Pursuit of Greatness

Journals - Major Programs
#40

Stark Black:

The archetype of man described here is one who is destined for greatness through self-mastery, resilience, and innovation. This individual is seen as a force of nature, combining dominance with ethical consideration, and achieving profound success across wealth, cognition, and social influence. This archetype embraces fame, commands respect, and drives societal change through unparalleled vision and innovation, ultimately transcending the mundane and reshaping the world.

Mental and Behavioral Blocks:

Unleash Your Innate Potential:

  • Self-doubt: Constantly questioning your abilities and worthiness.
  • Fear of failure: Avoiding risks due to the potential of failing.
  • Procrastination: Delaying actions needed to realize potential.

Transform into a Force of Nature:

  • Lack of discipline: Inability to maintain focus and consistency.
  • Negative self-talk: Undermining your efforts with internal criticism.
  • Lack of vision: Inability to set clear, compelling goals.

Command Respect and Admiration:

  • Insecurity: Feeling inadequate in social situations.
  • People-pleasing: Sacrificing your own needs to gain approval.
  • Poor self-presentation: Neglecting personal grooming and social skills.

Become a Beacon of Innovation:

  • Fixed mindset: Believing abilities and intelligence are static.
  • Fear of criticism: Avoiding new ideas to prevent negative feedback.
  • Conformity: Adhering to societal norms rather than exploring unique ideas.

Wealth Mastery:

  • Scarcity mindset: Believing there is never enough to go around.
  • Poor financial habits: Spending impulsively or neglecting savings.
  • Fear of success: Subconsciously sabotaging efforts due to fear of change.

Dominance with Grace:

  • Aggressiveness: Using force rather than influence.
  • Lack of empathy: Failing to consider others’ perspectives.
  • Impatience: Wanting immediate results without allowing natural progress.

Unbreakable Resilience:

  • Victim mentality: Blaming external factors for personal challenges.
  • Avoidance: Shying away from difficulties rather than facing them.
  • Burnout: Overworking without proper self-care.

Extreme Cognitive Enhancement:

  • Mental fog: Lack of clarity due to poor health or stress.
  • Stagnation: Avoiding new learning opportunities.
  • Distraction: Inability to focus due to constant interruptions.

Romantic Magnetism:

  • Low self-esteem: Believing you are unworthy of love.
  • Fear of rejection: Avoiding romantic pursuits to prevent being turned down.
  • Poor communication: Inability to express feelings and intentions clearly.

Harness the Power of Fame:

  • Fear of exposure: Worrying about privacy and judgment.
  • Imposter syndrome: Feeling like a fraud despite success.
  • Overwhelm: Struggling to manage increased attention and responsibilities.

Embrace the Spotlight:

  • Stage fright: Anxiety about being the center of attention.
  • Perfectionism: Fear of making mistakes in public.
  • Isolation: Avoiding social situations to stay out of the spotlight.

Cultivate Popularity Through Value:

  • Lack of self-awareness: Not understanding your unique value.
  • Inauthenticity: Trying to fit in rather than standing out.
  • Passivity: Waiting for others to notice your value rather than actively demonstrating it.

Ethical Dominance:

  • Manipulativeness: Using deceitful tactics to gain control.
  • Arrogance: Disregarding others’ autonomy and perspectives.
  • Moral flexibility: Compromising ethics for personal gain.

See Beyond Societal Veils:

  • Conventional thinking: Adhering strictly to traditional views.
  • Cynicism: Dismissing new opportunities as unrealistic.
  • Complacency: Being satisfied with the status quo.

Unparalleled Innovation:

  • Resistance to change: Clinging to old methods and ideas.
  • Fear of the unknown: Avoiding new ventures due to uncertainty.
  • Lack of creativity: Not engaging in activities that stimulate innovation.

Personal Transformation:

  • Fixed identity: Reluctance to change self-perception.
  • Comfort zone: Staying in familiar situations to avoid discomfort.
  • Lack of introspection: Not reflecting on personal growth areas.

Overcoming these mental and behavioral blocks is crucial for fully embodying the archetype of a person destined for greatness, as outlined in the objectives.

