It would seem so, however – if one were to experience a “good” form of recon, this would be it, because you are clearly attempting to work through an internal issue by externalizing in the form of questions. That’s a “seeking” action, and one seeks to resolve imbalance. Believe it or not, these types of discussions do indeed qualify as “taking action.”
Anyway, to answer the question – one of the things people have to remember is that we are forced, by nature of the company’s global customer base, to create an experience that can be used and enjoyed by ALL. While theoretically, more “in your face” results could lead to faster development, said faster development almost ALWAYS (and we know this for a fact, for we have observed it ALOT) comes with destabilization – a very intense experience. Consider the fact that once you shatter a very deep world view or internal issue, your world will metaphorically “drop from under your feet.”
The goal with more “subtle” results is providing you with consistent and steady progress that eventually leads to major leaps over time. This avoids destabilization, and believe it or not, will get you to your intended outcome much faster, since you’re not dealing with perpetual recon. What everyone tends to forget, is that these titles were actually developed for long-term runs – like a year.
Those who have done this will attest – there’s a period where results aren’t as prominent, but are consistent. This is the stage where you see those individuals reporting things that many would consider minor, or not a “true” result. Things like dreams, or minor synchronicities that seem to appear outside of them (finding money, people paying them small amounts back, extra head nods at work). The kinda stuff that honestly, more critical people would dismiss as placebo.
Then, comes the time when the individual begins to doubt themselves, thinks about changing stacks, results seem to slow down. The inner test here is one of resilience and consistency – a test that what we call the subconscious itself seems to deliver, almost as if it’s a protective measure (are you attempting to grow in a manner that is truly authentic to you). As such, this isn’t a form of recon that we would want to attempt to bypass (if it’s even possible), as this usually signals an upcoming breakthrough, and you want to work with this “recon” with as much sagacity as possible, because the deeper you understand what’s happening, the better the breakthrough.
Then comes the breakthrough. The person realizes something about themselves that they never knew before, and whether they continue with the stack, or even subliminal audio itself ends up opening opportunities and viewpoints that they weren’t capable of seeing before. New “paths of manifestation” begins to emerge, and their new inner system begins to externalize. If the breakthrough was reached through steady, consistent means, we avoid the destabilization effect and instead the individual feels motivated, with a deeper sense of internal power.
If they continue with the inner work, the process then repeats from the start. Subtle, building to a breakthrough. The thing is, with each cycle, what one calls “subtle” changes, as the individual is now capable of experiencing more “in your face” results without it causing destabilization. You’ve seen individuals run titles, get incredible results and then externalize their lack of inner self-worth by then questioning the nature of the subliminal audio industry itself. And they do so usually through the lens of religion and spirituality, which makes sense, as people rely on that to make sense of that which isn’t easily understood – a paradox really, since spirituality for most people is a mystical process that intentionally defies logic (but I digress).
What these individuals aren’t recognizing is that the subliminal didn’t “install” the ability to perform within them, but rather helped bring out their innate ability to achieve whenever the irrational fears and emotions of the mind are brought under control. But if a person has a very poor self-image, what tends to happen (again, based on our experience with our titles, we are not claiming this process occurs with anything else), their shadow begins to emerge – the unresolved, unhealed parts of the self – and the people will project that onto others, who will mirror their own trauma back at them, reaffirming the cycle they’ve create.
And rest assured, any subliminal audio title or modality of healing (including things like Yoga and Qigong), when pushed to constant intensity will result in these types of things. Consistent, steady growth, however, assures a positive end result as long as the individual takes action to help move things along.
So, while things may feel “slow” at first and the individual may desire to “experience more,” the truth is the matter is that as long as you are getting results – no matter how small – you are still progressing toward those larger results, but you are doing so in a manner that assures that you are building a strong inner foundation and framework before trying to take on anything that would leave you destabilized. Not only does this give you powerful and potent long-term benefits, but it also assures that the titles can remain universally used by anyone regardless of their current stage of growth. This is why we create Artisan titles – those who have developed the capacity to handle them can do so.
I’ve recognized that like myself, you seem to have a very strong pattern making ability. The ability to synthesize information from seemingly disparate sources. Turn that discriminating ability at the various synchronicities, patterns and cycles that occur in your life. Journal about it privately (since this type of really deep inner work seems to work better when your externalized thoughts are considered "sacred) and try to see what your own mind is reflecting outward. This will allow you to decide which patterns and cycles you want to break or change, then base whatever action you want to take on that.
Just a quick analysis of what you’ve written, this seems linked to the “FOMO” issues you were bringing up earlier this year (I think). It appears that you’ve worked through some of that, and now you’re getting down to the deeper issues of the nature of your own impatience. Consider seeing this as a remarkable breakthrough, from thinking about this as just “FOMO,” to now being able to understand your own mental processes and how they lead to a sense of impatience – which could be keeping you from reaching your maximum potential.
The majority of people in society (referring to those who are not engaging in deep inner work) do not possess this ability, which is one of the issues we’re experiencing in the world. Everyone is projecting their own shadow on everyone else and attempting to resolve it through force and violence rather than through self-evaluation. And this is a universal concept even spoken by the great avatars. I’ll give an example from Christianity, which is the only religion I am comfortable citing, since it’s the one I am most familiar with (but again, we respect all traditions, merely making a point here):
Matthew 7:3-5
3 “Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?
4 How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye?
5 You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.
While many here would simplify Christ’s statement here, I would argue that thematically, what he is suggesting is very familiar (if not a veiled message) of what in the modern age, people refer to as the “law of reflection,” that the “speck” in the brother’s eye is the projection of the “beam” in one’s own eye.
Now, this doesn’t mean that people aren’t actually doing negative things to you at times or that you are to blame for people’s wrongdoings. But what it does suggest is that a lot of what we experience is the byproduct (or perhaps, eventuality) of our own unresolved trauma and ingrained negative habits.
And thus, consistent and steady progress – however slow – eventually leads to breakthrough, clarity and eventually what one would call “more obvious results.”
… with some people, that is. With others (like myself), the results become more internal and harder to even externalize to others. I still cannot describe my RoW experience outside of “an emerging sense of detachment from transient ideas like ‘success’ and ‘popularity,’ which somehow has lead to leaps in cognition, consciousness and my ability to make better titles.”
And this for me, was intense and in some ways, painful because it was a total shattering of past worldviews. I bring this up to point out that if the results turn inward like this and the outward expression is something like enhanced creativity, that can also been seen as a “deep result.”
