Why you all complicating this stuff?
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Might be that there is a difference between Emperor v2 ZP and Emperor ZPv2.
Also there were different Emperor versions on Q technology, before ZP.
It’s not complicated. Just run the version in your downloads section.
But people being around longer might have quite a collection of Emperor versions. I have 2 already. ZPv2 and ZPv2max+NSE.
Then there are the Q Versions.
So Emperor V2 could mean in Q or in ZP.
It could also be that there were different Versions in Q without a tech update.
So, if you’ve been around a few years and have 6 versions of Emperor, two with V2 in there name, it can become confusing.
Emperor is one of the greatest subliminals ever made. One of the original QoL behemoths, lol.
If someone runs this for 1 year and actually does the internal + external work, then their entire life will change.
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In retrospect, this title is really perfect for people (me) who spent precious years bullshitting. I made a structured financial plan and used Emperor to execute it, and I stopped listening to Emperor. Now I’m noticing the after effects from my September cycle. I’ve reversed years of poor decisions, and caught up to where I should be in line with my goals.
So it’s cool how the right action is having that ripple effect that’s culminating into something.
1 cycle of Emperor per season is great. Like taking a vitamin (that gets you laid).
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Thanks brotha @James . We are waiting on your big breakthrough. I’ll have mine sometime coming up. Patience.
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By the looks of it Hero is far better then emperor for inner resilience.
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I’ll share something I did not expect from running Emperor.
Emperor grew my maturity without me seeing it. I experienced no “major breakthroughs” or sudden growth. I didn’t notice those major changes during my months on it.
But upon looking back, I’d left some things behind. Constant procrastination. Avoiding responsibility. Avoiding taking charge of my life. Even slowly leaving behind old beliefs like “I can’t”. A real internal shift happened.
And yeah, Saint’s focus in Emperor, resilience. Feeling that internal commitment to seeing things through.
For me, what I see is what @Hoppa mentioned a while back. Emperor used to mention it had Rebirth in it, and after running Emperor for years, Hoppa said most of his emotional issues were simply reframed. Those tough issues were easily handled by Emperor reframing it, and he pursued things he actually wanted.
To me, that makes Emperor a real winner for anyone battling old beliefs and low internal standards.
My only hold-up with Emperor is “how can I be more sociable?”
And I check myself after writing that. Emperor and (Khan presently) work steadily on one’s sense of security and self acceptance, which I’ve relied on others to fulfill all my life.
After Khan, I’m considering Emperor again. It causes some beautiful growth.
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In the last hour since I wrote that above, I followed some desires that I remembered while running Emperor. Like getting up and getting things done: laundry, cleaning, the stuff needing done weekly, which I’ve often pushed off until later.
I’ve also realized why I never saw such changes as being “major breakthroughs” while running it. In the old Emperor sales pages, it used to speak of how it’d make such actions natural for you. So, I never made notice of the changes because “this is just how I am”. It still does this, but that mention has been pulled off the sales page for newer additions.
Lastly, I spoke of being more social on Emperor. And for me, being social means being non-combative with everyone around me. I have a clear remembrance of a disagreement I had with my current housemate about 3 months back. During our election cycle, his preferences began clearly showing. He’s a long-time liberal, and I’m just a conservative. He constantly doomsayed everything that would “possibly” happen, and I didn’t react. It’d be like adding fuel to the fire.
But one day I did speak out. Surprisingly, I spoke with conviction, but alas, without being accusational toward him. I remember clearly pointing out how media constantly divides people, and that could lead to such things as he predicted–if anything they said was worth believing (I didn’t share that last line with him).
I was surprised, as he agreed with me. We didn’t fight and bicker. We simply spoke of what was happening, not blaming or accosting other parties.
This stands out to me since Emperor focuses on resilience, getting the job done, and not being childish in the process of achieving that. And Emperor did well for me. Just the facts and taking responsibility for my part. Nothing more. It worked for me.
I like the changes it makes in me.
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It’s fascinating how Emperor worked for you in such a natural way…
you say Emperor changed you without you realizing—subtly erasing parts of who you used to be. But tell me this: If you wake up one day and no longer recognize the old you, will you mourn him… or was he never real to begin with?
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I’m glad I saw something in your writing. You said I said Emperor erased stuff. Nah, it didn’t simply subtract something from my being.
It gave me a whole new set of eyes to view my past and present problems and challenges. The aim of Rebirth (inside older versions of Emperor) was to make one look at a situation from a new perspective, like possibly a more sane and opportunistic mindset. It’s called reframing. By doing so, I could look directly at the problem, not instantly blame myself for it, not blame others either, but by sheer brilliance of the scripting (being detached from the situation), have me look for something I can actively change NOW. And…if nothing can be done, I can finally relax. Old beliefs really didn’t have power over me.
To answer your question directly, no I wouldn’t mourn him using Emperor. Reframing and demolishing are two different approaches, allowing completely different responses. I’m on Khan now, and the “healing” (which is demolition) is completely different. Khan is harder to do, Emperor is easier. Reframing encourages a celebration, a “letting go” during the change, whereas demolition, without a doubt, encourages a mourning since it leaves emotional holes and vacuums.
Reframing is much, much easier to endure–it allows one to KEEP MOVING. Which is likely why such changes were barely noticed. Life didn’t stop while I was “healing”.
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How long have you run Emperor?
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I ran it …about 4-5 months, though I’ve not checked my old journal. I remember starting it with you when it was updated with the NSE.
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Emperor is king 
It’s a tough subliminal, but I don’t expect the path to being an emperor to be all peaches and cream.
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Does emperor have the entire script of limitless in it? I read somewhere that a previous version of emperor had the entire script of the older version of limitless
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Honestly, I’m waiting for Embedded title in ZPQ. It’s going nice to be back on EMP. It’s been a while since I’ve been on it.
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Emperor made me very serious. So much so that I couldn’t have fun on it, I’d always start thinking “damn, I could’ve been doing X and Y and Z for my goals and I’m just wasting my time having fun while I’m not rich yet…”
Which in turn made me less productive because I lost the motivation that was coming from having fun
Did you have any similar experiences? How did you solve it?
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I don’t think Emperor makes men more “serious”, I think it makes them more accountable as a man, and more aware of how much time they’re wasting in life on nonsensical garbage that doesn’t elevate them.
An Emperor isn’t an ultra-serious, joyless extremist, they’re just intentional with their energy and purposeful in their living. They understand that time and energy are valuable. Asking yourself “is this elevating me?”, and “is this a constructive use of my time?” are the types of thought processes that take place in the mind of a high value male. That doesn’t make one “serious”, it just means that they have clarity in life.
This:
is exactly the type of high value, high status mindset that propels someone into success. Most men’s idea of “fun” is just mindless escapism from life.
The purpose of that awareness isn’t to strip away enjoyment - it’s to eliminate low ROI, and refine how you use your time.
On Emperor, I wasn’t working my ass off 24/7 because that’s counterproductive and going to lead to burnout. I engaged in fun activities that recharged me, allowed me to process what I was learning, and actually increased my productivity at work. I still enjoyed entertainment, but it was much more refined and optimized.
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How have you found Emperor and Khan different when using?
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My last post for tonight. A realization of how Emperor’s made me grow.
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