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#41

Emperor House of Medici:

The archetype of man depicted here is a charismatic and strategic visionary, akin to the influential Medici family of Florence. This man is a master of relationship-building, leadership, financial acumen, and legacy creation. He excels in forging deep, meaningful connections, predicting market trends, making shrewd deals, and organizing both personal and professional domains with unparalleled efficiency. His ultimate goal is to achieve financial abundance, influence, and a lasting family legacy, embodying the traits of a powerful, insightful, and successful leader.

Mental and Behavioral Blocks

  1. Attract and manifest high value friends, associates, partners, and allies:
  • Fear of rejection or social anxiety
  • Lack of confidence in one’s worth or value
  • Inability to effectively communicate or network
  • Negative beliefs about wealth and successful people
  1. Build incredibly deep, long-lasting relationships:
  • Trust issues or fear of vulnerability
  • Poor communication or emotional intelligence skills
  • Inability to prioritize or invest time in relationships
  • Past traumas or negative relationship experiences
  1. Rapidly excel at trading, numbers, and mathematics:
  • Fear of failure or making mistakes
  • Lack of confidence in analytical abilities
  • Negative beliefs about one’s intelligence or mathematical skills
  • Procrastination or lack of discipline in study and practice
  1. Develop the ability to predict market movements and outcomes:
  • Overwhelm or fear of complexity in financial markets
  • Lack of trust in one’s intuition or analytical skills
  • Rigid thinking patterns or inability to adapt to new information
  • Impatience or desire for quick results
  1. Master the art of the deal and negotiation:
  • Fear of confrontation or assertiveness
  • Lack of preparation or strategic thinking
  • Insecurity about one’s negotiating skills
  • Negative beliefs about money and business
  1. Easily persuade others to help you achieve your financial goals:
  • Fear of rejection or being perceived as manipulative
  • Lack of charisma or persuasive communication skills
  • Inability to identify and leverage mutual benefits
  • Negative self-talk or self-doubt
  1. Organize and manage yourself and others:
  • Poor time management or organizational skills
  • Procrastination or lack of motivation
  • Fear of taking responsibility or leadership roles
  • Inability to delegate or trust others
  1. Develop the ability to analyze and create intricate plans:
  • Fear of complexity or failure
  • Lack of critical thinking or problem-solving skills
  • Overwhelm or analysis paralysis
  • Negative beliefs about one’s strategic abilities
  1. Intuit who will make excellent partners for any purpose:
  • Distrust or skepticism towards others
  • Lack of empathy or emotional intelligence
  • Inability to read social cues or body language
  • Past negative experiences with partnerships
  1. Increase your influence, reputation, and fame:
  • Fear of visibility or being judged
  • Lack of confidence in one’s abilities or contributions
  • Inability to effectively self-promote
  • Negative beliefs about fame or public attention
  1. Develop your political/statesman abilities:
  • Fear of public speaking or leadership
  • Lack of understanding of political dynamics or strategies
  • Insecurity about one’s ability to influence or lead
  • Negative beliefs about politics or statesmanship
  1. Experience the gradual development of your analytical and pattern-making abilities:
  • Fixed mindset about one’s intelligence or abilities
  • Impatience with the learning process
  • Lack of curiosity or interest in continuous learning
  • Procrastination or lack of practice
  1. Achieve total financial abundance and freedom:
  • Scarcity mindset or fear of financial insecurity
  • Negative beliefs about money or wealth
  • Inability to manage or invest money wisely
  • Procrastination or lack of financial planning
  1. Increase overall motivation to generate as much wealth as possible:
  • Lack of clear goals or vision
  • Fear of failure or success
  • Procrastination or lack of discipline
  • Negative self-talk or self-doubt
  1. Improve and enhance natural positive manifestation abilities:
  • Negative mindset or lack of belief in manifestation
  • Inability to focus or visualize clearly
  • Impatience with the manifestation process
  • Negative societal programming about success
  1. Easily generate new ideas for wealth generation:
  • Lack of creativity or innovation
  • Fear of taking risks or trying new things
  • Inability to see opportunities in challenges
  • Negative beliefs about one’s creativity or potential
  1. Begin creating your business empire using the resources you have now:
  • Perfectionism or fear of starting small
  • Lack of confidence in one’s entrepreneurial abilities
  • Inability to identify or leverage available resources
  • Negative beliefs about entrepreneurship
  1. Enhance and improve decision-making skills when scaling your empire:
  • Fear of making wrong decisions
  • Lack of information or analysis paralysis
  • Insecurity about one’s leadership abilities
  • Procrastination or indecisiveness
  1. Improve goal-setting habits and dissolve fears around achieving goals:
  • Fear of failure or success
  • Lack of clarity or specificity in goals
  • Inability to break down goals into actionable steps
  • Negative self-talk or self-doubt
  1. Increase overall productivity and eliminate procrastination:
  • Lack of motivation or discipline
  • Fear of failure or perfectionism
  • Inability to prioritize or manage time effectively
  • Negative beliefs about productivity or success
  1. Breakthrough and eliminate internal wealth ceilings:
  • Negative beliefs about money or earning potential
  • Fear of financial responsibility or success
  • Inability to envision or believe in financial abundance
  • Scarcity mindset or past financial traumas
  1. Breakthrough and eliminate internal success ceilings:
  • Fear of success or failure
  • Negative self-talk or self-doubt
  • Insecurity about one’s abilities or potential
  • Limiting beliefs about success or achievement
  1. Overall cognitive enhancement:
  • Fixed mindset about intelligence or learning abilities
  • Lack of curiosity or interest in continuous learning
  • Procrastination or lack of practice
  • Negative beliefs about one’s cognitive abilities
  1. Uncover/discover secrets, strategies, and tactics for wealth:
  • Inability to think outside the box or be innovative
  • Fear of taking risks or trying new strategies
  • Lack of curiosity or willingness to learn from others
  • Negative beliefs about one’s strategic abilities
  1. Improve debt management skills and eliminate inhibitive debt:
  • Fear of facing financial problems or debt
  • Lack of knowledge or skills in financial management
  • Procrastination or avoidance of financial responsibilities
  • Negative beliefs about money or debt
  1. Develop long-term financial visualization and planning skills:
  • Inability to think long-term or plan ahead
  • Lack of clarity or specificity in financial goals
  • Fear of financial insecurity or instability
  • Negative beliefs about financial planning or success
  1. Develop a strong sense of self and internal confidence:
  • Low self-esteem or self-worth
  • Fear of failure or success
  • Negative self-talk or self-doubt
  • Past traumas or negative experiences affecting self-perception
  1. Detach from negative societal programming about money:
  • Internalized negative beliefs about wealth or success
  • Fear of judgment or criticism from others
  • Inability to challenge or change ingrained beliefs
  • Influence of negative societal messages about money
  1. Change mindset to that of a winner:
  • Negative self-talk or self-doubt
  • Fear of failure or rejection
  • Inability to see challenges as opportunities
  • Fixed mindset about one’s abilities or potential
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#42

