How to protect ourselves from BAD SUBLIMINALS?

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#1

We can’t consciously distinguish what is said in “conventional” subliminals.

And subliminals are know and have been used for many years already.

So lots of musicians, movie producers, YouTube/TikTok content creators, could be imprinting some sort of subliminals in their craft…

They could be adding very negative stuff in there, or even some sort of conditioning subliminal in order to change our attitudes or perceptions.

So what I want to know is:

  • How do we find out what ARTIST, BAND, CONTENT CREATOR, MOVIE, is using hidden subliminals in their content?
  • How do we protect ourselves from it?
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#2

My strategy - Only SubClub :wink:

To elaborate - I’ve ran just one Subliminal from another producer before SubClub. After I switched to SubClub I never ran any other company’s. Why? Cause it works and I have all the options I’d ever need.

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#3

I’m not talking about subliminals creators.

I’m talking about mainstream media that MIGHT be filled up with bad subliminals.

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#4

In that case, I follow a strategy which has been quite effective.

I call it the Input = Output.

I’m very selective of what I consume. I only consume something when I am sure I will be creating something of it or it will be of use. And generally things that can be inspirations or fuel your further creations don’t have that much of a negative influence even if they do have Subliminals because you’re not “just” consuming them, you are identifying and observing much more keenly.

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#5

It doesn’t seem quite effective.

If a daily use of a subliminal could take months or even YEARS for us to notice the effects, how would I know that a song that I love and listen for years is having a impact in me?

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#6
  1. Subs here have the scripting to remove harmful programming
  2. Be very mindful of what you consume
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#7

I don’t understand what’s your question, like just look at lyrics

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#8
  1. Meditate and get in touch with your behaviours and feelings when you listen to that song.
  2. If it has lyrics - go through the lyrics to identify if the lyrics are enabling or disabling.
  3. If it’s music - you can pick the vibe of the song.

Once you grow with the Subliminals here - you will also find a change in your likes and dislikes. Some things will just not fit well with you and you will just ignore them / remove them.

Ultimately you can be conscious of what you choose to consume.

Khan TB helped me with this.

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#10

Valid concern, but in order for a subliminal to make any kind of real change you have to listen to it quite a bit.
In reality I don’t worry about it simply because I can’t control it.

#11

Look at how many people still struggle getting what they want out of subs they really care about and that’s in addition to ZP tech. There’s no way negative suggestions with whatever weak squirt gun methods exist would be enough to penetrate the safety mechanisms that exist in our own minds. I protect myself by giving 0 power to it, no different than toxic individuals you don’t give the time of day to.

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#12

No idea how to completely protect myself from subtle influences from media and such. As far as I can tell, there’s always some vested interest from various sources in influencing people, and these sources are always trying.

What I know I can do is make a conscious choice, and pick the subliminals I want from makers I trust.

I’d rather keep it simple, I found a brand, liked it and stayed with it. Didn’t experiment with anything else since I have been here. They have the track record and expertise, always evolves and improves.

Been here for several years and stayed. Sub usage is not something to take lightly, and it’s a very personal thing.

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#13

The fear of actual subliminal technology embedded within media, in my opinion, is overblown and usually stemming from paranoia. If a company does attempt this, it is at huge risk as there are legal repercussions. So this isn’t usually an issue, and if something subliminal does slip through, regular subliminal usage with our subliminals minimizes any potential impact.

Plus, there are much more important thing to worry about. As @SaintSovereign likes to point out, people like to rave against subliminal usage, potential subliminals in media, “occult” influences, how it’s anti-input any religion here, but then turn around, watch and dance to lil Nas twerking on Satan.

While these are different methods of input, make no mistake, that still has an effect on you - and it is much more common, mainstream and accepted - and it’s not just songs, but in general social media, movies, etc.

You want to be protected from such influence? Focus on the things you can change at the moment, which is the content you consume.

Finally, I’ll add that, as one naturally develops and grows as an individual on all levels, one loses the pull towards such content and anything else that affects him in a weird or negative way. This is especially noticeable with subliminals (usually alpha titles, spiritual titles and sometimes social titles that attune you to the more hidden aspects of human social interaction) and genuine spiritual traditions - although through different, yet related mechanisms.

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#14

When I think of bad subliminals, I think of mind control in general. The negative themes, messages, roles, goals, aspirations, and scenarios that are presented in media, and they often revolve around materialism.

It might be the themes that show up in movies that communicate that the hero is the one who kills the most people and then “gets the woman” in the end. Seriously, what kind of message is that?

