Will do, Thanks
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Since you have such a specific goal it would make sense to go with Limitless and Virtuoso di Matematica. Yes, itās true that Virtuoso di Matematica is included in Revelation of Mind, but in that case it will be placed in the overall context and intended process of that program.
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House of Medici sounds like a good idea 
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Limitless or Quantum Limitless definitelyā¦
Oh Iām getting HoM this year, once I get to St4 of Khanā¦
right.
Put your emphasis more on your own power and plans than on the subliminals.
If thatās difficult to do, then make that your next subliminally-assisted goal.
The goal is to believe in yourself more than in the subliminal. That (somewhat paradoxically) enables the relationship that will allow the subliminals to work best. (My opinion.)
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This hit home, part of me is laughing thinking about Emperor Power however I do understand your point.
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A good approach:
- Dial it back
- Focus on one program per month (whichever one is easiest for you to take action on)
- If that program is not clear, run a month or two of Genesis
The truth is you could make great progress on all of your goals just running Emperor
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I put Revelation of Mind w/ Khan and ASBR in a QTKS and the first impressions are amazing. It is working to my intent, though not as strong, so I will have to give it a while to bloom.
I noticed similarities in how RoM worked to Emperor: Will To Power (Iām PCC generation). Though I really donāt want to focus that much on power, solely. RoM combined with Master of The World module, Khan, ASBR, and Heaven Shaking Power are enough for power.
Though RoM is delivering the information I want. With great depth clarity, I could build a psychological profile of everyone around me, pinpoint what their primary unconscious motives and drives are and visualize a hundred scenarios where I could coordinate them towards an outcome I envision, but works for us both. It also has Synergy: Wisdom of the Ages for wisdom and knowledge (which is the caution and stability I added).
I got a revelation on the cycles of rebirth and renewal and the spiritual connection of bathing and hygiene. Shedding death and decay off through water to be reborn again for the next cycle. āWashing away sins.ā Almost baptismal. I felt a channel open where ideas and insight would flow in seamlessly. Very positive and enlightening.
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The screens, itās how manifestation appears for me. The past, present, and possible future outcomes, I visualize on the screens. I dismissed it as a goofy daydream during ASBR solo run, but I kept visualizing screens with events on them that kept occurring in conscious external life days later.
My response to the screens visualization now are passive, as the screens and visualizations themselves are fleeting. Though the hypothesis is that once I can strengthen and sustain the visualization of the screens and practice greater command over them, this can serve as an interface between my conscious will and unconscious mind, manifestation, extrasensory ability, etc.
Which is another primary reason it was an amazing idea to stack ASBR+RoM.
Then there is Khan. In this version (custom), itās less on the aggressive end and seeming more philosophical and like a sleeping giant. Though the nature in which Khan is realized is visualizing far into the future, past, and now. Khan works with time and more massively. Like a continent formation. So the events over several years will have the signature of Khan. Iāve noticed this looking back to days status-climbing and going on the offensive, Khan leaves small, but profound imprints attached to those events that add up to a giant portrait down the road.
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RoM results
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been testing a bitļ¼recentlyļ¼I noticed that the rigid sense of self is loosening upā¦I dont try to do something to prove that I am certain type of personā¦insteadļ¼the self became less importantļ¼I focused on my responsibility and the position that I have been given so I could offer value the greater good and the communityļ¼off course ļ¼society as a whole ā¦the self absorbedļ¼self centered attitude somehow became less of focusā¦I am more interesting of how could I be ethical in the chosen coursesā¦ā¦alsoļ¼the black and whiteļ¼binary opposition type of thinking is starting to dissolveā¦.I am starting to accept thatā¦there is more in betweenā¦.actuallyļ¼it is infinite possibilitiesā¦ā¦ 
ā¦Rom will stay in my stack for the remaining time of this yearā¦it just so beautifully fits my needsā¦and next yearļ¼I will build a custom around itā¦. 
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I just noticed that I have become more and more gentle ļ¼ understanding and empathicā¦not only towards myself but extending to outside slowlyā¦ā¦something deeper has been developed and as a resultļ¼I am starting to embody the ideal parental figure that resides deep inside my consciousnessā¦I know there is a part yearning for it and I am becoming that which I am yearning forā¦ā¦I cant stress it enough how amazing it isā¦ā¦it is granting more power and freedomā¦.the despair of searching for meaningļ¼love and power has lost its power on meā¦.I start to peel off those hypocritical and self pretentious facadeā¦a true wise man is coming outā¦. 
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Today was the first time I noticed a little inkling of this.
Although as usual, now that Iāve finally recognized it, I realize that itās been going on all along.
It started out with just trying to get a sense of the actual thickness of each of the Earthās layers: crust, mantle, core. The reason is that it had just occurred to me that as miraculously deep as the oceans are, they are not unimaginably deep. The deepest part of the ocean is about 7 miles deep. Mind you, those are 7 untravellable miles, due to the pressure and conditions. But what strikes me is that here is a number that my mind can actually navigate.
Anyway, from there I was taken back to the basic geometry of my youth. The relationship between diameter and circumference in a sphere. And it occurred to me that I actually care about this right now.
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Itās continuing. Iām finding myself exploring mathematical concepts.
I was estranged from mathematics by my first-year of university. Iām an experiential concept, metaphor, meaning kind of person and there is no time to fill in those kinds of blanks in a fast-paced course. So, I ended up giving up and losing interest. My nature insists on having a personal context for the āWhyā of the subjects I study. Inefficient for a math student.
But my AI learning partner is endlessly patient and does not mind exploring any of the sidetracking connections or relationships or implications that I wish to follow.
So, possibly, linear algebra, trigonometry, and calculus, here we come!
(Donāt actually have so much time for this. But, weāll see.)
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In my experience university mathematics was when we started dealing with "why"s, having to prove theorems rather than just apply them. IIRC the core of that math major was kind of revisiting theorems but in increasingly abstract contexts, we started off with calculus or āanalysis of realspaceā and by the fourth year we were relearning the same concepts but for function and other metric spaces.
Also learned set theory, formal logic and the basics of group theory as well. With set theory and formal logic we got the basic blocks of ābuilding a universeā, and in the process ironically come to accept the unknowability of things, and the acceptance of things are 'just trueā. Probably weird but I never understood cosmic horror from Lovecraft, but I did from uncountability. With basic group theory and isomorphisms itās a different mental perspective that for better or worse led me to see a lot of things as āpigs-and-humansā.
You may find such branches of mathematics more interesting, although a basis in calculus, linear algebra etc will be helpful (and pragmatic). Itās kind of like ālearn this universe before the multiverseā, to help āroll with itā in the beginning.
If you get into linear algebra, Flatland is a great story to understand the idea of subspaces.
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Actually read that one.
I think right now Iām drawn to understand the basics. Euclidean geometry. The patterns of the world around me. Engineering. Weāll see. Iām not trying to direct it. Just letting it grow organically.
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Iām almost terrified of running this. I feel like Iām having an existential crisis almost daily
I live in my head so much
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I wonder what thatās about.
Mind is so freaking mysterious at times.
You know what, I think it might just be the side-effects of a growth process. Change is destabilizing. Growth is destabilizing. When we question our basic assumptions and invite movement into our inner world, thatās going to generate some existential crises.
Seeing you from the outside, you seem pretty cool.
But turbulence happens. And thatās a fact.
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