a lot, it helps you to strengthen your Mind and impose your new believes upon the Mind of others, which is greatly beneficial if you attempt to change within an environment where others have a view of you, who you are, your “character” and personality and how it reflects within the social dynamics, if such views have aged a little bit it will be harder for both you, and especially others to adjust to the changes, others are likely to want to remain in power over you if that is currently the case.
Anyway, Customs are great if you use Cores that resonate with you, that you have to some extend integrated, and if you merge them with certain Modules that benefit your goals and aspirations.
The less recon you have the more results… so if you have to reconcile 2, let alone 3 cores and be thrown into reconciliation from all 3 it will likely end up in disaster and you will quit using the Custom.
While if you reconcile them all 3 individually (over time) and then merge them in a Custom it will possibly work straight-away, and work well…
I’m sure you get the picture now /)
Yea I made my first custom a few weeks ago and have been using it solo most of the time.
I can kinda feel certain healing modules are working on me but externally nothing to show for so far. Bear in mind I am not complaining or dissatisfied.
What you said about going into a new environment with a new state resonates with me. I certainly in my life experienced benefits of that. Yet currently it’s difficult to do so, maybe that’s what restraining the custom more or less.
What you said about tyrant reminds me of rebirth, one seems to be external, the other internal.
I know custom is meant to be long term and after using major titles. I remember reading Saint originally said it’s for 6 months plus usage and made after we found the right major title for us. Yet look at the reviews we certainly went astray lol
Do you remember where you read that? If the post was from more than 5 months ago, then it’s not about the current generation of customs.
I think it was likely a q review. This is a second time I am reminded the difference between Q and ZP build. I have to wonder if the old reviews are still useful or valuable for reference now. After all there are no more modules in major titles, each script was rewritten from scratch. The standard script that was once in Q is no longer in ZP and a new primer and new anti-recon script took place instead. In short, the reviews of Q and the builds before seem to have little utility for where we are.
I have come to realise that Zero Point will first heal you, and prepare your from within before the external results start manifesting.
With Q the external results were very quick.
I’d say that they have a generic utility in that they offer a baseline for comparison.
But yes, not directly applicable.
I think that while there are many factors that affect speed, magnitude, and overall power of subliminal results, there are two very practical ones to keep in mind.
How active am I in the area in which I’m looking for results?
How far away is my current situation from what I would consider to be a “real result”?
These two different questions both come down to the same underlying principle:
How much work does the sub need to support?
The less work that’s needed is, I think, the faster that you’ll see results.
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Let’s say someone is at point B and his desire is to get to point G.
Well, if you have the exact same desired result (getting to point G), but in your case you’re currently already at point F, then the sub has less work to do for you. You may probably see a quicker result.
On the other hand, maybe you’re all the way back at point A and you desire to get to point G. At the same time, your attitude, your preparation, your desire, your commitment, and even your external environment are all highly focused, highly engaged, and highly supportive of movement towards point G.
This is like the kid who wants to get better at basketball and is 1) playing every day at school and after school, 2) attending NBA summer camps for promising young players, 3) frequently watching games with friends, 4) living in a town and attending a high school that is considered an NCAA/NBA Feeder Community.
That kid’s Basketball Improvement Subliminal is going to have a lot less work to do on its own.
We’re probably going to see quick results with that person too.
Second 1
On paper I already know what you were saying, yet it’s good to be reminded. It’s very easy for me to hung up on a small detail and lose sight on the big picture, or being way into daydream/imagination that I disregard the current whereabouts in life.
Iirc, you once said that “it’s a marathon not a sprint”, and it is a fitting reminder to me too.
Did you mean second cycle for major results?
Regardless of Q or ZP builds, certain modules in a custom work faster for me than other modules in the same custom.
Modules like Emperor’s Voice, Stress Displacement, Inner Voice, Song of Joy, off top of my head, were the ones that worked right after my first loop of it.
Physical Healing/Shifting modules take longer for me (that’s my guess since I might have to run them longer to see real results).
And Cores take a bit of time too. Personally I have found main store titles to work faster than the custom Cores. Maybe because the subconscious mind executes the “easier” modules first.
Even though I have only one custom to make comparison, but this seems to be the case for me too. I kinda theorized that this would happen since unlike major titles mental resources were dispersed on modules in custom. This was also why I kept the numbers of modules as low as I could.
Exactly! 
ZP Build, 20 modules, took around 1 week but more towards 2 weeks or when I added empfit st3
No from the first second
There are no major results without “small” changes
Yes. Some parts, I think, start working immediately.
And another thing to remember is this guy:
So, there are some parts that are working, but others see it before you do.
Then there are other parts that are working, but you don’t see it and neither do others.
And so on.
Last May 2021, I created and started running what I considered my Magnum Opus custom. It was Qv2.
"Aye. I remember it still, lad. An’ a fine custom she was!"
When I first started running it, I think I got some quick effects. Meditations felt calmer and deeper. And some such.
But what I felt more than anything else were Pride Unbroken and FEBRUUS.
And it was like 'Doh!"
Crap.
I need healing.
It overshadowed everything else. I think the other modules were giving results, but this part seemed to just be what I really needed.
So, I put it to the side and freaking started Dragon Reborn.
If we’ve got to do this, then let’s do this.
So, I think it’s about the conversation that happens between your mind and the subliminal.
Some things just need to happen now. And if you play a subliminal that lines up with what your mind is working on right now, things are going to go faster. If you play a subliminal that opposes or competes with your mind’s current ‘season’, then there’ll be more push-back, and things’ll go a bit slower.
I think some Healing programs probably don’t just ‘break down obstructions’, they also get you to be better at freaking listening to yourself, so that you naturally ‘want’ things and ‘choose’ things that are more likely to succeed.
It just occurred to me that I may have taken your original question too literally, and that, in fact, you may also have been saying something more like (if translated into my language):
‘Hey, I’m feeling a little frustrated and uncertain as I wait for my results to kick in.’
If I’d interpreted it that way my response would have been different:
“yes. me too. I can relate. just started a new custom.”
So, were you asking an informational question, or was it more like a feeling dressed up as a question?
or both?