Inner voice asleep, and beginning of its awakening

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#1

First of all, sorry if I’m in the wrong section, I didn’t know where to post, but I wanted to start this thread.

I recently added Ascension to my stack and began to have an awakening of my inner voice.

I’ll explain better.

Each of us has that little voice in his mind that talks to himself. In my case, that little voice has always been low volume or so inaudible that it was not picked up by my conscious mind, in fact I have always considered myself a thinker in images, that little voice in my head was always asleep or monosyllable. I must say that in some ways it always leads me to think extremely fast and almost chaotic thoughts sometimes due to reasoning in images, which is faster. Recently however, since I have been listening to my new stack I have been hearing my lower voice increasingly clearer and stronger, and this has resulted, for the moment, in a more linear, logical and clear reasoning capacity compared to the explosion of images that I had so far. Seeing this happen a thought crossed my mind “trust your mind”. My mind was encouraging me to follow its advices, and with a new way of thinking based on a clear and linear inner voice I was able to feel more confident in the reasoning and choices I made, compared to before I had chaos in my brain, with an “impulsive” method of thinking (a characteristic of mine) and based on chaotic and fast images which I found difficult to follow a logical thread, or at least it was like watching a film without sound. Now I stop more often to listen to my inner voice, I hear it speaking to me, giving me advice, telling me what to do, and it is LOUD and CLEAR.

At first I associated this change with Ascension, hypothesizing that it was a synonym for growth in self-esteem. To put it better, the fact that I am listening to my inner voice more and following its advice means that I am trusting myself more, i.e. my self-esteem/self-confidence is improving.

I also started to rediscover Sherlock Holmes and his deductive method by watching Detective Conan. I love the ability to reach conclusions with little information in hand, and I think this deductive method thing is somehow connected to this transformation of my thinking.

Has anyone ever had something similar?

Do you have an explanation as to why this is happening to me?

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#2

I totally get what you’re experiencing with your inner voice becoming clearer and stronger since adding Ascension to your stack. This shift can be attributed to a combination of factors. First off, Ascension is designed to boost self-esteem and confidence, which in turn helps you trust yourself more and listen to your intuition. Perhaps It enhances your analytical abilities, allowing you to reach conclusions with less information at hand. So it’s possible that this change in thinking style has influenced this.

Secondly, it’s likely that Ascension has opened up your mind to new perspectives, making you more open and receptive to different ideas. This expanded mindset allows for deeper introspection and self-discovery, ultimately leading to a clearer inner voice. Keep exploring those new perspectives.

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#3

I’ve listened to Ascension for about 5 cycles in I believe ZP v2.

As mentioned before in my previous journal, Ascension feels like a pure unadulterated flame, in a very archetypal way. I have had a moment where I could “see” it as that but I have not personally experienced a very explicit form of inner voice in the way you’re describing.

This sounds almost exactly something that @Invictus mentioned before though. Maybe he knows something if he’s not too busy.

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#4

I can try to tag him if he know something.

@Invictus Have you experienced what I described in this thread?

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#5

I hear the changes in real time.

Pretty fantastic to hear a sub working.

I can relax and be sure that the right changes happen.

This gives me so much confidence in the process.

The first time I had this was with Chosen,i was in a very negative place and I was guided out of that state Effortless.

I heard the way and I did follow through until I came out golden

That was a revelation

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#6

Hey man,

Hope you’re doing well.

About the “inner voice” you’re “hearing” nowadays, that voice is more audible to you now due to the strengthening of the bridge between your conscious and subconscious minds.

While it might be a bit difficult to understand at first, and could even make you feel like you might be schizophrenic, what is actually happening is that not only is your connection with your subconscious mind getting stronger, allowing for a smoother communication between your conscious and subconscious minds, but your deeper true self is beginning to actualize, which is a good thing, because instead of just getting intuitive nudges, you’re receiving something even better: awareness of your “higher” self (or whatever else you wanna call it).

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#7

I’m good, thanks. I hope you too.

And thanks for the explanation, very interesting.

I’m curious how this will continue.

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#8

Pretty cool.
Is it a skill you can acquire with modules? Like Tyrant or Merger of Worlds?

#9

Visual thinking is a really high grade of mental development, you are probably a very intelligent individual who has an aptitude for photographic memory if you do not have one already.

Have you ever felt like you just are, and you are present and you have a presence? That is when you are most connected with this inner-intelligence because you are now in direct connection with yourself, not in a constantly distorted reality from mental chatter. Just being. You emit a clear vibe, your energy is buzzing and singing, yet your mind is silent.

And it is distinctly yours, much like a scent it is very much discernable from the song of others, not through the nose (as is the case for a scent), but through the extrasensory perception of your energy field that surrounds the body. And actually in cases of remote viewing you are sending your mind across time and space to derive information. Curious thing, the mind.

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#10

I don’t consider myself a genius, but I don’t consider myself stupid either. Images simply predominate in my way of thinking. As for photographic memory, I don’t know.

#11

Hi FoxDie,
I have a question instead of an answer if you don’t mind.
Did I get you right, that you never really had this internal chit chat, this self-talk that puts most people down? Like “Should I really go to this party? What will others say? Will it be good? Will I be mocked?”
I ask, because I never heard of this before in my life and took it for granted that it’s part of our basic human configuration.
If I got you wrong, sorry for the mixup.

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#12

No, it’s more complicated. My inner voice is present but is sometimes at a low volume or imperceptible because it is covered by images and sensations.

I think it’s because everyone has different preferred sub-modalities (which are the ways you perceive information in your mind). I believe that my brain’s favorite sub-modalities are visual and kinesthetic (that of sensations/emotions).

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#13

Just some thoughts:

In buddhism six senses are listed:

  1. Eye Sense (Cakkhu): This refers to the sense of sight or vision, which allows individuals to perceive the external world through their eyes.
  2. Ear Sense (Sota): This pertains to the sense of hearing, enabling individuals to perceive sound and the auditory aspects of the external environment.
  3. Nose Sense (Ghāna): This is the sense of smell, which allows individuals to detect and identify various odors and scents.
  4. Tongue Sense (Jivhā): It refers to the sense of taste, which enables individuals to experience and distinguish different flavors and tastes.
  5. Body Sense (Kāya): This sense encompasses the tactile sensations and feelings experienced through the body, including touch, pressure, temperature, and pain.
  6. Mind Sense (Mano or Manas): The mind is considered the sixth sense in Buddhism. It encompasses mental processes, thoughts, emotions, and consciousness itself. It is through the mind that individuals form perceptions, make judgments, and experience various mental states.

It is not so much that one sense is inherently more prevalent than the others, but rather that individuals may have different levels of attachment or inclination toward particular senses based on their personal experiences and conditioning.

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