Looks like I’m jumping on the 4th Stage. First time skipping all the previous stages.
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So should I run each stage for one cycle and repeat? Or should I stay longer on each cycle?
@SaintSovereign Can you combine stages in a cycle?
For example, earth and air
I see earth can replace Spartan in my custom but the rest of the seasons look very powerful too
Also, in your opinion what do you see as the best titles to stack with each stage? Curious about that
Thanks for your time. Amazing subliminal you’ve just released 
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Oh no, I just bought it. Why have I done that?
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If any of you have read the book “reality transfuring” I feel like this sub aligns witb those principals really well. Was actually just considering putting something on the road map based off those principals, but Hero LTB is perfect.
Initial thought here, is that it will be the ultimate results enhancer, and I plan to stack it with any chosen area I am focused on.
For example currently running Executive as my main, and my focus is excelling my sales performance, adding the fire stage to executive I would imagine helps to have a deeper understanding and more purpose behind the actions that I do take on my goals.
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So i pasted the image of the box cover to Chatgbt and asked to analyze it based on the 4 elements, stages, little background information about the goals of the sub and nothing else. Here is the responce:
Visual Breakdown
1. The Central Image:
- A majestic waterfall flows between two towering cliffs, each crowned by gnarled trees — one with red leaves (right), the other with darker foliage (left).
- A fiery red sun or celestial body dominates the sky, with smoke or flames enveloping its lower half.
- The cliffs and trees appear to be burning or glowing from within, symbolizing inner energy or transformation.
Symbolism & Alignment with the 4 Stages
Stage 1 – Earth (Body):
- Represented by the solid cliffs — foundational, grounded, immovable.
- Symbolizes the structure and resilience of the physical body.
- The trees rooted on these cliffs further emphasize life supported by physical strength.
Stage 2 – Water (Emotions):
- Embodied by the waterfall and ocean at the base.
- Water is both flowing and powerful — often used to symbolize emotional energy and cleansing.
- The waterfall descending from a fiery height might suggest emotions descending from higher states of will or vision into more grounded, human experience.
Stage 3 – Wind (Mind):
- Implied in the mist, movement, and ethereal quality around the scene.
- The wind is not directly visible but its presence is felt — like thought, unseen yet impactful.
- The smoke rising from the fire can also be seen as wind’s domain, linking intellect and transformation.
Stage 4 – Fire (Action):
- Fire dominates the upper half of the image.
- The fiery sun, burning trees, and glowing cliffs represent burning purpose, clarity, and dynamic power.
- Action stemming from inner fire aligns with willful, directed transcendence.
Thematic Depth: Transcendence & Mastery
- The composition reads from bottom to top as an ascending journey: from solid earth to flowing water, through airy mist, to consuming fire and sun. This suggests a progressive refinement of being, aligned with self-actualization and mastery.
- The title “The Light That Binds” implies a unifying force — possibly consciousness or will — that integrates these elements. The fiery sun could be this “light,” binding body, emotions, mind, and action into a cohesive, transcendent whole.
- The dual trees symbolize polarity (yin/yang, shadow/light, discipline/passion) — balanced on either side of the waterfall. Mastery often comes through integration of opposites.
Design Elements Supporting the Theme
- Ornamental wave/mountain background on the box sides reflects traditional East Asian art — which often carries themes of nature, harmony, and philosophical depth (e.g., Taoism, Zen).
- The mix of digital surrealism and naturalism suggests that this program straddles deep inner work (mind/emotion) with a grounded, practical goal (mastery/action), reinforcing its non-magical but profound aspiration.
Final Analysis: What It Communicates
- This subliminal seems to be about becoming a fully integrated, self-directed human — the “Hero” not as a fantasy archetype, but as the embodiment of self-mastery, emotional depth, intellectual clarity, and powerful action.
- The visual narrative supports the idea that true transcendence isn’t escape, but deep embodiment and conscious evolution of the self through all its levels.
- The path moves upward, but the energy (fire, light) is anchored downward through the waterfall — suggesting embodied light, not detached enlightenment.
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I believe you can listen to Origins plus one other stage from the hero 4 stager.
This is such a beautiful creation that resonated with me on a deep level @SaintSovereign what stage do you recommend to combine with Vibes (Stage 1)? Stage 3: Air seems like it’d be an outstanding companion
I may have missed something. There is Hero: Origins. There is Hero: The Light That Blinds. AND…
Where does the rumored eight stage Hero fit into this series?
Was it turned into The Light That Blinds?
What is “the final title” referring to? Is it stage 4 of The Light That Blinds?
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Had one loop of Earth.
Had badminton game , ground coverage was far more than normal , reflexes were notch better , and somehow placement was top notch .
Also I didn’t feel tired even after 5 games back to back .
I would say quite immediate effect , but it was so noticeable.
Just wanted to add …
Have been playing for many weeks, but today I asked out of nowhere if could see the coach and requested him to take classes , though he said he will look into it .
Also anticipation of shuttle from opposite team was bang on .
Thanks
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Another 4 (possibly 8?!) stages, iirc.
In other words, next hero stage will undoubtedly be:
Hero: This Isn’t Even My Final Form!
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That just completely destroyed my carefully planned custom rotation. Excuse me while I go grab a stick of dynamite.
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S-S-S-S-Stack Breaker!
(the struggle is real though! 
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@SaintSovereign Which stage do you feel would be best for helping with sales and work performance? Would guess mind, but could honestly they all have application.
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@SaintSovereign Can I combine ST1 of this title(earth) with DRR?
Since this multi stager is not like the others(2 cycles per, follow in order), I’d love to really get the effects of Earth. I embody and take my time with it.
But since my main goal and mission is DRR, I would only do this if ST1 from this title doesn’t mess with/interfere with DRR. And stack would be 2, just DRR+Hero ST1.
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If I train Muay Thai can I except the physical shifting to improve my reflexes, speed, strength, footwork and everything that is in Hero’s Origins?
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Doing my audio recorded read through of the program description.
Fire has been waiting at the end like my reward.
I have very low Fire by nature. It’s why I’m so focused on the importance of action; and another reason why I chose the name Malkuth. Malkuth is associated with Earth and establishment. But getting there and building, requires Fire.
Funny because, basically the moment I started reading Stage 4: Fire, someone came to the door, and family (women) started to come in so I could no longer continue.
I get the message:
You’re getting there. But you’ll need to be deliberate about it.
Also, trust the cycle and the wisdom of forces that appear to interrupt you. They’re probably helping to pace you so you don’t burn out. Don’t worry. You’ll get there.
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where is this from?
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On a side note, me and you are complete opposites. Everything I learned about myself the last 2 years is too much fire and not enough grounding(earth). This title is literally perfect for all.
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