Indeed, it’s big and very common. I’m lowkey fascinated by trauma and how it works, LOL.
Denial of the trauma comes from fear of what will happen when it’s accepted that it’s there. Denial is a form of blocking out the pain of the trauma. It’s one of the biggest blocks of healing in general, because you can’t let go of crap if you don’t even acknowledge that it’s there. The more one denies it,
the more it will persist and potentially even get worse.
For example: If you deny that you hate somebody, then you’re holding onto the hatred towards that person. Healing involves accepting that you hate them and letting it go. Unless you accept that it’s there, then you can’t let it go.
I don’t mind at all lol. Also fits the journal LOL
My type of trauma was probably the most common - just typical clueless beta male.
I’d say for about the first 22 years of my life, I was the pretty typical cookie-cutter beta male, in my opinion.
- super sensitive
- fragile ego
- no self worth
- didn’t like myself
- emotionally traumatized
- reactive and quick to get offended
- no testosterone or masculinity
- weak frame
- no respect from men, women or family
- weak social circle
- low status
- overly passive and nice guy
- social anxiety
- walked over on
- hating other people
- no experience with women
- addicted to escapism
That’s off the top, there’s probably more. But yeah… all that good stuff LOL, I’ve been there. I know what it’s like.
I’ve never seen a therapist, needed counselling in school, had depression or had suicidal thoughts etc. It’s like being typically normal but at the same time being at the bottom of the food chain. If that makes sense? LOL, yeah I don’t know. I had somewhat poor mental health, but no one thought that I had a mental illness, even with the social anxiety.
I was never in the realm of trauma trauma… like disorders and stuff.
At around the age of 22, I stumbled across subliminals. I forgot how… I think I was exploring abstinence and religion, looking for something alternative because the mainstream culture wasn’t doing it for me. It was all too much. I was doing monk-mode and all types of stuff, exploring binaural beats, meditations, youtube subliminals etc.
Youtube subliminals/frequencies worked a little which opened me up to the domain, as probably most people here can relate. Like “woah, this is kind of working… I feel something”.
That was my entry point, I think.
I overcame all of that by using powerful subliminals and taking action. It’s that easy, LOL.
Healing from trauma is pretty straightforward, in my opinion. All one has to do is consistently use subliminals that target the traumas, to let go of them. Of course there will be recon, fear and emotional turmoil etc, but that’s where going at your own pace with what you can handle comes into play while also having an understanding about what’s going on so that you can relax.
There’s no rush with these things, lol. If you go super slow, stable and consistent then it will get handled, no? You’ll keep progressing. Especially with ZP which is brilliant because it has those anti-recon scripting and stuff.
Yeah it’s common that people who run Subliminal Club subs bite off more than they can chew. There’s hardly EVER been an issue where someone bit off less than they can chew.
It’s probably just self-sabotaging or something. I don’t know… or really care LOL. I’m kind of selfish like that, I don’t really care about stuff as long as I’m getting all the results LMAO. I’ve always followed my intuition when it comes to subliminals and went at my own pace, however, I made sure that I was consistent, constant and stable. I never tried to overwhelm myself because I never liked the idea of overwhelming myself. I always stuck to what was logical, based on common sense and proven. I never brute-forced things into my subconscious mind. If I was overwhelmed or the recon was too much… I didn’t switch the car, I just eased off the gas.
I’ve been running subs for many months consistently and it’s kind of surprising to me when I see people constantly switching stacks and experimenting every couple of days. I’m personally not big on experimenting because I have no reason to LOL, I just get the results I want.
I often see people run a sub, bite off more than they can chew then end up switching it, LOL. I don’t know what all the rush is about, lol they depend too much on the sub or something.
Step 1. Run subliminal
Step 2. Overxpose/Go too fast
Step 3. Panic like a monkey
Step 4. Oh nononono I must switch subs.
All happened in like less than 1 month. (In my experience you can’t even figure out a subliminal on a basic level unless 2-3 months minimum and I’m a high flow factor but that’s just my personal opinion from experience… some people are more intuitive). Khan is very nuts for me, I mean all those hearts and stuff I was posting earlier… that’s not from LBFH, that was all from Khan. LOLL
I use a combination of intuition (loops, listening times, listening frequency), with adhere to strict time frames (over a time period of x months). Always worked for me and I never got to a point in recon where I was too thrown off to function, because I monitor my recon levels and tied that to my intuition. I never bite off more than I can chew, I always bite the perfect amount. I have precise teeth LOL. These molars is damn accurate LOL. LOL jokes aside, uh yeah… so like one thing I noticed is that the subliminals kind of compound in results/development overtime because you keep steadily moving the goal post. Like the 5th month of WANTED was more crazy than the first 2 months combined. Reality is nuts.
Yeah I’m also immune to shiny object syndrome. Except for Diamond ZP… it’s always beckoning to me and whispering in my ear to aggressively run it… but I know in my heart I don’t need that LOL. Same with new products and whatnot… I’ll hype up the Emperor Black and stuff because it sounds cool, but I’m never going to run it lol.
, swing by anytime Mr. Vision. I believe in you mate