Ecstasy of Gold:

The archetype of man described here is the “Boundless Wealth Creator.” This individual is characterized by an unwavering focus on financial abundance, an unshakable belief in limitless wealth, and a relentless drive for productivity and success. He embodies complete freedom from negative beliefs, possesses deep knowledge and skills, and has the motivation and clarity to continuously manifest and seize wealth-generating opportunities. With a mindset of a millionaire, he exudes high status, attracts beneficial relationships, and innovates constantly, ensuring perpetual financial growth and success.

Mental and Behavioral Blocks

  1. Develop your sense of freedom when it comes to wealth — realize the power of complete freedom and creativity.
  • Fear of risk and uncertainty
  • Fixed mindset about money and creativity
  • Overreliance on traditional financial advice
  1. Achieve total financial abundance and freedom through the manifestation and building of wealth and success.
  • Scarcity mindset
  • Doubts about the feasibility of financial freedom
  • Resistance to change and new methods
  1. Increase overall motivation to generate as much wealth as possible through all available channels, which includes creating NEW channels and pathways for revenue (ex: entrepreneurship, trading stocks or crypto, etc.).
  • Fear of failure and financial loss
  • Lack of interest or aversion to learning new skills
  • Procrastination and lack of discipline
  1. Improve and enhance natural positive manifestation abilities, especially when working toward achieving financial abundance, success.
  • Negative self-talk and low self-esteem
  • Doubts about the effectiveness of manifestation
  • Inconsistent belief in one’s ability to manifest wealth
  1. Relentless push for massive manifestation of opportunities, wealth, people and situations that can bring you limitless wealth (depends on your level of growth).
  • Inadequate networking skills
  • Fear of rejection and missed opportunities
  • Limited vision and inability to recognize opportunities
  1. Easily generate new ideas for wealth generation and increase motivation to act on those ideas.
  • Creative blocks and mental fatigue
  • Fear of taking the first step
  • Perfectionism and overthinking
  1. Generate an aura of “high status,” attracting positive individuals who can help you achieve financial success.
  • Low self-confidence
  • Social anxiety and difficulty in building relationships
  • Lack of understanding of social dynamics
  1. Begin creating your business / social / romantic empire using the resources you have now, rather than having to “save up” before starting.
  • Analysis paralysis and overplanning
  • Fear of resource inadequacy
  • Waiting for the “perfect” moment
  1. Enhance and improve decision making skills when scaling your empire once you’ve acquired more resources.
  • Indecisiveness and second-guessing
  • Lack of experience in strategic planning
  • Fear of making wrong decisions
  1. Improve goal setting habits, and completely dissolve all fears around achieving those goals, especially when setting goals that deal with generating wealth, achieving success and cultivating your romance life.
  • Ambiguity in defining goals
  • Fear of setting high aspirations
  • Lack of follow-through on plans
  1. Increase overall productivity and eliminate procrastination, especially when working toward generating maximum wealth.
  • Distractions and lack of focus
  • Poor time management skills
  • Comfort with current lifestyle
  1. Breakthrough and eliminate any and all internal wealth ceilings (negative beliefs capping your earning potential) preventing you from achieving complete financial freedom.
  • Deep-seated beliefs about money being evil or hard to earn
  • Cultural and familial influences limiting ambition
  • Fear of surpassing others
  1. Breakthrough and eliminate any and all internal success ceilings (negative beliefs capping your ability to achieve widespread success).
  • Imposter syndrome
  • Fear of standing out or drawing attention
  • Limiting beliefs about one’s capabilities
  1. General cognitive enhancement—faster raw processing speed, increase fluid intelligence, develop strong logical reasoning abilities, quickly learn new skills, etc.