Or maybe it’s music videos that show people surrounded by custom made European cars, throwing cash into the pool, while they sing about how some woman did them wrong. What messages might that send?

Or perhaps it’s all the makeup advertisements with the articles on diets and exercise in women’s magazines. What message does that send?

I found that when I stopped watching TV, stopped watching the news, stopped spending time on social media - I felt so much better.

I think the mind control can start to wear off if it’s not being reinforced.

Add Dragon Reborn, and KA-POW!

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#15

Edit: WARNING: Do not listen to this video! Instead pause it and go through the frames to read the subliminal messages contained in each song. As you can see in the video comments people got frightened when they listened to the video. I looked up the video on YouTube to show you an example, but when I listened to it I started feeling very bad spiritual presences around me, to the point I had to turn on the lights and put some love songs playing, to smooth the environment. And still, I didn’t have a peaceful night of sleep.

Some musics have hidden subliminal messages when you play it backwards only (the lyrics themselves played backwards), but our subconscious minds can pick it up when you’re playing it forward…

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#16

interesting, I didn’t know that. It makes a lot of sense though

Well, guess I’m going no music now

#17

Actually I wouldn’t go no music.

I have a playlist of regular music I hear. They make me feel good and they increase my motivation, so this is my indicator that they are helping me.

With time you start noticing which musics are bad for you, or you’ll stumble upon some YouTube video like this exposing a bad song from your playlist for example.

I also noticed that with Ascension I added very old songs to my playlist, because they were already inside my head, so the subs makes them come to the surface. But them I filter songs that have proven to be bad for me, and so I think I’m removing them from my mind deeply.

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#18

I’m extremely prone to addictions and music is one of them, just now I have more reasons to quit it

It’s a cheap motivation, brain hears music and thinks that you caught god by the beard, gives you feel good hormones without putting the work in which is bad

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#19

I see, I used to be addicted to music like that, when my mental health was worse.

But the more I listened to Ascension, the less addicted I became. What I do now is to listen as soon as I wake up to some motivation music and then stop it.

If my task requires high brain focus I can’t even concentrate with music playing. If it doesn’t require that focus, then the task is too boring to be done without listening to music :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Anyway if I’m listening to music for a very long period it just starts annoying me, and I turn it off. My brain started to regulate well when to listen or not, without turning it to an addiction.

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#20

Since the the discussion around music:

My average yearly new songs discovered was somewhere between 3000-4000. New genres explored between 200-300. New artists discovered between 600-700. Liked songs between 1000-2000.

I don’t remember the exact numbers as from a year ago of starting Khan - things started to change so much.

I barely listen to music now tho I do make music. I express better when I haven’t heard much music in a while. It’s so funny to me how much things have changed.

The songs I listen to - feel good. If they aren’t, I just instinctively skip ahead. And there ARE good songs. It’s just, it takes some getting disconnected from constant stimulation of music in Spotify Playlists and Infinite Playlists to get in touch with yourself to understand why you even listen to something and if it’s good or bad for you.

The above video is quite scary. I often tell my parents that you need to cut off watching News. I believe life gets much peaceful and profound when you start to filter things out that just don’t matter or pertain to you. Ask yourself if you are watching because you somehow landed here, if you were led by impulses, maybe you want to “fit” in or that you genuinely wanted to watch it. Do some evaluation and it becomes very clear.

I mean, come to think of it. I have noticed over the last one year, if something is negative - it upsets my system far easily - it’s just it doesn’t take it in - it just spits it out right away (oh no, don’t get dirty XD).

Input = Output

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#21

In the past, I listened to bad subliminals which caused me lots of trouble in just one listening. I listened to it because I was skeptic about subliminals.
If I remember correctly, there are testimonies here of people seeing great results (including physical changes) just by one listening of a title.
When I listened to my first loops of Ascension it gave me a huge energy boost.

In the video I posted I don’t think the subliminal messages are frightening when played forward, it’s just frightening when you play it backwards.

But my point is that just by one listening to any bad input (the video above, bad subliminals, or negative content in general in social media, news, etc.) you can be causing trouble to yourself. Or the other way around, with just one listening of good input you can create positive changes.

Edit: but like people pointed out previously, nothing to worry about concerning bad input. Just focus on consuming things that make you feel good on the short and long run. With experience, you will start to know much easily what is good or not for you. And when I’m in doubt, I just consume the content, I see what happens, and I learn with the experience, which sharpens even more my instinct and intuition.

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