  • Cognitive fatigue and stress
  • Lack of mental stimulation and challenges
  • Unhealthy lifestyle affecting cognitive function
  1. Uncover / discover any secrets, strategies and tactics that will help you achieve incredible wealth and financial abundance.
  • Resistance to unconventional methods
  • Information overload and difficulty in filtering useful information
  • Skepticism towards new knowledge
  1. Achieve a state of constant, unbreakable innovation. Regardless of what happens, you will innovate and earn money.
  • Comfort with the status quo
  • Fear of repeated failures
  • Stagnant thinking patterns
  1. Achieve concentration that allows you to work for hours with utmost focus, cultivate a sense of productivity and ambition that is unstoppable.
  • Inability to maintain focus for extended periods
  • Lack of a conducive work environment
  • Easily discouraged by setbacks
  1. Improve debt management skills and eliminate all debt that inhibits your ability to generate wealth (this does not negatively affect strategic deals that includes obtaining credit or other capital that requires repayment).
  • Poor financial literacy
  • Fear of confronting financial problems
  • Mismanagement of existing resources
  1. Develop long-term financial visualization and planning skills.
  • Short-term thinking and gratification
  • Lack of clear financial goals
  • Difficulty in visualizing future scenarios
  1. Completely detach from and neutralize all negative societal programming in regards to money, success and generating wealth.
  • Social conditioning and peer pressure
  • Internalized societal narratives about money
  • Fear of social alienation
  1. Change your mindset to that of a winner, turning all negatives into opportunities for growth and acting upon those opportunities in a way that helps you generate wealth and achieve widespread success.
  • Pessimism and negativity bias
  • Reluctance to take calculated risks
  • Dwelling on past failures
  1. Eliminate any limiting beliefs, regardless of their source, that stop you from achieving wealth.
  • Unconscious biases and stereotypes
  • Self-sabotaging behaviors
  • Influence of naysayers and skeptics
  1. Diminish and dissipate negative behavior and situations that occur that are limiting your financial growth.
  • Tendency to engage in unproductive activities
  • Allowing toxic relationships to persist
  • Resistance to constructive criticism
  1. Realize and truly understand in the deepest core of your being that limitless wealth IS possible for you.
  • Deep-rooted skepticism about wealth
  • Fear of disappointment and unmet expectations
  • Lack of role models and inspiration
  1. Find, learn and cultivate the knowledge, skills, talents and habits that will be of most use to you in making incredible wealth while having you be truly happy.
  • Difficulty in identifying personal strengths
  • Aversion to self-improvement and learning
  • Confusion about where to focus efforts
  1. Discover the secrets you need to succeed in your area of wealth, make the best possible use of them.
  • Overlooking or undervaluing critical information
  • Resistance to mentorship and guidance
  • Inability to apply theoretical knowledge practically
  1. Be pushed to relentlessly take action towards your wealth goals – easily, step by step, achieve them.
  • Fear of sustained effort and dedication
  • Inconsistent action and commitment
  • Lack of clear, actionable steps
  1. Find your personal wealth purpose which will bring you the greatest amount of financial freedom, gain and happiness.
  • Lack of introspection and self-awareness
  • Pressure to conform to societal expectations
  • Difficulty in aligning passion with financial goals
  1. Know exactly what you need to do to achieve wealth, be guided every step of the way.
  • Uncertainty and confusion about pathways
  • Mistrust in guidance and support systems
  • Paralysis by analysis
  1. Experience what it means to be utterly focused on your purpose every single moment of the day – and to achieve greatness every day.
  • Inconsistent focus and distraction
  • Lack of intrinsic motivation
  • Burnout and lack of balance in life
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#43

Wouldn’t be coming back to journaling online this early if not for @Sub.Zero experiment

I currently stopped using HOM because I take 0 action with it due to life circumstances. Instead I started using LotS - I take a lot of action on it almost daily.

For now, I’ll be using SB and LotS whenever I feel like using it (intuitively), while using EoG ST1 daily with 1-2 loops

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#44

Now, for the results I’ve had while away from the forum:

EoG seems to have pushed me a lot towards health first and it makes sense. How am I supposed to get rich if I’m constantly having low energy? Also I guess it reduced my stress regarding money and now I’m able to focus on the health as well.

  • Quit PMO effortlessly and completely
  • Started working out 3x/week, consistently
  • Normalized my sleep, started taping my mouth (helped a lot)
  • Memorized 48 Laws of Power
  • Started using Red Light Therapy consistently
  • Resparkled my interest towards my current work which led me to updating portfolio. It will increase my earnings tremendously
  • Had a lot of breakthrough regarding my personal relationships
  • Had some breakthroughs regarding some personal stuff. Some of them have an extremely big potential, I’m not gonna say anything for now
  • my energy levels have risen A LOT ever since all of these.
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#45

Just mind that EoG1 is a healing sub and that can cause more recon, on top of that, your results may be not so obvious. Take it easy, mate. Start slowly. For further inquires.

:snowflake:

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#46

Yeah but it’s my last cycle of ST1 so I want to get as much of it in my subconscious to process

I don’t mind recon right now since my life circumstances allow me to relax for now. So we’ll see what results this experiment will produce

Also just a note for everyone who reads this journal - we are not following the official guidelines. It may lead to diminished results so don’t try to repeat it unless you are an advanced user and know what you are doing, while also taking full responsibility for experimentation

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#47

Let’s see how it goes then.

:snowflake:

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#48

Did 3 min of SB, 2 full loops of EoG ST1

So far, not feeling much, except for the ZP perceptual shift. Going to work on portfolio right now because don’t have any clients currently.

I’m aiming to basically always be working (with enjoyment!) either on real jobs for clients or on portfolio. There’s no point to stagnate and not do anything

Meanwhile, also some results from LotS (just from 1 full loop the day before yesterday):

  • Hitting PRs in the gym
  • More energy after exercise
  • less hunger, yet more appetite for protein. Like, I think I might’ve been undereating protein but now it’s definitely not a problem
  • More gym motivation
  • Better technique control and mind-muscle connection
  • Got better grasp on Evolving Rep Ranges

I’m going to be using LotS instead of HOM pretty much all the way until some legal things in my country normalize which can take 6+ months. Gotta get ripped and jacked in the meanwhile lol

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#49

did 3rd loop of EoG :blush:

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#50

So, overall, I did 4 loops of EoG ST1 yesterday

Today I did 2 and yes, it seems like the approach works. I need more observation though but after 2 loops, I’m extremely motivated and enerized, feeling utter disgust at useless activities and gaining enjoyment from working and progressing

It seems that the stubborn subconscious structure in my case was that I wasn’t able to associate work with joy and pleasure. I guess it’s from the overall work-rest brainwashing. But now it seems to be reconciling with and I’m gaining more interest in work and progressing rather than thinking about work like it’s a chore

@Sub.Zero do you want me to ping you whenever I post about the results of the experiment?

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#51

Well, after starting this battering ram approach, I noticed recon from… Stark Black lol

To be more precise, I have the desire to switch it to Emperor

Anyway, I did 1 7 min loop of LotS today and gonna do a few loops of EoG ST1

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#52

I’m not feeling any recon from EoG but a lot from SB, even though I didn’t have it prior to the bettering ram approach

Also, I started noticing some overload symptoms yesterday

#53

Experienced the perceptual shift 3 mins into the loop of EoG ST1

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#54

No more subliminal reinforcement for the structures/patterns that ate being reconciled is my assumption. I’ve seen it lots of times in me.

Like? How many loop are you running a day? What times?

:snowflake:

#55

Hmm, not sure what you mean. You mean that EoG ST1 did its things basically and opened up patterns to reconcile for SB?

Just intense tiredness mid my second loop yesterday and a clear thought to stop the loop. Stopped at 8.5 minutes

How many loops - 1-2

What times - if you mean duration - full loops except for yesterday. If you mean what time of day - closer to the end of the day

Today I did 1 loop, don’t want to do the second one

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#56

I thought, you gave up on SB and there was input for it no more. Sorry. But what you say may be the case. However, it may be about the scope of the scripting you’re exposed to which is really broad. I’m listening to one sub only.

You’re going to see how it goes down the road.

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#57

No, I’m using three subs, just a lot more focus on EoG ST1, while keeping SB and LotS at minimum

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#58

@Sub.Zero I stopped feeling any effects honestly

I did a rest day yesterday because didn’t feel like listening to subs

#59

One shouldn’t mistake feeling no effects for not getting the results. I listened to DR for six months feeling absolutely nothing, yet no sub has changed me as dramatically as DR did.

@Hoppa doesn’t feel them at all yet his progress is great:

Another thing is, I noticed that when the sub is reconciling the deeper subconscious structures/patterns the results are not so obvious and they require more introspection, yet even then they can be “invisible” and only seeing how much you’ve changed in the long term is the “proof”.

Another thing is, it’s quite common to see no results on healing subs as I’ve mentioned before.

Yesterday I was going to post something on that matter in my journal yet I wanted to give it some more time. WB is digging deeper and the recon I’m getting is a bit different. More profound, more “personal”, more essential, more “existential”. It feels like the results have diminished but it’s an illusion as I can clearly see how my baseline has increased., how much I’ve grown in such a short span of time.

It may be that those deeper subconscious structures/patterns need to shift in order to get even more profound results.

Stonewalling doesn’t exist on ZP in my experience. It didn’t on Q either as my transformation on DR (Q) says. I would listen to it for many hours a day.

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